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71. Hyenas & Human-Wildlife Conflict (with Christine Wilkinson)

Did you know that you can use your nose to find Hyenas? Today Jack is joined by the absolutely brilliant Christine Wilkinson to discuss the brilliant world of Hyenas! The episode starts with an introduction to this incredible animal and a chat about what makes each of the four different members of …

How queer identity shapes Nat Geo Explorers

Why would a scientist brave the stench of a car full of rotting meat on a 120-degree day? What can a unique whistling language teach us about humans’ connection to the natural world? And how does queer identity shape the research of National Geographic Explorers? In this episode celebrating Pride, …

Fighting the War for Wargs with Dr. Christine Wilkinson

Our guest today is Dr. Christine Wilkinson, a carnivore ecologist whose community-led organisation has been trying to further our understanding of warg-human conflicts. With wargs now running free after their domestication at the hands of Sauron, the people of Rohan have had to find ways to deal wi…

Let's talk boundaries

It’s time again for our listener mail round-up, and this week, the theme is borders and boundaries. We learn what it means to define the “end of an era,” explore how close is too close to a black hole, and discuss the power of animal urine. Plus, we hear the story about the time the U.S. and Great …

99. Queer is Natural! (with Christine Wilkinson - Conservation Biologist, Carnivore Ecologist & Science Communicator) [Pangolin Pride]

It is the final episode of Pangolin Pride! This time, Jack is joined by the incredible Christine Wilkinson to discuss how being Queer is Natural!  Christine is a researcher, advocate and science communicator with a passion for Queer Ecology. So, Jack and Christine talk about their journey into thi…

Coexisting with California’s Urban Coyotes

Native to California, coyotes are common in urban green spaces up and down the state. Once eradicated from San Francisco, they’ve made a comeback in the city, with sightings on the rise and reports of pet attacks, including an incident involving a 5-year-old child. We’ll talk about best practices t…

No Regrets Coyote

Coyotes are a sort of goldilocks animal. They can be active during the day, and at night. They can hunt in groups, or survive solo. They’re wolfish enough to survive in the wild, dog-like enough to blossom in the big city.   That adaptability has arguably made coyotes one of the most successful mam…

Praise for Shen Yun’s Cultural Impact: Musicians, Officials, and Educators Highlight its Inspirational and Global Showcase of Chinese Values and Beauty

Musician Connects with Ancient Chinese Culture: In New Brunswick, New Jersey, the State Theatre hosted a captivating performance by Shen Yun Performing Arts on March 23, 2025. The event resonated deeply with musician Alex Bacaler, who expressed an appreciation for Shen Yun's mission to revive tradi…

Into the Bush Episode 105: Dr. Christine Wilkinson

Dr. Christine Wilkinson (she/they) is a conservation scientist, carnivore ecologist, and science communicator at the California Academy of Sciences. Her research is focused on the social-ecological drivers of human-wildlife interactions and carnivore movement through human-dominated landscapes in K…

Hyaenidology (HYENAS) with Christine Wilkinson

Giggles. Pseudopenises. Matriarchies? Media slander. Hyaenidologist Dr. Christine Wilkinson delivers stories about the nature of matrilinearity, hot Lion King gossip, bristle backs, tiny heads, big teeth, animation errors, human-hyena interactions, tongue bumps, termite poisons, lawsuits, and why t…