
Extraordinary people are doing astonishing work to save nature around the world and clocking up big wins for the rarest of species and most fragile ecosystems. Join wildlife broadcaster Kate Humble and Edward Whitley for Season 2 as they explore unexpected solutions from award-winning conservationists saving wildlife species from Javan gibbons to jaguars in Brazil and learn how even a small stream... more
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The brown spider monkey and its "orchestral" Magdalena River Valley habitat in Colombia have been the focus of Dr Andrés Link's work for 20+ years. Birds, not monkeys were his original plan, he tells Kate and Edward, but the monkey's graceful movemen... more
It’s a happy accident for the Javan gibbon that Rahayu Oktaviani could not find funding to study orangutans and switched to gibbons for purely practical reasons. She was hooked once she heard “the most beautiful song” of her life in the forest and is... more
The healing powers of Nepal's orchids and yew trees have always been prized by local communities but global demand is stripping the forests of its healers. Step in Reshu Bashyal who's not only raising awareness of illegal harvesting of what she calls... more
Argentina’s Somuncura Plateau in the Patagonian steppe resembles a vast rocky lunar landscape. It’s where a volcanic stream allowed for the evolution of a tiny amphibian, the El Rincón stream frog which has found its biggest champion in Dr Federico K... more
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Listeners are introduced to remarkable conservation efforts addressing urgent environmental issues around the globe. Key themes include innovative strategies for protecting endangered species, ranging from orchids in Nepal to Bornean elephants. Each episode features dedicated conservationists sharing their insights and experiences, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and collaboration in facilitating sustainable practices. With a focus on grassroots movements and the intricacies of wildlife conservation, the content is both enlightening and inspiring, making it essential for anyone interested in ecological preservation and the intricacies of our relationship with nature.
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