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Each episode features a longform conversational interview with conservation biologists, land managers, climate scientists, and more. Each interview starts with a discussion of how the guest became interested in and navigated their field and the highs and lows of their career. The second half of the podcast features a key area of their research or work and the impact they hope it will have on their field. The podcast will conclude with the guests hopes and fears on the future of conservation, their advice to future conservationists, and how you can get involved.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 8 days
Average audio length:
66 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
15 episodes
since Oct. 4, 2023
episodic
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This week I was excited to speak with Chris Smith, the Southwest Wildlife Advocate for WildEarth Guardians. Chris shared several stories from his experience discovering and developing his career as a wildlife advocate including an exciting story securing the final votes for a bill to pass the New M…
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This week I was excited to speak with Dr. John Kominoski, Professor of Biological Sciences at Florida International University. I really enjoyed hearing about John’s journey, entering his Master’s program uncertain of what he wanted to do before discovering freshwater ecology. We discus…
This week I was excited to speak with Matt Lindenberg, Founder and Executive Director of the Global Conservation Corps. I was fascinated to talk with Matt about combination of luck and perseverance it can take to find your way in the field of conservation, as he worked his way from a volunteer at t…
This week I was excited to speak with Dr. Michelle Lute, Vice President of the Board of the Rewilding Institute and Co-Executive Director of Wildlife for All. I was fascinated to talk with Michelle, discussing how growing up on a farm led her into a career advocating for wildlife, and the many rese…
This week I was excited to speak with Brittany Bartlett, Ph.D. student at Oxford and the Co-Founder and President of the non-profit, The Next Swell. I really enjoyed my conversation with Brittany, focusing on her marine biology dreams, both those that are fulfilled and those still in progress. Brit…
This week I was excited to speak with Renee Seacor, Carnivore Conservation Manager for Project Coyote. Renee is a licensed lawyer and took the chance to explain the importance of using her law background to advocate for compassionate conservation. I had an amazing time talking with Renee, learning …
Today I interviewed the Education and Outreach Manager for Project Coyote and a member of the Rewildling Leadership Council for the rewilding institute, Kelly Borgmann. I had an amazing time talking with Kelly, diving behind the scenes as a safari guide in Africa, protecting manatees in centra…
Today I spoke with Rachel Hutchens, Executive Director of the Bluff Lake Nature Center in Denver, Colorado. Bluff Lake Nature Center is both Denver’s largest open space managed for native habitat and the only nonprofit nature center in Denver. We discussed Rachel’s unique path into cons…
Welcome back to The Missing Stone Podcast! Today I was joined by the Program Manager of the Sharks and Rays Conservation Program at the Wildlife Conservation Society, Dana Tricarico. Dana and I spoke about the shark dive we met on outside of Jupiter, Florida, and Dana's memorable experience complet…
Today I spoke with childrens book author and the founder and director of the Katie Adamson Conservation Fund (KACF), Dave Johnson. We talked about how conducting mountain lion research as a teenager led him on the path of wildlife biology and conservation, the summer of grizzly bear research in Ala…
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