For today’s podcast, we are joined by Dr David Gowing from the Open University who is speaking with us about his floodplain meadow restoration work at the Floodplain Meadow Partnership.David describes how meadows have been essenti...
Following a decrease in the polluting of marine systems which went on for decades, bottlenose dolphins clung to Britain's coasts. They are now tentatively making a comeback. Today I am joined by Abby Crosby from Cornwall Wildlife ...
As social and economic development continues to grow across Africa tensions have risen between utility companies and species conversation groups. In a considered effort to resolve these conflicts, Power Africa is now working in co...
For episode 20 I am joined by David Gill from Fauna and Flora International who speaks with us about their Saiga antelope conservation project operating throughout central Asia. David tells us about the past rocky decades the saig...
Today I am joined by Isabel Vique and Rebecca Drury from Flora and Fauna International who are speaking with us about their anti-reptile-trafficking work throughout the Caribbean. FFI's Caribbean Reptile Project: https://www.fauna...