Những podcast Wildlifeconservation hay nhất (2024)

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The Future of Conserving the Corridor 45:19

3y ago45:19

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In this FINALE episode of Season 2, we hear from Sean Grace, HMS President, Laurie Goodrich, HMS Director of Conservation, and Ernesto Ruelas Inzunza, HMS Board Member and Founder of the Veracruz River of Raptors, as they discuss the hopes and future plans for the collaborative effort of protecting the migratory corridors that run throughout the We…

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Collaborative Conservation: The Migratory Bird Initiative 45:19

3y ago45:19

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In this penultimate episode, Chad Witko, National Audubon Society Outreach Biologist, explains the new and exciting Migratory Bird Initiative, which is gathering migratory data of birds from researchers across the Western Hemisphere to visualize current populations and identify priorities for avian conservation. Learn more about the Migratory Bird …

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Pioneering Raptor Conservation in Colombia 1:03:02

3y ago1:03:02

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In this episode, HMS Trainee alumna Esther Vallejo and HMS Board Member Ana Maria Castaño discuss their raptor conservation initiatives in Colombia, including a brand new raptor monitoring and education site in Ibagué, Tolima. Follow the Tolima, Colombia Raptor Count on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/migracionrapacesco/ Follow the Tolima, Col…

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Raptors from Ocean to Ocean: Migration and Conservation in Panama 1:17:26

3y ago1:17:26

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In this episode, Rosabel Miro, Panama Audubon Executive Director, and Chelina Batista, ADOPTA Bosque Director of Sciences, discuss the amazing raptor migration that takes place over Panama and their inspiring and expansive raptor monitoring efforts. Audubon Panama: http://www.audubonpanama.org Raptors from Ocean to Ocean: http://www.audubonpanama.o…

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The Return of the Kekoldi, Costa Rica Hawkwatch 26:22

3y ago26:22

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HMS Senior Scientist Dr. JF Therrien and Founder and Co-Director pf the Kèköldi Hawkwatch Pablo Porras discuss the founding and recent revival of the Kèköldi Hawkwatch in Costa Rica, which is the second largest concentration of migratory raptors in the world. Learn more about the Kèköldi Hawkwatch: https://kekoldi.org Follow them on Facebook: https…

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Raptor Conservation in Cuba 59:59

3y ago59:59

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Last week we learned about raptor conservation and ecology in the Caribbean Islands, and this week we fly west to hear from Freddy Rodríguez Santana as he discusses raptor conservation efforts in Cuba. Learn about the Caribbean Biological Corridor (CBC) initiative: http://cbcbio.org Visit www.hawkmountain.org to learn more about our science, educat…

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Conserving Caribbean Raptors 1:04:58

3y ago1:04:58

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This week we travel to the Caribbean Islands! In this episode Hawk Mountain trainee alumnus Julio Gallardo discusses the ecology and conservation of raptors in Puerto Rico and the surrounding islands. Learn more about the Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk Research Project: https://www.peregrinefund.org/projects/puerto-rican-sharp-shinned-hawk Donate …

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Educación de Rapaces Conecta Hawk Mountain a Veracruz 55:45

3y ago55:45

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En este capítulo Español, Jamie Dawson, Directora de Educación de Hawk Mountain y Yumei Cabrera, Especialista en Educación Ambiental de Pronatura Veracruz Rio de Rapaces, discuten los colaboraciones, retos, y la importancia de educación sobre conservación de rapaces en Pennsylvania y México. Aprende más sobre Pronatura Veracruz: https://veracruzrio…

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Raptor Conservation Culture and Outreach in Veracruz, Mexico 32:46

3y ago32:46

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Last week we learned about the founding of the Veracruz River of Raptors, and this week we hear from Elisa Peresbarbosa Rojas, Pronatura Veracruz Executive Director, and Kashmir Wolf, Pronatura Veracruz Monitoring Coordinator, about the count site’s current community education and conservation outreach efforts. Learn more about the Pronatura Veracr…

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Founding the Veracruz River of Raptors 57:51

3y ago57:51

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Hawk Mountain Director of Conservation Science Dr. Laurie Goodrich, Hawk Watch International Founder Steve Hoffman, and Pronatura Veracruz Founder Dr. Ernesto Inzunza Ruelas discuss the beginning of the impressive and vital Veracruz River of Raptors count site, founded 30 years ago this fall! Learn more about the River of Raptors: https://pronatura…

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Swainson's Hawk Research Along the West Coast 46:35

3y ago46:35

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In this episode we head over to the West Coast with Mike Kochert and Chris Vennum, as they discuss Swainson’s hawk monitoring and conservation with Tracking Talons project. To support and learn more about this research, visit http://swainson.org If you would like to support the MOTUS tower project at Veracruz, visit www.pronaturaveracruz.org/contri…

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Turkey Vulture Research in Western North America 38:06

3y ago38:06

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Hawk Mountain Senior Research Biologist David Barber and Coastal Raptors founder and Executive Director Dr. Dan Varland discuss the ongoing research and monitoring of turkey vultures living and migrating in western North America. Visit the following links to learn more about Hawk Mountain's and Coastal Raptor's vulture research: HMS Vulture Researc…

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Going the Distance with Broad-winged Hawks 22:40

3y ago22:40

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Hawk Mountain Director of Conservation Science Dr. Laurie Goodrich and Research Biologist Rebecca McCabe discuss their ongoing work monitoring and tracking broad-winged hawks, long-distance migrants that migrate through northeast US all the way down through Central America and into South America. They aim to better understand the species "migration…

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Conserving Western Hemispheric Migration Flyways 29:54

3y ago29:54

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Welcome back to Season 2 of The Hawk's Call! In this season debut episode, Hawk Mountain President Sean Grace and Director of Conservation Science Dr. Laurie Goodrich discussed the importance of the migration routes that run from North America, funneling through Central America to several countries in South America. Hear about how Hawk Mountain is …

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Conserving the Corridor: Season 2 Trailer 1:57

3y ago1:57

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Hawk Mountain Sanctuary's podcast The Hawk's Call is back for another season! This season, titled Conserve the Corridor, will feature more discussions and interviews with scientists and educators working to conserve raptors along the Western Hemispheric migration flyways. New episodes debut each Wednesday starting September 1. Stay tuned!…

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Episode Twelve - Shamini Jayanathan 25:34

3+ y ago25:34

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Africa's is known for its extraordinary wildlife and conservation efforts. Because of weak rule of law, this is under threat. African lawyers are toiling to address the problem but there are issues of resources and capacity that undermine the ability of prosecutors to prioritise wildlife cases alongside all of the other serious criminal matters tha…

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Episode Eleven - Richard Moller, Tsavo Trust CEO 32:25

3+ y ago32:25

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Richard Moller is a born and bred Kenyan and is reputational for his hands on approach to wildlife conservation. He has held roles within Lewa Conservancy becoming the Chief Conservation Officer, worked with the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust all culminating in 15 years of extensive experience in this field. Richard then set up the Tsavo Trust ones…

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Episode Ten - Charlie Mayhew MBE, Tusk Trust Founder 28:40

3+ y ago28:40

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Charlie co-founded the charity Tusk Trust which HRH The Duke of Cambridge is an active Royal Patron. Charlie and Crista have known each other for many years, as a board member capacity for Galana Wildlife Conservancy (GWC) whereby Tusk supported GWC as a vehicle to get funds to source. Crista has admired Tusk's impact on the ground and understandab…

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The Raptor Population Index Project 22:13

3+ y ago22:13

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In this FINAL episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from our own Dr. Laurie Goodrich, Director of Conservation Science at Hawk Mountain, and Dr. David Oleyar, Director of Long-term Monitoring and Community Science at Hawk Watch International, as they discuss updates around the Raptor Population Index Project, an international network of…

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Episode Nine - Johannes Refisch, Great Apes Survival Partnership 30:03

3+ y ago30:03

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As a specialist in the primate field, Johannes gives us a detailed insight into his extensive research and work to help the Gorillas and other primate species. The battles much like all within the conservation landscape are very real, and when you bring human conflict in some of the war-torn countries where you find some of these species the comple…

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Episode Eight - Alice Bromage, Black Mambas 31:28

3+ y ago31:28

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Alice Bromage is such a committed person to the cause, as an army officer she learnt and honed so many of the skills that rangers need out in the field. Having had extensive experiences through volunteering, Africa got under her skin and she now works with the Black Mambas - the only all-female anti-poaching unit based in the Kruger Park, South Afr…

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Conservation of African Vultures 32:48

3+ y ago32:48

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from current collaborators Dr. Lindy Thompson and Danielle do Toit as they discuss their work researching and educating about several vulture species throughout Africa. Their work includes wing tagging, creation of "Vulture Safe Zones," and educational outreach with regional landowners. Visi…

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Global Vulture Conservation 33:50

3+ y ago33:50

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from former HMS Director of Conservation Science Dr. Keith Bildstein, an expert and leader in global vulture conservation and research. He discusses his experiences and the bright future of vulture conservation. Stay tuned for a new book by Keith coming in the next year! Visit www.hawkmounta…

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Episode Seven - Paolo Parazzi, Africa Born Tourism expert 21:22

3+ y ago21:22

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Paolo, a third generation Kenyan, was brought up with conservation all around him in a quaint fishing village off the coast of Kenya. His mother, Nicky, driving Turtle Watch which has supported oceanic endeavour off the coastal parts of Kenya for as long as we can remember. Paolo's insight is through the lenses of the tourism partners around the co…

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Episode Six - Richard Bonham, Big Life Foundation co-founder 24:14

3+ y ago24:14

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Richard Bonham knows the Amboseli ecosystem like no other, having operated there since the 80's, he grew Big Life Foundation from humble beginnings to now a sizeable operation spanning across 1.2 million acres in Kenya and additional 400,000 in Tanzania (1.6 million total). Admired for being willing to try new adaptive ways to engage people into th…

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Episode Five - Dr Winnie Kiiru, Stop Ivory 39:43

3+ y ago39:43

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Listening to Dr Winnie Kiiru you cannot help but be inspired by the real nature of the discussion. Winnie is a passionate African woman who wants the people to be at the very core of the solution. Her spirit animal is the elephant and she has studied elephant behaviour for decades. She recounts her journey which she fell into as a researcher with t…

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Climate Change in the Arctic 18:00

3+ y ago18:00

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from former trainee and current graduate student Teja Curk and HMS Senior Scientist Dr. JF Therrien as they discuss their ongoing conservation research of raptors and their relationship with climate change in the Arctic Circle. They recently published their updated findings in the scientific…

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Episode Four - Ian Lemaiyan, Rhino Specialist 21:31

3+ y ago21:31

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Ian Lemaiyan is a committed and humble guy, climbing the ladder from a volunteer with the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) at the Nairobi National Park Orphanage, to becoming the 'Rhino man' at Lewa Conservancy (flying for Northern Rangelands Trust), and now to being one of the pilots back with the KWS. His passion for wildlife species is infectious an…

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Raptor Conservation in Batumi, Georgia 32:46

3+ y ago32:46

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from former trainee Aslan Bolkvadze, as he discusses his ongoing involvement with the Batumi Raptor Count in the country of Georgia. Aslan has assisted with the official count, where they see jaw-dropping numbers of migrating raptors, but he currently works specifically with conservation edu…

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Episode Three - Dr David Obura, Founding Director – CORDIO East Africa 27:30

3+ y ago27:30

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David, as an oceanic specialist, gave an insight into the world of coral reefs degradation, the bleaching effects that climate change has done to the seas and how that has affected other species. He shares a detailed account of his work, and how we must act now if we are to start to counteract the growing compounded issue. We were blissfully joined…

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Raptor Conservation in the Iberian Peninsula 36:10

3+ y ago36:10

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from former trainee and long-time collaborator Alfonso Godino, as he discusses his impressive and successful raptor conservation research initiatives in the Iberian Peninsula, including species such as the cinereous vultures, Rüppell's vultures, and bearded vultures. Thank you to this episod…

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Episode Two - Ian Craig OBE, Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) 21:58

3+ y ago21:58

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Ian is known for his lifetime contribution to wildlife conservation. He pioneered, with some able support, the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) which now consists of 39 conservancies in the Northern Frontier of Kenya. The unique element is that they are all community owned and indigenously run, enabling opportunities to the local people to be the ma…

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Striated Caracaras of the Falkland Islands 29:27

4y ago29:27

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from collaborator Katie Harrington, as she discusses her work studying the charismatic striated caracara—also known as Johnny Rooks by the locals—in the Falkland Islands. Visit www.hawkmountain.org to learn more about our science, education, and stewardship, or plan a visit! If you would lik…

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Expanding American Kestrel Research 32:23

4y ago32:23

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In this episode of The Hawk's Call Podcast, hear directly from Hawk Mountain's Dr. JF Therrien and collaborator and expert Dr. David Bird, as they discuss the intricacies of the expanding American kestrel research unifying researchers and scientists of different expertise to better understand the decline of this species. Visit www.hawkmountain.org …

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Episode One - Clare Balding OBE 22:42

4y ago22:42

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In this episode Tofauti Founder, Crista Cullen MBE talks with renowned British Broadcaster, Clare Balding OBE about how we can make a difference. (Tofauti means 'difference' in Swahili.) Clare has been pivotal in our journey with Tofauti since its inception in 2018, by offering her time and effort as our MC at both our Conservation Balls, and also …

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Hawk Mountain Updates with President Sean Grace 25:52

4y ago25:52

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Get to know Hawk Mountain Sanctuary as we discuss some of our outstanding accomplishments over the last three years with President Sean Grace. Learn about why we started a podcast and how our non-profit organization is linked to some of our amazing future guests through global raptor conservation science and education. Visit www.hawkmountain.org to…

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Tofauti Pod series teaser 4:25

4y ago4:25

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The Tofauti Pod Series teaser features Tofauti Founder, Crista Cullen MBE with renowned British Broadcaster, Clare Balding OBE. Tofauti means 'difference' in Swahili and was founded in England as a charity operating across the African continent. Series coming early 2021. Make sure you listen right to the end of this short episode for an entertainin…

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The Hawk's Call Introduction 2:26

4y ago2:26

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Enjoy this short teaser introduction about what to expect in the coming episodes of the first season of The Hawk's Call podcast!Bởi Hawk Mountain Sanctuary

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What an Olympic Champion did next 23:49

4y ago23:49

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Tofauti Podcast - What an Olympic Champion did next. Be virtually transported into the African wilderness with the beautiful sounds of the natural bush. This episode is narrated by Gai Cullen, Crista's mother and set on the banks of a dam in Athi River, Kenya. Support the showBởi Crista Cullen

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