Living With Predators – How Lions and People Can Thrive In a Shared Landscape ft. Professor Amy Dickman & Darwin Kanai Gakenia
In this episode, Professor Amy Dickman @AmyDickman4 chats with Gordon Buchanan about the complexities of developing community-led conservation and some common misconceptions that can trip up wildlife-lovers around the world.
Amy’s the join CEO of Lion Landscapes and one of the co-founders of the Pr…
Episode 198 - Amy Dickman || Evidence-Based Conservation
Amy Dickman, the new Director of WildCRU (Wildlife Conservation Research Unit), at prestigious Oxford University in England, rejoins the Blood Origins podcast to talk about lions, trophy hunting and evidence-based wildlife conservation.
Listen to Amy’s first episode with us: https://podcasts.appl…
Episode 28 - Amy Dickman. Big Cat Biologist. Non-hunter. Vegetarian. Self-professed “bunny hugger”.
Big Cat Biologist. Non-hunter. Vegetarian. Self-professed “bunny hugger”. Advocate for the benefits of hunting? Amy Dickman is a jack of of all trades in the wildlife space and noted conservationist in Africa. She is pro-hunting, even when her heart is against it, because of the cost-benefits analy…
UK trophy hunting ban 'will end up killing far more animals than it saves'
The British government has voted to introduce a ban on trophy hunting after the overwhelming backing of many celebrities and controversial incidents such as the Cecil the Lion fiasco back in 2015. However, there are many on the other side of the argument who believe that this ban will actually have…
Trophy hunting: The row about conservation and colonialism
Earlier this year, MPs voted to stop trophy hunters bringing back the body parts of endangered animals – such as rhino horns - into Britain. However, not everyone agrees with a blanket ban. Some conservationists and local community leaders in parts of Africa warn it unintentionally risks reversing …
Trophy hunting: can killing and conservation go hand in hand?
A series of super tusker elephant killings has sparked a bitter international battle over trophy hunting and its controversial, often-counterintuitive role in conservation. Biodiversity reporter Phoebe Weston speaks to Amy Dickman, professor of wildlife conservation at the University of Oxford, abo…
Those of us who dislike trophy hunting should propose alternative plans rather than bans
Amy Dickman - Professor of wildlife conservation at the University of Oxford; Director of Oxford University’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU); joint CEO of Lion Landscapes.
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Episode 340: Helping Our Children Embrace Forgiveness
Summary In this episode, we explore the true meaning of forgiveness and reconciliation, especially for children. We discuss practical ways to teach kids about forgiveness through books, analogies, and activities, emphasizing its importance for healthy relationships and spiritual growth. This episod…
Transforming Lion Conflict Into Coexistence with Amy Dickman and Alayne Cotterill
Welcome back to the Women in Wildlife Podcast! In this episode, joint-CEOs Alayne and Amy share how their charity 'Lion Landscapes' came to life and why their work goes far beyond protecting lions alone. These two powerhouses of conservationists talk about building conservation models that respond …
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