# Patricia Wright

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Madagascar conservation successes hinge on public education and health, famed primatologist says

Patricia Wright, a pioneering primatologist who established the Centre ValBio research station in Madagascar, began her work there in 1986. As the person who first described the golden bamboo lemur (Hapalemur aureus) to Western science, her contributions led to the creation of Ranomafana National P…

EP. 1623: Filmmaker Claire Tomlinson (Surviving Alone: The Tale of Simone)

Simone is the last Greater Bamboo Lemur in Ranomafana, a protected rainforest in south-east Madagascar. After a happy start in life, surrounded by family, Simone finds herself alone, as members of her family disappear one by one. Three years on, and she’s still alone - a social animal, a primate, j…

Michael Shayne, Private Detective - Date At Cliff House

Private Detective Michael Shane and his attractive assistant Phyllis Knight find themselves at San Francisco's Cliff House to keep a date with a lady that called herself Miss Jones. Phyllis says "Mike Shane, if she weren't a blonde and good-looking you'd have turned the case down". Mike says "For t…

Classics in the Spotlight - January 27

Classics in the Spotlight with Arlene Matheson & Stephen Wilkinsfeaturing Johann Nepomuk HUMMEL HUMMEL Piano Sonata in F-sharp minor Op 81 (1819) John Khouri, forte-piano  HUMMEL Te Deum (1806) Patricia Wright, soprano; Tower Voices, New Zealand; New Zealand Symph. Orch.; Cond., Uwe Grodd HUMMEL …

Lemur Discoveries, Fossils, and Conservation – Patricia Wright

How do you rediscover a species thought to be extinct, and help protect an entire rainforest at the same time? In this episode, we explore the remarkable career of Professor Patricia Wright, one of the most influential figures in lemur research and conservation. Professor Wright is a primatologist,…

The Masks We Wear To Survive with Wai Poc

There are parts of us that learn to survive before they ever get the chance to live. In this conversation, Wai Poc invites us into the quiet, complex terrain of identity—where visibility and invisibility coexist, where inherited fear shapes connection, and where the longing to belong meets the cour…

The Masks We Wear To Survive with Wai Poc

There are parts of us that learn to survive before they ever get the chance to live. In this conversation, Wai Poc invites us into the quiet, complex terrain of identity—where visibility and invisibility coexist, where inherited fear shapes connection, and where the longing to belong meets the cour…

Johann Hummel: Te Deum

Johann Hummel: Te Deum David Griffiths, Zan McKendree-Wright, Patrick Power, Patricia Wright TOWER Voices New Zealand & New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Uwe Grodd, conductor More info about today’s track: Naxos 8.557193 Courtesy of Naxos of America Inc. Subscribe You can subscribe to this podcast…

The Cowboy's Baby Audiobook by Patricia Wright

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The Cowboy's BabyCategories: Contemporary, Female Protagonist, Fiction, RomanceAuthor: Patricia WrightNarrator: Jack GarrettPublisher: W. F. Howes Ltd.Release date: 01-26-2011Language: EnglishSummary:Kira lit up Trace McKane's li…

6.11 Patricia Wright on Lemurs, Madagascar, and Connections between Humans and Nature

This episode of Spotlights features Dr. Patricia Wright, a renowned American primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist. She is famous for her extensive fieldwork in Madagascar, where she discovered the golden bamboo lemur and spearheaded the creation of Ranomafana National Park. She discus…