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Every day, scientists and conservationists around the globe are working to answer critical questions about our rapidly changing environment and the organisms that live there; the minute details of their work reveal both the beauty and the precarious balance of the natural world. Join the Conservation Connection team as we interview today's leading wildlife scientists and conservationists about their most recent discoveries. Listen in to hear the ongoing story of the environmental work being done to protect our planet's future!
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30 minutes
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미국
에피소드 151 개
2019년 2월 14일부터
episodic
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What does it take to restore a species that’s central to culture, ecology, and economy?
In episode 141, we sit down with Shannon Wheeler, Chairman of the Nez Perce Tribal Executive Committee, to explore their urgent efforts to restore salmon in the Columbia River Basin. From dam removal and stream…
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What if a natural disaster could transform the way we connect with the environment—and each other?
In episode 140, we dive into Dr. Deborah Brosnan’s groundbreaking work with OceanShot, restoring coral reefs and estuaries, and how these ecosystems offer powerful lessons in cooperation and interdep…
How do we bridge political divides to protect the places that matter most? In episode 139 Roberta Swann, Director of the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, shares her experience uniting diverse constituencies to safeguard Mobile Bay and Alabama's rich ecosystems—even in a traditionally conservati…
How do we make it so that a tree is worth MORE standing than it is cut down? This is the exact question that this week's guest is working to answer!
Dr. Max Holmes is the President of Woodwell Climate Research Center, and he joined us in episode 138 to discuss their work on the most important thin…
It will take more than a bandaid to fix our changing climate, but what does a 600 mile bike ride have to do with climate change?
Jaquelyn Francis of the Global Warming Mitigation Project joins us on episode 137 to discuss what’s needed to move the needle on climate action. Listen in as we discuss …
A lot of people have beef with beef, and ranching can be a divisive topic in the environmental space. Is regenerative agriculture a way to make everyone happy?
Wendy Millet is the Director at TomKat Ranch, an operation that’s committed to rebuilding the land and educating their peers on best pra…
A sculpture four stories tall captivated audiences outside of the UN headquarters and changed the conversation around plastics. How else can art influence the public?
Ben Von Wong is an issue driven artist who went from a career in hard rock mining to globally recognized artist-activist. In epis…
The best conservation plan in the world doesn’t matter if there's no money to make it happen, but The Nature Conservancy has a wild new program that can turn sovereign debt into long-term conservation funding!
Melissa Garvey is the director of TNC's Nature Bonds Program, and in episode 134 she s…
We interrupt your regularly scheduled Conservation Connection content to bring you this special look into the background of your favorite podcast hosts!
This summer we were interviewed by Mark Titus for his podcast, Save What You Love. We had an absolute blast telling the story of how our marri…
Heavy metal music seems to attract sharks, but do you know why?
On the final episode of Season 10 we sit down with the world's only Heavy Metal Marine Biologist! Tom "The Blowfish" Hird tells us all about his his wild stories from the field, including how he performed heavy metal music…
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