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Rewildology#215 | Life Overlooked: Protecting California’s Mojave Desert with Natalie Cibel & Coral CarsonIn this inbetweenersode, Brooke sits down with Natalie Cibel and Coral Carson from Planet People Podcast to explore the Mojave Desert—part of California's overlooked "desert heart". Discover the surprising Raven-Tortoise-Human conflict threatening desert wildlife, the complex relationship between renewable energy development and habitat conservation, and innovative solutions like laser technology and captive breeding programs saving desert tortoises. Learn about pressing challenges including off-roading impacts, solar farm expansion, and illegal poaching, plus inspiring conservation wins like the Chuckwalla National Monument, Western Joshua Tree Conservation Act, and the "Kill Your Lawn" rewilding movement. This episode reveals why the Mojave Desert is...
2025-11-2548 min
Rewildology#214 | Illuminating Coexistence: The Blink+A Story with Nicolás Lagos and Javiera de la FuenteJoin host Brooke Mitchell as she speaks with puma researcher Nicolas Lagos and conservation technologist Javiera de la Fuente about revolutionizing human-wildlife coexistence with Blink+A, an innovative deterrent device combining flashing lights, sounds, and IoT connectivity to protect livestock and carnivores. From selling a wildlife photography book to fund their idea to testing weatherproof devices across ranches from the US to Saudi Arabia, this unlikely collaboration between a Patagonian field biologist and Santiago digital designer shows how conservation technology can address predator-livestock conflict. Named after a one-eyed puma from Torres del Paine, Blink+A demonstrates open-source innovation in...
2025-10-0159 min
Let's Break the Silence with AngelineFrom Religious Trauma to Healing & Freedom | Brooke Deanne’s Journey of Breaking FreeIn this powerful episode of Let’s Break the Silence, I sit down with Brooke Deanne — Trauma Healing Mentor, Rapid Transformational Therapist (RTT), NLP Practitioner, and host of The Cult Diaries Podcast.Brooke courageously shares her journey of breaking free from religious abuse, toxic relationships, and domestic violence. As a former Jehovah’s Witness, she experienced deep trauma but transformed her pain into purpose through holistic healing of the mind, body, and spirit.She is also the author of:📘 The Grief Monster — helping children process grief and loss📘 Shattered, Broken, & Beautiful: Losing My Religion and Finding Faith — her memoir of healing and e...
2025-09-2447 min
Rewildology#213 | How Indigenous Wisdom and Modern Science Are Revolutionizing Amazon Rainforest Conservation with Rosa Espinoza, PhD (Inbetweenersode #2)Join host Brooke Mitchell for an incredible conversation with Dr. Rosa Espinoza, PhD scientist and author of "The Spirit of the Rainforest: How Indigenous Wisdom and Scientific Curiosity Reconnects Us to the Natural World." Rosa shares her groundbreaking Amazon rainforest research, including her discovery of stingless bees as Earth's oldest pollinators (80 million years old) and their medicinal honey properties used in COVID-19 treatment by indigenous communities. Learn how traditional indigenous knowledge bridges with modern conservation science, from animal self-medication research inspired by ayahuasca experiences to new Peruvian legislation protecting native bee species. Rosa explains why everyone on Earth is...
2025-07-291h 25
Rewildology#212 | Patagonia Update: Helicopter Discoveries and Conservation Breakthroughs with Cristian Saucedo (Inbetweenersode #1)Join me, Brooke Mitchell, for an exciting conservation update from Chile's Route of Parks of Patagonia with Rewilding Chile's Wildlife Director Cristian Saucedo. Discover the dramatic helicopter discovery of 10 endangered huemul deer at Cape Froward, southern river otter (huillín) sightings in coastal areas, the first international Darwin's rhea translocation between Argentina and Chile, Andean condor rehabilitation successes, and groundbreaking puma coexistence research. This Inbetweenersode provides exclusive access to conservation breakthroughs across 1,700 miles of protected Patagonian wilderness, showcasing cutting-edge rewilding efforts, endangered species recovery, and sustainable wildlife tourism initiatives. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventure travelers, and anyone passionate about w...
2025-07-231h 08
RewildologyWhere Ice Meets Sky: Patagonia's Vanishing GlaciersExperience the stunning yet sobering reality of Patagonia's vanishing glaciers as I soar over Chile's massive ice fields and uncover groundbreaking climate research with Chilean glaciologist Dr. Ines Dussaillant. In this urgent episode, I explore the Northern and Southern Patagonian Ice Fields - covering over 16,500 square kilometers and representing the largest temperate ice masses in the Southern Hemisphere. Discover the alarming reality that five of the last six years have broken records for glacial mass loss, with some Patagonian glaciers retreating over 15 kilometers in just one century. Learn why these ancient ice formations serve as "sentinels of climate change,"...
2025-06-0332 min
RewildologyWhere Ancient Trees Stand: The Forests of PumalínJourney with me deep into Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park, the ecological crown jewel of Chile's Route of Parks, where I stood in awe before ancient Alerce trees (Fitzroya cupressoides) that have thrived for over 3,000 years. In this immersive episode, I explore one of Earth's most pristine temperate rainforests, spanning nearly one million acres and storing an estimated 229.3 million metric tonnes of carbon. Witness the remarkable conservation legacy of Douglas Tompkins, founder of The North Face, who transformed controversial land purchases into a revolutionary approach to ecosystem preservation. I was stunned to discover how this biodiversity hotspot receives a...
2025-05-2029 min
RewildologyWhere Waters Gather: The Hidden Wetlands of Northern PatagoniaIn this episode of Rewildology, I explore the overlooked wetlands and sunken forests that form the northern gateway to Chile's Route of Parks in the rainy Maullín River Basin. Alongside Fernando, Andres, and David from Fundación Legado Chile, I track the elusive southern river otter (huillín) - an endangered species with only 15 individuals remaining in the entire 85-kilometer watershed. Through camera traps and conservation strategies, we discover how invasive American mink threaten this fragile ecosystem by competing for the same food sources. The Valdivian temperate rainforest here represents one of Earth's rarest forest types, with biodiversity fou...
2025-05-1329 min
RewildologyWhere Dreams Connect Wildernesses: Chile's Route of Parks of PatagoniaI'm Brooke Mitchell, and this marks the beginning of Rewildology's new series exploring Chilean Patagonia's magnificent Route of Parks: an epic conservation corridor spanning 1,700 miles, protecting 28 million acres across 17 (soon to be 18) national parks from Puerto Montt to Cape Horn. In this episode, I set the stage for our journey by diving into the region's fascinating natural and human history, from indigenous stewardship spanning 12,000 years to the groundbreaking Tompkins Conservation project that transformed private lands into public parks. Join me as we explore towering granite peaks, ancient Alerce forests, windswept pampas, and vital wetlands—discovering how this visionary conservation mo...
2025-04-2224 min
RewildologyTRAILER: Where the Wild Calls: A Journey through Patagonia's Route of ParksJourney through Chile's Route of Parks of Patagonia with me, conservation biologist Brooke Mitchell, in this immersive podcast exploring South America's most ambitious rewilding project. From tracking elusive pumas in Torres del Paine National Park to standing beneath 3,000-year-old Alerce trees in Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park, from searching for endangered huillín otters in the Maullín River to witnessing the recovery of Darwin's rheas across the Patagonian steppe — I'll take you along every step of this remarkable 1,700-mile conservation corridor. Together, we'll discover how the visionary work of Douglas and Kristine Tompkins transformed private lands into prote...
2025-04-1503 min
Rewildology#202 | Lost & Found: Species Rediscoveries & Rewildology’s Next Chapter (Nature Happy Hour #3)Rewildology turns four! In this special Nature Happy Hour episode, Brooke and Dr. Charles van Rees, PhD, raise a glass to four years of the show, reflecting on its biggest moments—the highs, the challenges, and everything in between. They also unveil exciting updates for the future before diving into this episode’s theme: New Horizons. From newly discovered species to astonishing rediscoveries of those thought lost to time, Brooke and Charles explore the thrill of nature’s greatest surprises. Grab your favorite drink and join the celebration!
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Rewildology#201 | Advancing Marine & Sea Turtle Conservation: Updates from the Field with Brad NahillJoin Brooke as she reconnects with Brad Nahill, Co-Founder and President of SEE Turtles, to explore the latest developments in sea turtle and marine conservation. In this episode, Brad shares new challenges and successes from the field, updates on groundbreaking projects like Billion Baby Sea Turtles, and how conservation strategies differ across regions like Central America, Asia, and Africa. They also discuss the role of technology, including AI, in protecting marine biodiversity, the evolution of nonprofit funding models, and Brad’s vision for the future of SEE Turtles and global conservation. If you’re passionate about protecting our oceans and...
2025-01-231h 00Rewildology#199 | Sea Otters & Kelp Forests: Rewilding Oregon’s Coast with Chanel HasonIn this episode of Rewildology, Brooke sits down with Chanel Hason, Director of Outreach and Community Relations at Elakha Alliance, to explore the ambitious effort to reintroduce sea otters to Oregon’s coastline. Chanel shares her incredible journey from marine biologist to conservation advocate and how Elakha Alliance is working with tribes, scientists, and local communities to restore balance to marine ecosystems. We dive into the vital role sea otters play in controlling sea urchin populations, protecting kelp forests, and fostering resilience along the coast. You’ll learn how grassroots conservation efforts are making waves and why restoring sea otte...
2025-01-0959 minRewildology#198 | Saving the Yucatán's Endangered Sea Turtles with Melania López-Castro, PhDJoin Brooke for a conversation with marine biologist Melania López-Castro as she shares her journey protecting endangered sea turtles in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. From tracking mysterious hatchling movements to implementing innovative conservation strategies, Melania discusses her work with Pronatura Peninsula de Yucatan to save critically endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles. Learn how local communities, scientists, and tourism operators are working together to protect these ancient mariners, and discover how you can support sea turtle conservation in one of their most important nesting grounds worldwide.
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2025-01-021h 00Rewildology#197 | Top Hits 2024: Rewilding Grauer’s Gorillas: The GRACE Story with Laurie CumminsThe journey through 2024’s best continues! Here’s the fourth episode in our Top Hits of 2024 series—another incredible highlight from the year.---------------------------------------- [Repost] In this episode of Rewildology, host Brooke sits down with Laurie Cummins, the Acting Deputy and Education Director at GRACE (Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Laurie shares her incredible journey from Michigan to GRACE, where she now plays a crucial role in helping the team on the ground rescue, rehabilitate, and protect the critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas. The conversation explores GRACE's innovative three-pill...
2024-12-261h 24Rewildology#196 | Top Hits 2024: In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal Part 1 & 2We’re keeping the momentum going! Here’s the third episode in our Top Hits of 2024 series—celebrating another standout conversation from the year.---------------------------------------- [Repost] Welcome to the latest 4-part expedition series on Rewildology: “In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal.” In the upcoming four episodes, accompany Brooke on her adventure into the heart of the magnificent Pantanal in Brazil. Delve into the region’s expansive grasslands, winding waterways, and pockets of lush jungle that form distinct habitats within this biodiversity hotspot. Meet local biologists and conservationists diligently working within the Pantanal, and discover t...
2024-12-1951 minRewildology#195 | Top Hits 2024: Rewilding Chilean Patagonia with Carolina MorgadoThe countdown continues! Here’s the second episode in our Top Hits of 2024 series—another listener favorite you won’t want to miss.-----------------------------------[Repost] Today is World Rewilding Day and we’re celebrating by releasing this very special episode with Carolina Morgado, the Executive Director of Rewilding Chile! In this conversation, Carolina and Brooke explore so many topics including her serendipitous meeting with Doug Tompkins and her early career with Tompkins Conservation, the evolution of conservation and activism in Chile, the current state of Patagonia, how Rewilding Chile and the Route of the Parks came to...
2024-12-121h 10Rewildology#194 | Top Hits 2024: Rewilding Australia on a Continental Scale with John Kanowski, PhDThe numbers are in for the year! Kick off the countdown with the first episode in our Top Hits of 2024 series.------------------------------[Repost] G’day, mates! Today, we're traveling to Australia to learn about rewilding on a continental scale with John Kanowski, PhD, Chief Science Officer at the Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC). In this episode, John and Brooke explore the top conservation issues plaguing the island, notably invasive predators and inferno fires, how AWC is protecting and reintroducing Australia’s endangered mammals, the methods AWC is using to remove introduced predators, collaborating with indigenous communities and...
2024-12-051h 39Rewildology#193 | Restoring the American West: Wild Horses, Public Lands, and Rewilding with Manda Kalimian and Ross MacPhee, PhDIn this Thanksgiving Special, Brooke sits down with Manda Kalimian and Dr. Ross McPhee from Rewilding America Now to explore their bold mission of restoring the American West by reintroducing wild horses to public lands. Together, they discuss the evolutionary history of horses, their role as keystone species in grassland ecosystems, and the systemic challenges facing conservation on public lands. The conversation also delves into the controversial topics of lithium mining, electric cars, and the broader implications of balancing green initiatives with land restoration. Packed with hope, science, and groundbreaking ideas, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate...
2024-11-281h 21Rewildology#192 | Rewilding the Planet: Restoring Biodiversity, Ecosystems, and Hope with Alister Scott, PhDIn this episode, Brooke sits down with Alister Scott, PhD, Director of Communications for the Global Rewilding Alliance, to uncover the powerful global movement aiming to restore ecosystems and ignite hope. Alister takes us through his inspiring journey from a passionate young environmentalist safeguarding Antarctica to a key leader in the Global Rewilding Alliance, where he's helped expand the network to over 200 partners worldwide. Together, we explore the Alliance’s four guiding pillars, discussing how rewilding is more than ecological restoration—it’s about reuniting people with nature, empowering communities, and envisioning a sustainable future. Through Alister’s story and the...
2024-11-141h 17Rewildology#191 | Island Revival: The Art of Rebuilding Caribbean Ecosystems with Shanna ChallengerThe Caribbean's offshore islands are treasures of biodiversity, but centuries of human impact and invasive species have pushed many of these delicate ecosystems to the brink. In this episode, Brooke sits down with Shanna Challenger, Offshore Islands Conservation Programme Coordinator of the Environmental Awareness Group (EAG) in Antigua and Barbuda, to explore the complex challenges of rewilding islands. From combating invasive species to securing the future of the Antiguan racer snake, Shanna details the dramatic transformations of the islands and the dedication required to revive these delicate ecosystems. Join us as we uncover the successes, challenges, and inspiring stories...
2024-11-071h 48Rewildology#190 | Rewilding Grauer’s Gorillas: The GRACE Story with Laurie CumminsIn this episode of Rewildology, host Brooke sits down with Laurie Cummins, the Acting Deputy and Education Director at GRACE (Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Laurie shares her incredible journey from Michigan to GRACE, where she now plays a crucial role in helping the team on the ground rescue, rehabilitate, and protect the critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas. The conversation explores GRACE's innovative three-pillar approach to conservation, which includes rewilding gorillas, protecting forest habitats, and engaging local communities. Laurie also discusses the organization's groundbreaking work amidst the challenges posed by the civil un...
2024-10-311h 23Rewildology#189 | Saving Snow Leopards: From Conflict to Coexistence with Tshiring LamaJoin Brooke for a journey to Nepal's remote Dolpo region, where conservationist Tshiring Lhamu Lama is revolutionizing snow leopard conservation. From witnessing cubs being harmed during her research to founding the women-led Snow Leopard Journey, Tshiring shares her inspiring story of transforming human-wildlife conflict into sustainable coexistence. Discover how she's empowering local communities through innovative tourism, training youth as wildlife guides, and proving that protecting these ethereal cats can create opportunities rather than obstacles. This episode offers a powerful glimpse into the future of conservation, where ancient traditions meet modern solutions, and where saving a species means uplifting the...
2024-10-2455 minRewildology#187 | The Battle for Johnson Tract: Mining, Conservation, and Native Rights in Alaska's Wilderness with Jen WoolworthIn this compelling episode of Rewildology, host Brooke Mitchell delves into the controversial Johnson Tract issue with guest Jen Woolworth, Alaska Program Manager at the National Parks Conservation Association. The discussion unravels the complex web of interests surrounding a proposed mining project within Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. You will gain insight into the unique history that placed valuable minerals on native-owned land within park boundaries, setting the stage for a clash between conservation efforts, indigenous rights, and resource extraction. Woolworth exposes the marketing tactics employed by mining companies, explains the unconventional review process that has sparked concern...
2024-10-101h 05Rewildology#186 | Bison's Return: Rewilding Romania's Carpathian Mountains with Gabriele RetezIn this episode of Rewildology, host Brooke delves into the groundbreaking European bison reintroduction project in Romania's Carpathian Mountains. Joined by Gabriele Retez, Wildlife Ecologist for WWF-Romania's LIFE with Bison Project, the conversation explores the journey of bringing these majestic creatures back from the brink of extinction. Gabriele shares insights into the project's inception, its ecological impact, and the surprising discoveries about the bison's role in carbon sequestration. The discussion also touches on the delicate balance between conservation efforts and local community adaptation, offering listeners a comprehensive look at the challenges and triumphs of rewilding in the modern world...
2024-10-031h 08Rewildology#185 | Revolutionizing Mountain Gorilla Conservation: The One Health Approach with Dr. Gladys Kalema-ZikusokaIn this special World Gorilla Day episode of Rewildology, host Brooke Mitchell sits down with renowned conservationist and author, Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka. As Uganda's first wildlife veterinarian and founder of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH), Dr. Gladys shares her groundbreaking 'One Health' approach to gorilla conservation. The conversation spans her journey from studying gorilla parasites in 1994 to founding CTPH, which addresses both human and wildlife health to conserve mountain gorillas. Learn about her innovative projects that benefit local communities through alternative livelihoods like Gorilla Conservation Coffee, and her reflections on engaging women in conservation. This episode offers a deeper...
2024-09-241h 09Rewildology#184 | The Magical & Mysterious Lives of Octopuses with David Scheel, PhDDive into the mesmerizing world of octopuses with conservation biologist Brooke Mitchell and Dr. David Scheel, a renowned marine biologist and author of 'Many Things Under a Rock, The Mysteries of Octopuses'! In this episode, David shares his 25 years of experience studying these fascinating cephalopods. Discover octopuses' unique behaviors, their intelligence, social interactions, and cultural importance, especially among Alaskan indigenous communities. Learn about their conservation status and what makes these creatures so captivating. David also discusses the challenges and future directions of octopus research and conservation. Don't miss this intriguing conversation and remember to subscribe, leave a review, and...
2024-08-301h 06Rewildology#183 | Bringing Rhinos Back to Hwange Part 2 with Mark ‘Butch’ ButcherIn this special update episode of Rewildology, host Brooke Mitchell sits down with Mark 'Butch' Butcher to discuss the groundbreaking developments in the white rhino reintroduction efforts in the Hwange ecosystem, Zimbabwe. Revisiting their initial conversation from World Rhino Day 2022, Butch shares the latest successes and upcoming plans of Imvelo and its NGO partner, CRCI, including the establishment of a second rhino sanctuary driven by community involvement. They explore the socio-economic benefits of conservation, the role of local communities, the complexities of reintroduction, and the innovative approach of integrating computer-literate women into the conservation efforts. Tune in to hear...
2024-08-2238 minRewildology#181 | Tigers Return: Rewilding Satkosia with Aditya PandaIn this episode, host Brooke delves into the ambitious tiger reintroduction efforts at Satkosia Tiger Reserve with conservationist Aditya Panda. The conversation traces the history of tiger conservation in India, focusing on the challenges faced in the East-Central landscape. Panda shares insights from the unsuccessful 2018 tiger translocation attempt and details the comprehensive preparations underway for a new reintroduction. These efforts include voluntary relocation of communities, strengthening anti-poaching measures, and restoring the prey base. The episode highlights the complexities of wildlife conservation, balancing ecological needs with community welfare, and the innovative strategies being employed to ensure the tigers' successful return...
2024-08-011h 13
The Wolf ConnectionEpisode #184 Brooke Mitchell - Rewildology & Crossover EpisideThis is our first podcast crossover episode and we were so excited to have this discussion with Brooke Mitchell from Rewildology! Brooke is the host, founder and executive producer for Rewildology which is a podcast that talks about conservation, travel and rewilding the planet. Brooke engages with guests from across the globe, delving into their personal stories, what motivates them to dedicate their lives to conservation, and the profound discoveries they have made throughout their careers.We all discussed what led us down the nature path, how our respective podcasts got started, and how they navigate the...
2024-07-261h 22Rewildology#180 | From Howls to Headphones: Amplifying Wolf Conservation with John Calfa III and Stephen RiveraIn this special crossover episode, Rewildology teams up with the hosts of the Wolf Connection Podcast to explore the intersection of wildlife conservation and digital media. Join Brooke as she speaks with John Calfa and Stephen Rivera about their work at Wolf Connection, a unique sanctuary where rescued wolves become teachers. Discover how their podcast is amplifying wolf conservation efforts, learn about the transformative power of Wolf Therapy®, and delve into the ways storytelling and technology are reshaping our connection to wildlife.
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2024-07-261h 25Rewildology#179 | Carnivores, Conservation, and Camera Lights: The Inspiring Path of Rae Wynn-Grant, PhDIn this episode, Brooke sits with Rae Wynn-Grant, PhD, a trailblazing ecologist and the newest co-host of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. Dr. Wynn-Grant takes us on a journey from her childhood aspirations to her groundbreaking work in carnivore research, offering a candid look at the challenges and triumphs of being a Black woman in wildlife ecology. She shares insights on the changing landscape of diversity in conservation, her shift towards a human-focused approach in her work, and the thrill of reaching her ultimate dream as a Wild Kingdom host. With her unique perspective on science communication and overcoming...
2024-07-1853 minRewildology#177 | Framing the Future: Photography's Power in Conservation Storytelling with Mark BernardsIn this episode of Rewildology, host Brooke explores the powerful intersection of science, art, and conservation through the lens of wildlife photographer Mark Bernards. Winner of Rewildology's 2024 Earth Day Photo contest, Mark shares his inspiring journey from childhood nature enthusiast to accomplished conservation storyteller. You will gain valuable insights into wildlife photography techniques, the art of visual storytelling for conservation, and how parenthood has reshaped Mark's perspective on his work and the future of our planet. Whether you're an aspiring photographer, seasoned conservationist, or simply curious about the natural world, this episode offers a unique blend of practical advice...
2024-07-0448 minRewildology#176 | Banded for Life: Unexpected Stories from the Frontlines of Armadillo Conservation with Mariella Superina, DVM, PhDIn this exciting installment of Rewildology's "Conservation Chronicles: Stories from the field" series, host Brooke sits down with Mariella Superina, DVM, PhD, a renowned armadillo researcher, to explore her most memorable experiences in wildlife conservation. The episode promises a thrilling journey through Mariella's unexpected adventures, including confrontations with poachers in remote deserts, late-night animal rescues, and heartwarming interactions with local communities. You can expect to hear about Mariella's unconventional experiences, such as raising an armadillo colony in her backyard and witnessing an unlikely bond between her dog and a rescued armadillo. The conversation also touches on updates to Mariella's...
2024-06-2755 minRewildology#175 | Lions, Wild Dogs, Vultures and Communities: Conserving Botswana's Iconic Wildlife with Glyn Maude, PhDJoin Brooke for a captivating journey into Botswana's incredible wilderness! Today’s guest is Glyn Maude, PhD, the Director of Kalahari Research and Conservation, who has spent decades protecting some of Africa's most iconic species. In this episode, Glyn takes us deep into the world of wild dog and lion conservation. We'll explore the intricate predator-prey dynamics, the vital role of local communities, and the latest groundbreaking research conducted by KRC. From tracking elusive painted wolf packs to monitoring powerful lion prides, Glyn shares insights, personal stories, and the biggest threats facing Botswana's majestic wildlife. You'll also learn about KR...
2024-06-201h 01Rewildology#174 | From Hatchlings to High Seas: Chatting Sea Turtle Conservation with Brad Nahill and Christine Figgener, PhDJoin Rewildology host, Brooke, for a special sea turtle episode in celebration of World Sea Turtle Day! We revisit insightful conversations with Brad Nahill from SEE Turtles and Dr. Christine Figgener from COASTS. Brad shares his knowledge about the different sea turtle species, their conservation statuses, and the major threats they face. Christine, known for her viral video of removing a straw from a sea turtle's nose, discusses the ocean plastic crisis and what we can do to help protect these ancient mariners. Dive into this engaging episode to learn from two passionate conservationists dedicated to safeguarding sea turtles...
2024-06-1331 minRewildology#173 | Wildcats and Wildfires: Protecting Lynx in a Changing Cascades Landscape with Carmen VanbianchiToday, Brooke is joined by Carmen Vanbianchi, Co-founder and Reserach Director of Home Range, a nonprofit dedicated to conserving the lynx and its habitat in Washington's Cascade Mountains. Carmen shares her inspiring journey from studying this elusive cat as a graduate student to starting her own organization to protect it. They dive deep into the unique ecology of the Cascades, learning about the lynx's amazing adaptations and the threats it faces from habitat loss, climate change, and increased recreation. Carmen offers insights into Home Range's multifaceted efforts - from field research to community outreach initiatives fostering coexistence between humans...
2024-06-061h 42Rewildology#171 | Rediscovering Lost Species through Expeditions & Tech Innovations with Scott TrageserIn this fascinating episode, host Brooke Mitchell talks to Scott Trageser, the Executive Director of The Biodiversity Group, about his groundbreaking work in conserving and rediscovering lost species around the world. Scott shares his incredible journey leading (Re)Discovery Expeditions to find new or thought-to-be-extinct species and protect vital habitats. He discusses developing revolutionary 3D scanning technology to study live animals without removing them from the wild. Despite facing immense challenges like arrest warrants and betrayals, Scott persevered, raising funds for numerous NGOs. The conversation dives into the measurable impact of The Biodiversity Group's efforts as well as Scott's...
2024-05-231h 04Rewildology#170 | Endangered Species Day Special! Blue Whales of the Galapagos Islands with Daniela AlarcónCelebrate Endangered Species Day by diving into the fascinating world of blue whales, the largest species to ever exist on Earth. In this special episode, host Brooke is joined by Daniela Alarcón, a cetacean researcher who was part of the first team to successfully tag a blue whale in the Galapagos Islands. Daniela shares her extensive knowledge, covering the challenges of studying these elusive creatures, their incredible size and behavior, migration patterns, and the crucial conservation efforts underway to protect this endangered species. Her enthusiasm and expertise provide an in-depth, captivating look at blue whales and the important w...
2024-05-1640 minRewildology#169 | Conservation Psychology in Action: Insights from South Africa with Stephanie Klarmann, PhD and Karabo MagakaneOn this episode of Rewildology, we explore the power of conservation psychology and photography to drive behavior change and protect South Africa's iconic wildlife. Host Brooke Mitchell sits down with Stephanie Klarmann, PhD, a pioneering researcher in the emerging field of conservation psychology, and Karabo Magakane, a Wild Shots Outreach leader using her photography skills to reconnect communities to nature. Stephanie and Karabo provide an unflinching look at the complex cultural and socioeconomic dynamics underlying most conservation issues in the country They also share inspiring examples of how shifting human attitudes through approaches like conservation psychology and photography can...
2024-05-091h 07Rewildology#168 | Koalas 101: Debunking Myths and Revealing Truths with Danielle Clode, PhDIn this special minisode, get ready to dive deep into the world of koalas with host Brooke and renowned koala expert, Danielle Clode, PhD, author of "Koala: A Natural History and an Uncertain Future." Celebrating Wild Koala Day on May 3rd, Brooke and Danielle unpack the mysteries surrounding these iconic marsupials, from their unique dietary habits to the secrets of their microbiome. Together, they debunk common myths and shed light on fascinating truths about koalas, including their enigmatic behavior on the ground and their leisurely lifestyle in the treetops. If you're captivated by koalas or curious about their conservation...
2024-05-0229 minRewildology#167 | Rewilding at Home: The Garden For Wildlife Story with Shubber AliGet your shovels and garden gloves ready for this week’s episode! Today we are going against the grain and flipping our relationship with our backyards. In this episode, Brooke sits down with Shubber Ali, CEO of Garden for Wildlife - an organization that is transforming residential landscapes into thriving habitats for local wildlife species.
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2024-04-251h 08Rewildology#164 | In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal Part 4: The Land of OcelotsWelcome to the final episode of the newest expedition series on Rewildology: "In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal." In this episode, Brooke shares her adventures through the southern Pantanal at Fazenda San Francisco, introduces you to resident ocelot researcher Henrique Villas Boas Concone, and provides her final thoughts from her explorations in this critically important habitat.
This expedition was documented in August 2023 during The Wild Source’s Realm of the Jaguar group trip. For additional information about this expedition, visit: https://thewildsource.com/realm-of-the-jaguar-brazils-pantanal/
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2024-03-2945 minRewildology#163 | Special Episode! Rewilding Chilean Patagonia with Carolina MorgadoToday is World Rewilding Day and we’re celebrating by releasing this very special episode with Carolina Morgado, the Executive Director of Rewilding Chile! In this conversation, Carolina and Brooke explore so many topics including her serendipitous meeting with Doug Tompkins and her early career with Tompkins Conservation, the evolution of conservation and activism in Chile, the current state of Patagonia, how Rewilding Chile and the Route of the Parks came to be, and the top projects they are working on today.
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2024-03-201h 10Rewildology#163 | Special Episode! Rewilding Chilean Patagonia with Carolina MorgadoToday is World Rewilding Day and we’re celebrating by releasing this very special episode with Carolina Morgado, the Executive Director of Rewilding Chile! In this conversation, Carolina and Brooke explore so many topics including her serendipitous meeting with Doug Tompkins and her early career with Tompkins Conservation, the evolution of conservation and activism in Chile, the current state of Patagonia, how Rewilding Chile and the Route of the Parks came to be, and the top projects they are working on today.
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2024-03-201h 10Rewildology#162 | In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal Part 3: Pantanal's JaguarsWelcome to Part 3 of the newest expedition series on Rewildology: 'In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal.' In this episode, Brooke sits down with Abbie Martin, the Founder of the Jaguar Identification Project, to delve into everything there is to know about the jaguars of the Pantanal. Brooke also shares clips from her own jaguar sightings in the area.This expedition was documented in August 2023 during The Wild Source’s Realm of the Jaguar group trip. For additional information about this expedition, visit: https://thewildsource.com/realm-of-the-jaguar-brazils-pantanal/Read full show notes at: http...
2024-03-1457 minRewildology#161 | In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal Part 2: Exploring the Paraguay RiverWelcome to Part 2 of the newest expedition series on Rewildology: "In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal." In this episode, accompany Brooke and her group as they navigate for hundreds of kilometers along the Paraguay River Basin, encountering incredible wildlife throughout the journey. Listen to insights from Fred Crema, the Expedition Leader, and engage with local communities that reside in the Pantanal. Gain knowledge about the key challenges endangering the Pantanal.This expedition was documented in August 2023 during The Wild Source’s Realm of the Jaguar group trip. For additional information about this expedition, visit: htt...
2024-03-0740 minRewildology#160 | In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal Part 1: What is the Pantanal?Welcome to the latest 4-part expedition series on Rewildology: "In Search of Jaguars: A Journey Through the Pantanal.” In the upcoming four episodes, accompany Brooke on her adventure into the heart of the magnificent Pantanal in Brazil. Delve into the region's expansive grasslands, winding waterways, and pockets of lush jungle that form distinct habitats within this biodiversity hotspot. Meet local biologists and conservationists diligently working within the Pantanal, and discover the on-the-ground efforts aimed at safeguarding the future of this critical landscape – and the majestic cats that reign over it. In Part 1, join Brooke as she explores São Paulo...
2024-03-0710 minRewildology#158 | Nature Happy Hour #2: The Saga of Jaguars in the US, A New Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area, & Cicada Explosions with Brooke + CharlesToday’s episode is the second conversation in the Nature Happy Hour mini-series where I sit down with my good friend and fellow conservation scientist, Charles van Rees, PhD. In true happy hour fashion, Charles and I begin the conversation by catching up on everything that’s happened since we last sat down in October, including Rewildology’s 3rd birthday, volunteer opportunities with the show, and news from Charles’ work in nature-based solutions. Following, we dive into three conservation headlines: the saga of jaguars in the US, the first Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area in America, and the upcoming cicada populati...
2024-02-011h 29
This Is My MomentEp. 64: Adapting and Thriving: A Realtor's Journey with Brooke TaylorGet ready for an inspiring kickoff to Season 3 as we sit down with the incredible realtor, Brooke Taylor! 🌟 In this episode, Brooke shares her remarkable journey of building her real estate business not once, not twice, but three times, each time adapting to new circumstances with resilience and determination.Join us as Brooke delves into the challenges she faced, the lessons she learned, and the strategies that have enabled her to not only navigate the ever-changing real estate landscape but thrive in it. From market shifts to technological advancements, Brooke's story is a testament to the power of a...
2024-01-2624 minRewildology#157 | Rewilding Australia on a Continental Scale with John Kanowski, PhDG’day, mates! Today, we're traveling to Australia to learn about rewilding on a continental scale with John Kanowski, PhD, Chief Science Officer at the Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC). In this episode, John and Brooke explore the top conservation issues plaguing the island, notably invasive predators and inferno fires, how AWC is protecting and reintroducing Australia’s endangered mammals, the methods AWC is using to remove introduced predators, collaborating with indigenous communities and land owners to create ideal habitats for wildlife, the tech they’re using to monitor wildlife, the challenges and successes of his career, and so much more.
2024-01-181h 39
Rewildology#154 | Nature Happy Hour #1: Colors in Nature with Brooke and CharlesWelcome to the debut episode of the show’s newest series 'Nature Happy Hour'! Joining Brooke for these conversations is her great friend and brilliant conservation scientist, Dr. Charles van Rees, PhD. In this color-inspired episode, Brooke and Charles go back and forth sharing a few of their favorite sightings - with lots of stories in-between. Charles also goes into the science behind why animals like birds and insects are far more colorful than their mammalian counterparts.
Share your favorite colorful encounters in nature, send in your burning questions, and let us know what topics you'd love us...
2023-12-071h 36
Happily Booked: A BookcastS2, E6 - Brooke's un-hauling nearly 200 books!Send us a textHello, fellow kindred spirits! I want to take a small second to just say that we appreciate your constant support and your constant patience! We have had some hiccups getting the episodes published on time and we have had many 'a hiccups updating our social media accounts, but the fact that you have stuck around to see us through means the world to us! Thank you so much! ALSO within this small episode, we had a small audio issue where throughout the entire episode there is a faint buzzing that you...
2023-11-2738 minRewildology#153 | In Focus: Conservation Storytelling Through Ethical Photography with the Canadian Conservation Photographers CollectiveToday’s roundtable episode is a deep dive into the realm of conservation photography and how ethical photographers spotlight pressing issues through impactful visual storytelling. Joining Brooke are four talented photographers from the Canadian Conservation Photographers Collective: Josh DeLeenheer, Chelsie Xavier-Blower, Ray Maichin, and Donna Feledichuk, PhD. Together they discuss ethical photography practices, how to convey complex concepts through images, the power of giving a voice to overlooked species, AI in conservation media, leveraging photography’s power for policy change, and the CCPC’s most recent campaign, Crossing Paths.
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2023-11-221h 25Rewildology#152 | Safeguarding Sumatra’s Endangered Ecosystems with Jane DunlopIn this episode of Rewildology, we embark on an inspiring journey through the heart of Sumatra with Jane Dunlop, co-founder of EcosystemImpact, āluān, and Mahi-Mahi Surf Resort. From the pivotal moment that ignited her passion to the challenges and triumphs of safeguarding Sumatra's endangered ecosystems, Jane's tale is a testament to the power of purpose. We delve into the conservation issues plaguing the island and how her three organizations address each issue in an impactful way, while exploring the powerful connection between for-profit and non-profit collaboration. Join Brooke for a captivating conversation that touches on family, the challenges of...
2023-11-091h 08Rewildology#147 | Persistence: The Key to Saving Brazil’s Lahille’s Bottlenose Dolphin with Pedro Fruet. PhD (Repost)Brooke is currently traveling to Brazil! To celebrate, please enjoy this conversation with Pedro Fruet, PhD, world-leading Lahille's bottlenose dolphin researcher in Brazil. This episode originally aired in July 2021.
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2023-08-2457 min
Suite Run128 | Kansas City, MO with Brooke Hult: Running, Football and BBQ in the Heart of AmericaLet us know what you think of this conversationWe are so happy to welcome Brooke Hult to the Suite Run Podcast! Brooke is the Social Media Strategist for Garmin Running and she is crushing the roads in her own running. Brooke is a 1:28 half marathoner, a 3:09 marathoner and she is training hard to take her racing to the next level this fall with TWO back to back marathons. In this conversation, we talk about Brooke's entry into the sport, her summer training, the group of women that push each other in marathon workouts and more. In...
2023-08-0452 min
The Sharvette Mitchell Radio ShowStaying relevant as an entrepreneur with Brooke Chanel, CEO of Wig OutSend us a textThe Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show | www.Sharvette.com | Every TuesdayBrooke Chanel graduated from NCCU with a BS in Chemistry. She worked as a Chemist for 5 years, for various big name companies.Brooke Chanel is the CEO of “Wig Out LLC”, where she sells Raw Cambodian hair bundles and wigs. She also sells “Hair Hats” and clip in extensions.Her most prized accomplishment is the “Miracle Hair Growth Oil” that she researched and developed on her own! The oil has 100% satisfaction reviews!Her hair company is the first ever to be sold and delivered on DoorDash sin...
2023-05-3132 minRewildology#132 | Trip Report: Wild Stories from TanzaniaIn March-April 2023, Brooke traveled to Tanzania for a site Inspection with her employer, The Wild Source. Along with two top biologist guides from The Wild Source’s resident guide team, the group witnessed several unforgettable big cat sightings, all of which Brooke documented and shares in this episode. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be on a hardcore wildlife safari, then you won’t want to miss this story. Watch this episode on YouTube.
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2023-05-2735 min
Finding GodFinding God in Community/ Interview with Winter BrookeIn this episode of the Finding God podcast my guest Winter Brooke and I talk about how having a relationship with God is more important than doing all the things that feel that we need to do as Christians. To find out more about Finding God go to https://keanawmitchell.clubJoin Me on social media!!!!Facebook:Finding God | FacebookFacebook Group:Finding God | FacebookInstagram:Keana W. Mitchell (@findinggod2) • Instagram photos and videosListen to...
2023-05-0539 minRewildology#122 | Into the Headlines: Utah’s Mountain Lions & The Willow ProjectIn this episode, Brooke covers recent conservation headlines, including Utah's mountain lions with expert Denise Peterson, and the ConocoPhillips Willow Project.
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2023-03-2322 minRewildology#112 | Agrivoltaics: The Future of Farming & Renewable EnergyIn this episode, Brooke explores the promising field of agrivoltaics and what it could mean for the future of food production and renewable energy development.
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2023-01-2713 minRewildology#109 | Into the Headlines: Big Cat Safety Act, CoP19, Cop15, & COP272022 ended with quite a bang! We saw new laws passed, treaties signed, and agreements made at three important international conferences to round out the year. To kick off 2023, Brooke shares the key takeaways from the Big Cat Safety Act, CoP19, Cop15, and COP27, and how these decisions will impact conservation for the foreseeable future.
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2023-01-0518 minRewildology#100 | 100th Episode Celebration!We’ve reached 100 episodes on the Rewildology Podcast! To celebrate, Brooke answers questions submitted by you (with a cocktail in hand, of course), explains how the show came to be, and shares her vision for the future. The show isn’t stopping anytime soon and big, exciting things are planned for 2023! Thank you all for being a part of the Rewildology community.
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2022-11-0351 min
Last Drinks Podcast#21 - Brooke Tayla - "Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable"In this episode we chat to Brooke Tayla.
Brooke is a quantum holistic healing and breathwork coach, and is a part of a weekly running community called Hedges running club.
Brooke talks about her beginnings with alcohol and the underlying issues that caused her to turn to the bottle.
She is committed to a year of sobriety, currently 10 months in, she talks about how she has found it and what has changed since making the decision whilst giving some helpful tips for attracting what you want in life as opposed to chasing...
2022-10-3039 minRewildology#97 | Humans, Elephants, & Expressing Your True Self with Daniella Chusyd, PhDToday we are sitting down with one of Rewildology’s first guests, Daniella Chusyd, PhD, to discuss some pretty big professional and personal updates that have happened since we last sat down. If you have time, I recommend going back into the archives and listening to Episodes 14 & 15, Turning Passion into Research: Elephants & Human Health before listening to today’s episode. Or, if you’re like, Brooke, I’m already here and don’t feel like scrolling through 90 episodes, then keep listening my friends!
As a quick recap, Daniella is an Assistant Professor at Indiana University in the Department...
2022-10-201h 02Rewildology#94 | September Sample Collection: Conservation Travel, Coexistence, Island Restoration, & RhinosSeptember was a ton of fun with new episode styles, very philosophical and inspirational stories, and a deep dive into Brooke's favorite topic: conservation tourism. In case you missed an episode or were on the fence about listening to the full thing, check out these clips from each episode to see if you might want to go back and listen to it in its entirety.
Episode Recaps:
Ep. 89 | How to Conserve & Restore Our Islands with Dena Spatz, PhD, David Will, and Nick Holmes, PhD
Ep. 90 | Coexisting with Europe’s Large Carnivores with John Linnell, PhD
Ep. 91 | How to...
2022-09-3039 minRewildology#91 | How to Become a Conservation TravelerIn this episode, Brooke analyzes the field of conversation tourism and answers these questions:
What is conservation tourism?
How is conservation travel different from ecotourism or nature-based tourism?
Is conservation travel good for the planet? (Literature Review)
Common arguments against conservation travel
Where conservation travel falls short
Where is conservation tourism heading?
How Brooke discovered conservation tourism
Tips for becoming a conservation traveler
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2022-09-1532 minRewildology#85 | Recovering America’s Wildlife Act: A New Hope for North America’s Biodiversity
In today’s episode, Brooke discusses what the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act is, shares some history about how it came to be, and why it’s probably the biggest opportunity for conservation in the US in…a century.
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2022-07-1416 minRewildology#82 | Biomimicry: Solving Our Biggest Challenges Using Nature’s Solutions
In today’s episode, Brooke explores what biomimicry is, what it isn’t, why it’s relevant, and how it might be the solution we need for creating a sustainable future.
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2022-06-2325 minRewildology#80 | Into the Headlines: Selling Zimbabwe’s Ivory Stockpile
In today’s episode, Brooke explores the recent headlines surrounding Zimbabwe’s desire to sell its ivory and rhino horn stockpile for economic stimulus and conservation funding.
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2022-06-0918 minRewildology#78 | May’s Sample Collection: Pygmy Sloths, Antarctica, Mexico’s Whales, and the Creation of RewildologyIn this episode, I’m trying something new! I listen to a lot of podcasts (shocker, right?) and recently I heard a fantastic monthly recap episode on The Tim Ferriss Show. I absolutely loved the idea and decided to bring you all a similar style episode with samples of each of the month’s interviews. That way if you were on the fence about listening to an episode, then you can hear a taster here and decide if you want to listen to the whole thing.
Since this is brand new out of the ethers, please let me k...
2022-05-3133 minRewildology#77 | Bonus Episode: Why Does Rewildology Exist? Stotra’s Interview of Brooke for Macalester College
It’s been a hot second since I’ve released a bonus episode for you all, and I thought now was a great to time share a special interview that I did with Episode 48 guest, Stotra Chakrabarti, PhD for his conservation class at Macalester College. Stotra loved my unconventional approach to conservation and invited me to speak about why I went to such lengths to create a podcast from scratch. He asked me several questions about my story, the journey that led to launching Rewildology, and advice for anyone else considering going outside of the confines of academia, or thei...
2022-05-261h 19Rewildology#69 | How Do We Rewild the World?
Join Rewildology host, Brooke Mitchell-Norman, through a deep dive into what rewilding is, what it isn’t, and successful programs that are using rewilding the correct way.
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2022-03-3117 min
Forsyth MagazinesMitchell Currin of AARFThis week, AARF’s Executive Director Mitchell Currin shares heartwarming adoption stories with Brooke, along with some of the most rewarding aspects of his job. He details his own history of pet ownership, AARF’s exciting new facility, and how you can support AARF by attending the Party 4 Paws event on Friday, April 8th.
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Buy tickets to Party 4 Paws and learn more about the organization at www.aarfws.org
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2022-03-1700 min
Nova Conversations15: Is Travel the Best Way to Help Wildlife? (w/ Brooke Mitchell-Norman of Rewildology podcast)In our very first crossover episode, creator and host of the Rewildology podcast Brooke Mitchell-Norman sits down with us at Nova Conversations! Laura and Brooke chat about conservation-focused travel, solutions to ending exploitation, and so much more. We talk about her current role as a Conservation Director of the Wild Source, how her persistent paid off, disruptive empowerment and other models to give back to local communities, how nonprofits need to be run more like businesses, and our thoughts on exploitation and lack of diversity in the sector. It’s a long episode– but such an amazing conversation. Tune in a...
2022-03-091h 36Rewildology#61 | To Spend One Day in Her Shoes: Stories from a Marine Biologist with Christine Figgener, PhDToday’s guest you’ve heard of but probably don’t know her full story. Remember the viral video from a few years back of a group of researchers pulling a straw out of a sea turtle's nose? Well, the woman behind the camera was Christine Figgener, Ph.D., and for this week’s episode, Brooke had the opportunity to sit down with her and explore her work from the past 15 years. Chris is a marine biologist and has spent her career on the beaches of Costa Rica researching and saving Leatherback and Hawksbill sea turtles. Chris is an open boo...
2022-02-012h 13Rewildology#60 | Where Humpback Whales Meet with Frank GaritaIf you’ve listened to the show for any length of time, then you’re well aware that Brooke loves traveling the globe and meeting the people that are dedicating their lives to saving Earth’s biodiversity. Today’s guest, Frank Garita, is one of those special people. For several days this past November, Frank guided Brooke through Costa Rica’s wild places, and they had lots of time to chat about his favorite group of animals: cetaceans (whales). For Part 4 of the Costa: Life, Lava & Forests series, Brooke couldn’t pass up the opportunity to sit back down with Frank a...
2022-01-2542 minRewildology#59 | Turning the Tide for Sea Turtles with Brad Nahill
Today’s episode is Part 3 of the Costa Rica: Life, Lava & Forests series, and our guest, Brad Nahill, is the Co-Founder and President of SEE Turtles. Brad and Brooke have a fantastic conversation about all of SEE Turtles’ initiatives, plus his story about how he found his calling by sort of falling into sea turtle work. He also openly discusses the highlights and challenges of his career. As we all know from our own life experiences, no one’s journey is all unicorns and rainbows, and Brad has had his fair share of difficult moments.
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2022-01-181h 50Rewildology#56 | Eyes On The Prize: Setting New Year's Resolutions For 2022 with Josy Cardoso, Judith Wanda, Kayla Fratt, Charles van Rees, and Brooke
In today’s episode, you’re going to hear four amazing former guests talk about 2021 and their goals for 2022. First, you’ll hear Kayla Fratt, conservation dog handler extraordinaire. Next is Josy Cardoso, badass Naturalist Guide and hotel owner in the Galapagos. Following is Judith Wanda, the inspirational professor in Tanzania working diligently to change the conservation narrative in East Africa. Fourth is Charles van Rees, Ph.D., freshwater conservation guru. And lastly, you’ll from me and my reflections on my first year as a podcast host, and what I hope to accomplish in 2022.
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2021-12-2932 minRewildologyEp. 56 | Eyes On The Prize: Setting New Year's Resolutions For 2022 with Josy Cardoso, Judith Wanda, Kayla Fratt, Charles van Rees, and BrookeIn today’s episode, you’re going to hear four amazing former guests talk about 2021 and their goals for 2022. First, you’ll hear Kayla Fratt, conservation dog handler extraordinaire. Next is Josy Cardoso, badass Naturalist Guide and hotel owner in the Galapagos. Following is Judith Wanda, the inspirational professor in Tanzania working diligently to change the conservation narrative in East Africa. Fourth is Charles van Rees, Ph.D., freshwater conservation guru. And lastly, you’ll from me and my reflections on my first year as a podcast host, and what I hope to accomplish in 2022.
If you’re liking t...
2021-12-2932 minRewildology#55 | Bonus Episode: Chatting Travel & Communication on the K9 Conservationists Podcast
Episode 28 guest, Kayla Fratt, interviewed Brooke for an episode of the K9 Conservationists Podcast. They chat about the power of conservation travel, as well as using unconventional communication methods to ignite change. Enjoy this bonus conversation!
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2021-12-211h 20
K9 ConservationistsCommunications, Travel, and Conservation with Brooke Mitchell-NormanIn this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla speaks with Brooke Mitchell-Norman. They talk about tourism, communication, education, and how all of that relates to conservation!
Episode suggestion: Don't sacrifice what you want now for what you want most of all.
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How does travel benefit conservation?
When it is done right, it puts an exact value dollar on a live and thriving wildlifeWhen your favourite species is a top predator, it...
2021-11-161h 22Rewildology#50 | Instagram Influencing: Biologist Edition with Dillon Jones
In this episode, Brooke sits with Dillon Jones, a graduate student at San Diego State University who is studying the evolutionary history of herpetofauna in Middle America. (Quick definition: herpetofauna are reptiles and amphibians found in a particular region or time period, which you’ll soon learn more about). Dillon also uses social media as a powerful science communication tool and has reached Instagram Influencer status. A few highlight topics include the huge potential of his herp evolutionary study for advising conservation priorities, the why and how of him becoming an Instagram Influencer with many tips and tricks, and a...
2021-11-101h 45Rewildology#49 | Bonus Episode: Chatting Big Cats on the Nature Guys Podcast
Episode 37 guest, Charles van Rees, Ph.D., interviewed Brooke for an episode of the Nature Guys Podcast. They chat about big cats near and far. Enjoy this bonus conversation!
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2021-11-0536 minRewildology#47 | Nature Based Solutions for Tackling Our Greatest Societal Challenges
In this episode, Rewildology host, Brooke Mitchell-Norman, discusses an exciting and growing topic in the conservation world: Nature Based Solutions (NBS). She explores what NBS are and what they are not, looks at a couple of case studies that showcase the power of NBS, and shares how we can use our voices to bring NBS to our communities.
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2021-10-2716 minRewildology#43 | Saving the Giants of South America with Bridgette San Marco
In this episode, Brooke has a chat with Bridgette San Marco, Co-Founder of Save the Giants. Bridgette is a zookeeper and absolutely fell in love with giant otters early in her career. She wanted to do more for wild otters and went on a search to find an organization working diligently to conserve the species. When she didn’t find one, she connected with other otter lovers and co-founded Save the Giants with fellow conservationist, Christina Ward. Now, they’re working with indigenous communities in Guyana to conserve not only the giant otter but other South American icons as well...
2021-09-281h 31
PLAYING DEVIL'S ADVOCATEOlivia Brooke: Energy AlchemistS1: E47: Olivia Brooke: Energy AlchemistSummaryOlivia, an Energy Alchemist, joins the show to discuss shifting energy, psychic spectrum, a powerful CoParenting resource in the future, and her specialization of working with seasoned entrepreneurs that are women and enhancing their lives.Special GuestOlivia Brook - Accomplished, talented Energy AlchemistTime Stamps[00:00-Intro][02:42-Meet Olivia][28:22 - Outro]Key Takeaways*Your superpower usually finds you*How do you become an Energy Alchemist*Psychic = a broad...
2021-09-1629 minRewildology#11 | BONUS Episode: Brooke's Interview on the Rossifari Podcast
Hey everyone! I’m really excited to release this special bonus episode. My last guest, Jon Rossi of the Rossifari Podcast, had me on his show and this is my interview with him. We chat about my history, how I discovered conservation travel, and why I launched Rewildology.Subscribe to the Rossifari Podcast: https://www.rossifari.com/podcastFollow Rossifari on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rossifari/See full show notes at rewildology.comWatch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pFNl2b7DDxwDiscover more ways to watch, listen, and interact: http...
2021-03-121h 21
Rossifari Podcast - Zoos, Aquariums, and Animal Conservation066 - Where The Rewild Things Are with Brooke Mitchell-Norman of The Rewildology PodcastToday, the Safari heads to Denver, CO, to talk to Brooke Mitchell-Norman, conservation biologist and host of Rewildology, an incredible new conservation-focused podcast! Brooke and I decided to collaborate on our episodes this week, meaning you can also find me as the guest on her podcast! On this episode, we talk all about Brooke's time as a zookeeper, and her transition into the conservation travel industry. We also take time to talk about her podcast, and just so much more! SHOW LINKS: rewildology.com @rewildology on Instagram Make sure you subscribe wherever you're listening to thi...
2021-03-091h 19Rewildology#0 | Welcome to Rewildology!
Conservation, sustainability, wildlife, funny travel stories. Host Brooke Mitchell-Norman, conservation biologist and adventure traveler, chats with friends and experts to discuss nature’s biggest questions: How do we save the planet? How can we protect endangered wildlife? Where are the best places to experience nature? What country has the best coffee? Pour yourself a glass of something tasty (coffee, tea, wine, whiskey?) and join the conversation. Together we’ll rewild the planet.
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2021-01-1901 min
Screaming in the CloudA Rising Star in Cloud with Brooke MitchellAbout Brooke MitchellBrooke is an analytical IT professional skilled at team building, data collection and evaluation, cloud computing as well as cross-functional collaboration. She is proficient at scripting and creating CI/CD pipelines to automate workflows to increase efficiency while reducing the chance of error.Links ReferencedConnect with Brooke on LinkedInFollow Brooke on TwitterA Cloud Guru Blog post, “Automating CI/CD With AWS CodePipeline”
2020-11-1935 min
The Credibility Nation ShowIncreasing Engagement Rates and Lowering Turnover Costs with Brooke Erol (CNS 060)Do you want to increase employee engagements and lower turnover costs through an effective purpose plan? In this episode, Brooke Erol, an author, speaker, and a consultant shares what she can do to help you achieve that. Brooke helps leaders catch up with our times and grow their businesses without sacrificing the well-being of their people. If you are a leader of an org who needs to increase your engagement rate and decrease your exit rate, you should reach out to Brooke Erol at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ozlemerol/.Mitchell Levy is the Global Credibility Expert...
2020-09-1509 min
Mitchell Levy Presents AHA MomentsJessica Matthews, Brooke Erol, & Laurie Seymour on Thought Leader Life Credibility SpecialsGet to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields.Jessica Matthews is a certified financial planner, Independent Registered Investment Advisor, and certified divorce financial analyst with a brokerage license. Jessica’s specialties are in wealth management, financial planning, investment advisory services, portfolio construction, and asset allocation. To learn more about Jessica Matthews’ objective investment advice and financial guidance, visit https://beaconpointe.com. For more information on financial planning and her investment strategies, go to https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-matthews-cfp®-cdfa®-1aaa324...
2020-08-2731 min
Soul Soil: Where Agriculture and Spirit Intersect with Brooke Kornegay024, Sherri Mitchell: Adapt, Overcome, and Integrate Through LoveThe Coronavirus pandemic is catalyzing many things…and forcing us to take a good look at the systems we depend on. During this period of isolation, we have the opportunity to disconnect from large systems that do harm, and redesign our lives with the help of systems aligned with life and love. Do our communities have enough resources to support everyone to live their lives with dignity and allow for the spirit that lives within them to emerge and benefit the rest of the community? This situation can be viewed through a lens of fear, or it can be an...
2020-04-071h 09
SISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and EmpowermentBrooke Sprowl LA Therapy - The Fights Are Not About The Fights.What better person to take relationship advice from than a therapist! This week our special guest is Brooke Sprowl the founder of My LA Therapy. Her specialties include depression, trauma, PTSD, as well as marriage and relationship issues among others. Brooke's articles have been featured in Social Work Today, Martha Stewart Weddings and many more. Listen to the podcast HERE Brooke believes in circular causality which in essence is the idea that your behavior is both the cause of another's behavior as well as caused by another's behavior. She shares with...
2018-11-071h 01
Mitchell Report Unleashed PodcastEpisode 114: Brooke AmaralMy special guest on Episode 114, is Brooke Amaral she is the founder and owner at SimplyB. We talk about her rise and success on being a gym owner at MVMT Strength in London, Ontario. Hear her story as she breaks down her passions, journey and her family. We also talk about her contribution to the KM Cure 24 hour treadmill challenge, which happens October 12th-13th this week. An excellent episode. Thanks Brooke--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rory-mitchell8/support
2018-10-0731 min
Girls Can PodcastShelby Mitchell: Media, Music and Conversation Elizabeth and Grace chat with Ms. Shelby Mitchell, a radio and media personality on the “Dan and Shelby” show on 95 KSJ/iHeart Radio, NBC 15, The Broadcast Podcast, The Grab Bag Podcast, and Cocktail Hour. Recently, Ms. Mitchell was voted as Lagniappe Reader’s Choice Best Local DJ and a member of the Best DJ team with her show co-host, Dan Brennan. A graduate of the University of South Alabama and a Mobile native, Ms. Mitchell will share with the listeners her advice and tips to entertaining large audiences, while discussing the importance of media, music, and conversation. ...
2018-07-2526 min
Girls Can PodcastShelby Mitchell: Media, Music and Conversation Elizabeth and Grace chat with Ms. Shelby Mitchell, a radio and media personality on the “Dan and Shelby” show on 95 KSJ/iHeart Radio, NBC 15, The Broadcast Podcast, The Grab Bag Podcast, and Cocktail Hour. Recently, Ms. Mitchell was voted as Lagniappe Reader’s Choice Best Local DJ and a member of the Best DJ team with her show co-host, Dan Brennan. A graduate of the University of South Alabama and a Mobile native, Ms. Mitchell will share with the listeners her advice and tips to entertaining large audiences, while discussing the importance of media, music, and conversation. ...
2018-07-2500 min
Pageant Junkies | Hopelessly Addicted to the Miss America Program#132: Brooke Mitchell, Miss Delaware 2015 Tapping and Twirling on the Miss America stage? At the same time??? It's true - And not only did it earn Brooke Mitchell, Miss Delaware 2015, a Non-Finalist Talent Award at Miss America, people also encouraged her to tap and twirl several years BEFORE she even won Miss DE! Hear Brooke's whole story - including something else she 'stumbled on to' for Miss America, on today's Pageant Junkies Podcast...
2016-06-1419 min