In the eons of time immemorial, life has eked out an existence from the fundamental ingredients of Planet Earth and its unique essences, our nature, our wildlife and .. us.

The dangers of global wildlife trafficking have made global headlines.

With Special Guest Philip Tedeschi , Clinical Professor, Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver.

Current data tells us our world has slid past far tipping points of no return. Viable populations of wildlife across the board are disappearing.

COVID-19 has shifted our world and our consciousness. We are on the razors edge leading wave of a new paradigm. The shift is uncomfortable, frightening and exhausting while wondering what the future holds.

The saga of the Mexican Grey Wolf is a story of how politics interferes in the efforts of independent scientists to recover an endangered species.

With this rebroadcast from 2015, we see so many parallels, as so many is global crises converge.

A critical component of any discussion in wildlife trade that is glaringly missing from major decision making processes such as CITES, is the real-world understanding wildlife markets and pricing.