# Iain Douglas Hamilton

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To Iain Douglas Hamilton the Legend

Wildlife conservation explorer Simba Qiang Zhuo commemorates his bond with Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton with the utmost respect.

The thoughtful giant

Welcome back, friends—and a very happy new year! For our first episode of 2023 we're going big. We're examining the minds of some of the most massive, majestic megafauna around. My guest today is Dr. Joshua Plotnik. Josh is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Hunter College…

Episode 18: Wild Icons and Elephant Tales with Julie Scardina

In this special episode of Wild Tails, Mike is joined by renowned animal advocate, wildlife expert, and former SeaWorld and Busch Gardens ambassador Julie Scardina. Julie shares her lifelong passion for wildlife conservation and her efforts to protect wildlife through storytelling, education, and a…

The Universal Value of Nature

Does nature have a universal value? Can we consider natural capital as equivalent to financial capital? This lecture gives a brief history of value, exploring the similarities between historical arguments as to why the value of housework and nature are not reflected either in theory or in the syste…

David Berger: On Purpose, Dual-Class Stock, LTSE, Board Diversity, SPACs, Shareholder Activism and More.

(1:40) - Start of interview (2:10) - David's "origin story" (3:44) - His start with Wilson Sonsini in 1989. (6:11) -  His experience serving as a board member, and why he thinks corporate America has lost out on having lawyers as directors. His for corporate boards have included California Culinar…

Iain Douglas-Hamilton; Sally Mauk

News Director, Sally Mauk, talks with renowned elephant expert, Iain Douglas-Hamilton, about current threats to the world's largest land mammal.

Legendary Wildlife Author Brian Jackman

There is no where in Africa Brian Jackman has not explored, he has written several books and over the last sixty years has dominated wildlife journalism for The Sunday Times and The Telegraph. His safaris through Africa have taken him to some of the most remote and wild places with some of Africa's…

African elephants are migrating to safety—and telling each other how to get there

The Chobe National Park in northern Botswana is a 11,700 sq km (4,517 sq mile) sanctuary for animals. Families of endangered African elephants wander freely through the park, which is bordered by Namibia in the north and Zimbabwe in the east. The animals visit watering holes, feed on the lush veget…

Do Other Animals Grieve When Their Dead Pass? (ft. BrainCraft and Gross Science!)

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Part 2: Among the Elephants - Africa's Gentle Giants

In this special three part Elephants Among Us series of Our Wild World, we will explore the savannah elephants of Africa.  In Part Two we will dig deeper into elephant communication, including the recent exciting discovery that elephants use unique names to identify each other, and its implications…