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By Frances Carleton
The podcast currently has 25 episodes available.
Dr. Debbie Saunders started her career researching birds, that soon moved into a interest in the technology that could help track the birds in hard to access locations. Now she runs a business that helps scientists and volunteers from across the world. For more info: www.wildlifedrones.net
Rob is an environmental graduate student based in Melbourne. His research project looking at the habitat requirements of the charismatic Red Rump Parrots coincided with a pandemic and extended lock-downs. We talked about how his project had to change direction and how he employed citizen science. Follow Rob on Twitter: robdashworth
Kristy is a marketing student and ex-nurse. Now her passion is spreading the love for jumping spiders and sharing what they can teach us. Follow Oods of Spoods on Instagram: www.instagram.com/oodsofspoods/
Sue and Steve run a shelter and rescue miles from anywhere. They candidly share the trails, highs and lows of working with wildlife off the beaten track. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/BluebushWRR
Peg McDonald OM is the founder of the Higher Ground Raptors in NSW Southern HIghlands. With over 40 year working with wild she has a lot to say and share about these majestic birds and the amount it's taken to get to where they are today.
Jackie has been a beloved author and public presence in Australia for more than twenty years. We sat down with a dodgy Zoom link to talk about wombats and how living with wildlife has influenced her writing and life.
More info: www.jackiefrench.com/
Pauline and Shane are based in South Australia and dedicate their lives to bats. It's rewarding, but sometimes it can absolutely break your heart.
find out more on Instagram: talkingbatty_education_team
Juleen is a wildlife carer based on Tasmania. The wildlife down there is a little different but the learning curve to be a carer and issues don’t vary much from the mainland.
Dr Gavin Smith is a long way from his origins in Scotland. He finds himself living and working in Canberra as a full-time academic studying human nature and on the side studying the impacts of moving brown snakes from their habitats.
Nikki is a wildlife shelter operator based in country Victoria. Hear her talk about dealing with the locals, human and otherwise, and how some are more welcoming than others.
The podcast currently has 25 episodes available.