29:1121K views · 3w ago · 29:11
Guest: Alasdair Davies
Arribada develops affordable, open-source technology designed to help researchers, conservationists and communities better understand and protect wildlife. From tracking animals and monitoring remote environments to developing tools that can actually be repaired and adapted in the field, Alasdair’s work sits at the intersection of engineering, science and conservation.
31:47150 views · 1mo ago · 31:47
Save the Animals, Save the World Fundraiser Ryan shares stories from a life spent working with wildlife and explains why our connection to nature runs far deeper than many of us realise. We discuss animal behaviour, conservation around the world, the exotic pet trade and animal trafficking, as well as the small things each of us can do to make a genuine difference.
38:017.3K views · 2mo ago · 38:01
Guests: No Limits, Ryan Eddowes
Ryan shares his experiences of living and working with a disability, the challenges that can come with accessing the outdoors and conservation work, and the importance of making the sector more inclusive. We also talk about his love of the natural world, and why physical limitations do not have to mean limiting ambition.
11:394.1K views · 3mo ago · 11:39
Guest: Senior Conservation Officer
Hazel dormice have vanished from large parts of Britain, but an ambitious conservation programme is working to bring them back. In this episode we talk to Senior Conservation Officer, Hazel Ryan, to explore the remarkable work of the Wildwood Trust’s dormouse breeding programme described as a “dormouse dating agency”, and follow the journey of 37 young dormice being prepared for release in northern England.
21:564.4K views · 4mo ago · 21:56
Guest: Marqv Neves
In this episode, we speak with Marqv Neves, author of The Jacksons’ Debate, a strange, thoughtful and darkly funny novella that asks a powerful question: what would happen if humanity was judged by another species? Through the eyes of the Jacksons, an advanced alien race trying to understand humans, the book explores animal rights, interspecies ethics, environmental harm, sentience, and the stories we tell ourselves to justify how we treat other living beings.
26:072K views · 4mo ago · 26:07
The journey follows the story of GPS-tracked birds to explore endurance, migration, conservation, and our connection with the natural world. Learn more about Wings of Survival
13:091.8K views · 6mo ago · 13:09
This week we are joined by Head of Operations at CleanupUK, Sarah Hayes, who shares with us how a small community-based charity focused on delivering cleaner streets has so successfully expanded so rapidly across the country.
22:417K views · 7mo ago · 22:41
Guest: Volunteer Coordinator Miro Osório
We are joined by Volunteer Coordinator Miro Osório who outlines the work of EWB who champion conservation projects across the globe. EWB is a global volunteer network that connects environmental experts with communities facing ecological challenges. They support conservation, restoration, and sustainable solutions by combining scientific expertise with local knowledge.
18:52719 views · 8mo ago · 18:52
Guest: Lex Plasman
For decades, large areas of #ColombiaForest were inaccessible due to #armedconflict. When peace arrived, conservationists expected nature to recover — but instead, many ecosystems faced a new and unexpected threat. In this episode we speak with Lex Plasman of ProAves Colombia, one of the country’s leading conservation organisations.
34:211.2K views · 9mo ago · 34:21
Guests: Conservation Justice, Tiffany Gobert
Our incredible conversation with Tiffany Gobert (in #Gabon) as she shares stories of combating the illicit wildlife trade across Sub-Saharan Africa.
31:57603 views · 10mo ago · 31:57
This week we speak with the founder of Wildya, Oliver Dauret, who shares with us his work to transform ideas into 'get-biodiversity-rich quick schemes'. Oliver draws on his extensive #business and tech background to provide a platform for those looking to convert inspirations into #conservation realities.
29:1714K views · 11mo ago · 29:17
We’re joined by the founder of the conservation magazine Ubuntu, who shares how she and her friends created this free-to-read platform — and how they continue to grow it while championing a wide range of causes around the world.
32:27629 views · 1y ago · 32:27
We’re joined by two guests from a remarkable #chimpanzee and #wildlife rehabilitation #orphanage in #Zambia. Deborah and Misheck (who joins later) share the inspiring story of a small rescue centre that has grown into a vital #sanctuary, working with local communities to protect vulnerable animals and preserve the surrounding landscape.
26:571.2K views · 1y ago · 26:57
Managing Director Mark Jacobs joins us to share how SEED Madagascar is driving #CommunityLed conservation and #Sustainability in one of the most unique and #Biodiverse places on Earth.
23:551.4K views · 1y ago · 23:55
Guest: Wild Card
In this episode, we sit down with Wild Card to discuss their Ghost Woods campaign—a powerful exploration of disappearing forests, the communities they sustain, and the urgent action needed to protect them. We take a closer look at the campaign’s vision and the role we can all play in ensuring these vital woodlands don’t vanish into memory.
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