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Animal Antics PodcastEpisode 10: Naked Mole RatOn this episode of animal antics, the hotties dig down into eusocial socieites, what animals look the most phallic, and how to say "Naked Mole Rat".References:1. Eusociality in a mammal: cooperative breeding in naked mole-rat colonies - PubMed. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7209555/.2. Genome sequencing reveals insights into physiology and longevity of the naked mole rat | Nature. https://www.nature.com/articles/nature10533.3. Cg, F. & Nc, B. Social Evolution in African Mole-Rats - A Comparative Overview. Advances in experimental medicine and biology 1319, (2021).4.The Biology...
2025-11-1646 min
In Focus by The HinduWhy are ‘Extinct in the Wild’ species becoming a conservation priority in IndiaEarlier this month, the vast forest-grassland mosaic of the Western Ghats, Assam’s Manas National Park, and West Bengal’s Sundarbans, a mangrove where tigers swim from island to island, were all listed as being of “significant concern”. This was the assessment of the natural World Heritage sites in Asia and was released by The International Union for Conservation of Nature or IUCN. IUCN is the world’s oldest and largest global environmental organisation, that tracks the health of ecosystems and species worldwide.
And today, climate change has overtaken hunting as the greatest threat to wildlife, says IUCN’s World Her...
2025-10-2922 min
THE MORNING BRIEFAfrican penguins have now been listed as Critically Endangered on the International Union Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species as scientists warn they could vanish from the wild by 2035.African penguins have now been listed as Critically Endangered on the International Union Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species as scientists warn they could vanish from the wild by 2035. Guest: Pierre de Villiers: Senior Manager Marine and coasts at CapeNature
2025-10-1605 min
Bad at GoodbyesEswatini PokerEswatini Poker :: Kniphofia umbrinaBad at Goodbyes :: Episode 056On today’s show we learn about the Eswatini Poker, a critically endangered flowering plant native to southeastern Africa, to the country of Eswatini.(00:05) Intro(02:05) Species Information(19:22) Citations(20:37) Music(26:12) PledgeResearch for today’s show was compiled from:Eswatini Biodiversity – http://eswatinibiodiversity.com/biodiversity/endemics2.aspBraun, K. & Loffler, L. 2024. Kniphofia umbrina. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2024: e.T221350018A221361752. – https://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2024-1.RLTS.T221350018A221361752.en“The IUCN plant red data book : comprising Red data sheets...
2025-10-1528 min
Environment DailyIUCN की कंज़र्वेशन कांग्रेस में भारत को लेकर क्या-क्या हुआ?आज के पॉडकास्ट में हमारे साथी दिवश गहतराज ने आबूधाबी से बताया कि IUCN की कंज़र्वेशन कांग्रेस में भारत को लेकर क्या-क्या डेवलपमेंट हुए? ग्राउंड रिपोर्ट का डेली इंवायरमेंट न्यूज़ पॉडकास्ट ‘पर्यावरण आज’ Spotify, Amazon Music, Jio Saavn, Apple Podcast, पर फॉलो कीजिए।Episode: 40 | Host: Shishir Agrawal | Production: Himanshu NarwareStay connected with Ground Report for underreported environmental stories from the margins of India. Visit our website www.groundreport.in for more content. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-10-1411 min
What to do in Dubai UAEDubai's Vibrant Weekend: IUCN Congress, Black Bunny Grand Opening, and Space Exploration at Expo CityDubai is bursting with energy and events this week and into the weekend, offering something exciting for every listener in the city. If you are in the mood for cutting-edge conservation debates and global networking, the IUCN World Conservation Congress opened today in the UAE under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This major gathering—held just a short drive away in Abu Dhabi—continues through next week and features sessions on climate resilience, youth involvement, and nature-based education from top voices in environmental policy as previewed on the official IUCN agenda.Back in D...
2025-10-0903 min
WCS Wild AudioS6 E13: Addressing the Pet Trade at the IUCN World Conservation CongressEvery four years, the International Union for Conservation
of Nature, or IUCN, brings together governments, NGOs, scientists, and
Indigenous leaders at the World Conservation Congress. Soon, it will be convened in Abu Dhabi. The growing threat of the pet trade in terrestrial
wildlife is one of the important issues that will be addressed.
Reporting: Dan Rosen
Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Bennett
2025-09-2906 min
Bad at GoodbyesFiji Crested IguanaFiji Crested Iguana :: Brachylophus vitiensisBad at Goodbyes :: Episode 051On today’s show we learn about the Fiji Crested Iguana, a critically endangered reptile native to roughly 8 islands in the Fijian archipelago in the South Pacific Ocean.(00:05) Intro(02:05) Species Information(27:59) Citations(29:52) Music(36:21) PledgeFor more information about Fiji Crested Iguana conservation please see National Trust of Fiji Islands – https://nationaltrust.org.fj/iguana/.Research for today’s show was compiled from:Australian Journal of Zoology v. 55, 341-350. Morrison Clare, Osborne Tamara, Harlow Peter S., Thomas Nunia, Bicilo...
2025-09-1038 min
The Elements of Deep Sea MiningPradeep Singh on The Law of the Sea, the ISA, and the Politics of Deep-Sea MiningPradeep Arjan Singh — International ocean governance expert, Senior Project Manager at the Oceano Azul Foundation, and advisor to the IUCN. Pradeep works at the intersection of environmental law, global equity, and multilateral ocean negotiations.* LinkedIn: Pradeep Arjan Singh - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pradeeparjansingh/* Oceano Azul Foundation -https://oceanoazulfoundation.org🧭 Episode OverviewIn this foundational episode, Pradeep Singh takes us inside the legal architecture of the deep sea. We cover:* How the ISA came to be and what it’s actually supposed to do* Why the two-yea...
2025-07-071h 16
Voices of Wilderness(52) "We're Taking YOUR Motions to the IUCN World Conservation Congress" with Amy LewisToday, we’re bringing you into the heart of our latest journey—one that began at the 12th World Wilderness Congress and is now heading to the IUCN World Conservation Congress in October of this year, 2025, in Abu Dhabi.It all started with important resolutions passed at WILD12, many started by passionate individuals outside of the environmental policy realm, addressing key conservation issues that WILD works on every day. Following the Congress, WILD and a variety of co-sponsors worked to transform several of these resolutions into formal motions for submission to the IUCN World Cons...
2025-06-0432 min
Nature ConnectsWhere Rivers Meet the Sea: Tamar's Migratory StoryIn celebration of World Fish Migration Day (WFMD), this episode of Nature Connects explores the lives of two remarkable migratory fish species found in the River Tamar: the Atlantic Salmon and the Allis Shad. These species are not only vital to the river’s ecosystem but also represent the resilience and interconnectedness of nature. WFMD is a global biannual event; however, awareness and engagement around fish migration are promoted annually to keep the spotlight on these critical ecological journeys.
Our guests are Angela Gall, Marine Senior Officer at Natural England and author of the children’s book Alli...
2025-06-021h 06
Bad at GoodbyesBelin Sweet PeaBelin Sweet Pea :: Lathyrus belinensisBad at Goodbyes :: Episode 034On today’s show we learn about the Belin Sweet Pea, a critically endangered flowering legume plant native to the Middle East, specifically the Antalya province, in southern Turkey.(00:05) Intro(02:05) Species Information(17:02) Citations(18:46) Music(28:48) PledgeResearch for today’s show was compiled from:Acta Botanica Gallica v.156 no.3: 455–67. Genç, Hasan, Bekir Yildirim, and Tolga Cetin. 2009. “Contribution to a Karyotype Analysis of Some Lathyrus L. Taxa (Fabaceae) in Turkey.” – https://doi.org/10.1080/12538078.2009.10516170 Crop wild relative. Issue 8 April 2012: 44-45. N. Maxted (2012). “Lathyrus belinensis: a CWR discovered a...
2025-05-1431 min
Talking ApesIUCN’s Role in Saving Our Planet with Sean Southey | Episode 66Earth Month Special: A Deep Dive into Global Conservation with Sean Southey “This is our global education moment. This is the time to champion. This is the time to be noisy. This is the time to dream.”What if we told you there’s a conservation powerhouse that’s been quietly shaping environmental policies, protecting endangered species, and inspiring global action for over 75 years—but most people have never heard of it? In this Earth Month special of Talking Apes, Gerry sits down with Sean Southey, CEO of the Canadian W...
2025-04-081h 11
Bad at GoodbyesCasey's LarkspurCasey's Larkspur :: Delphinium caseyiBad at Goodbyes :: Episode 026On today’s show we learn about the Casey's Larkspur, a critically endangered perennial herb native to the Kyrenia Mountains in northern Cyprus, an island in the east of the Mediterranean sea.(00:05) Intro(02:05) Species Information(19:32) Citations(21:29) Music(31:10) PledgeResearch for today’s show was compiled from"The Biodiversity of Cyprus Island." Lentini, Alessandro. Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering B 4, no. 3 (2015): 125-131. http://doi.org/10.17265/2162-5263/2015.03.003 Cyprus Wildlife Research Institute – https://v.cwri.net/about-us Cypress Buffer Zone (somewhat unrelated). The Guardian 20 Jul 2024. Jim Powe...
2025-03-1333 min
World of SharksWhat's Happening to the World's Sharks and Rays? With Dr Rima Jabado and Alexandra MorataWe know that globally, sharks and rays are in trouble. But just how bad is it? And can we still do something about it?
In this special bonus episode of World of Sharks, host Isla sits down with chair of the IUCN SSC Shark Specialist Group (IUCN SSC SSG), Rima Jabado, and program officer of the IUCN SSC SSG Alexandra Morata to discuss their latest report The Global Status of Sharks, Rays and Chimaeras. This pivotal document compiles the knowledge of over 350 experts from 115 countries and stresses the urgent need to address the major threat facing sharks and...
2024-12-0554 min
Plastisphere: A podcast on plastic pollution in the environmentEvent Recording: How governments subsidize plastic production - QUNO/Eunomia/IUCN at INC5Event Recording: How governments subsidize plastic production - QUNO/Eunomia/IUCN at INC5 by Anja Krieger
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Being GreenBeing Green - 22 NOV 24_Birds feature prominently on IUCN’s Red ListThere has been worrying news from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Its latest Red List shows that birds make up a staggering 12 per cent of the world’s threatened species. In Being Green this week, Glynis Crook speaks to Birdlife South Africa’s Dr Kirsten Day about which birds are the most at risk.
2024-11-2206 min
IDSC Podcastتعزيز التنوع البيولوجي واستعادة النظم البيئية.. من منظور الاتحاد الدولي لصون الطبيعة IUCNتعزيز التنوع البيولوجي واستعادة النظم البيئية.. من منظور الاتحاد الدولي لصون الطبيعة IUCN by IDSC Egypt
2024-11-1821 min
tierisch! – Zwei Forscherinnen und die wilde Welt der Tiere.Tierisches Update 7 - Das IUCN Leaders Forum und die RotschopftrappeLeute, wir brauchen noch ein Update bis wir uns endlich fertig sortiert haben. ABER nicht so ein 0815 Update, nein nein! Frauke berichtet live vom IUCN Leaders Forum aus Genf und liefert uns Informationen aus erster Hand darüber, wie Artenschutzpolitik funktioniert. Lydia funkt derweil aus ihrem Kinderzimmer die neusten Infos zur COP16 und, GANZ WICHTIG, das letztwöchige Tiergeräusch von unserem Hörer Simon wird endlich aufgelöst!Sensationen über Sensationen und wir haben ja noch nicht mal so richtig losgelegt.Wir hören uns nächste Woche dann zur nächsten echten tierisch! Folge.
2024-10-2215 min
The Think Wildlife PodcastEpisode 70: Understanding Penguin Conservation with Dee Boersma, Co-Chair, IUCN Penguin Specalist GroupThe Penguin is amongst the most unique taxa of birds in the world. These flightless, aquatic birds are highly adept swimmers, having adapted to spending half their lives underwater. Penguins, with the aid of flippers and their streamlined bodies are known to swim over 20 kilometres an hour in seas while hunting for prey.There are currently between 17 to 19 species of penguins globally, almost all of which are found exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere. The range of penguins extends across Antarctica, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, and South America. The Galapagos Penguins are the only species naturally found nor...
2024-08-1620 min
Unearthing Wild Wonders8. Adapted to extremes - Deserts, cacti and conservation in a changing climate, with Barbara GoettschIn Episode 8, join me in conversation with conservation scientist Dr. Bárbara Goettsch from Mexico. Barbara has a background in botany, a PhD in Ecology and Conservation Biology from the University of Sheffield and is co-chair
of the IUCN Special Survival Commission Cactus and Succulent Plants Specialist Group. Bárbara is also a mum, a biodancer and a therapeutic masseuse.
In this episode Bárbara invites us into her world, the vast and diverse desert ecosystems that host such rich biodiversity, and she takes us behind the scenes of the IUCN Red List for thr...
2024-08-151h 01
Investing For Ocean Impact3. Deep Sea Mining: The Growing Wave?A wave of action against deep sea mining is growing. In July 2024, the International Seabed Authority will meet for its 29th Session in Kingston, Jamaica. Pacific island states or “large ocean states” like Palau have been leading the charge at the ISA to pause and reconsider the current trajectory towards deep sea mining. And now over twenty-five countries have called for a pause, a moratorium, or an outright ban on the practice. In the third and final episode of this miniseries we welcome Palau’s President Surangel S. Whipps Jr. to discuss the reasons behind these de...
2024-07-1032 min
CheloniaCastThe History of Turtle ConservationCheloniaCast is joined by both Dr. Russ Mittermeier and Dr. Anders Rhodin to holistically discuss the origins of chelonian conservation as well as the founding and evolution of some of the largest organizations in the field. The conversation ranges from the beginnings of IUCN-SSC Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group to the future outlook on chelonian conservation. Dr. Mittermeier has been a part of wildlife conservation for the last 50 years. From primates to South American side-necked turtles, Russ has had a diverse and impactful effect on wildlife conservation. Russ was previously President of Conservation International for 25 years, and then E...
2024-07-061h 03
英语每日一听 | 每天少于5分钟第2246期:Wild Cat Is Back from Near ExtinctionA species of wild cat in Europe that was almost extinct, or about to disappear, over 20 years ago has returned. 二十多年前，欧洲的一种几近灭绝或即将消失的野猫物种已经回归。Last week, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared that the Iberian lynx is no longer an endangered species. Native to Spain and Portugal, the wild cats are medium-sized with different shades of brown. They have pointed ears and facial hair that looks like a beard. 上周，国际自然保护联盟（IUCN）宣布，伊比利亚猞猁不再是濒危物种。这种原产于西班牙和葡萄牙的野猫体型中等，毛色有不同的棕色调。它们有尖尖的耳朵和看起来像胡须的面部毛发。In 2001, there were only 62 adult Iberian lynx. The low numbers led to emergency efforts to save the animals. Experts then helped bring males and females together for reproduction and started protection projects. Other efforts included restoring their natural environments, including dense forests and grasslands. 2001年，成年伊比利亚猞猁仅有62只。这一低数量引发了拯救这些动物的紧急努力。专家们帮助将雄性和雌性猞猁...
2024-07-0605 minInvesting For Ocean Impact2. Deep Sea Mining: Good or Bad Investment?Why have some multinational companies pledged not to use minerals sourced from deep sea mining? Today several major companies such as Volvo, BMW, and Samsung have joined over twenty-five countries in calling for a moratorium on deep sea mining. They have agreed not to source any minerals from the seabed for their entire supply chain of production, including for batteries and electric vehicles, until risks are fully understood and can be responsibly managed. In the second episode of this miniseries we discuss the reasons behind these decisions; what factors – practical, financial, or environmental - businesses are...
2024-06-2630 min
Investing For Ocean Impact1. What is Deep Sea Mining?What is deep sea mining? And what should the world do about it? Welcome to a brand new miniseries exploring the facts and evidence around deep sea mining, and covering the growing case for a moratorium on the practice. The ocean’s seabed harbours a range of mineral reserves containing valuable metals and compounds. But under international law these resources have been designated “the common heritage of mankind”, a designation backed up by the body responsible for both preserving and allowing their use, the International Seabed Authority. Today, for the first time, this body is being seriously tested...
2024-06-1929 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast94. The Song of the Gibbon (with Susan Cheyne, Co-Chair of the Borneo Nature Foundation International & Vice-Chair of the IUCN Section on Small Apes) [Pangolin Pride]Today we are joined by Susan Cheyne to discuss the singing, swinging story of the Gibbon! Susan is a co-director of the Borneo Nature Foundation International and the Vice Chair of the IUCN section on small apes. She talks about why gibbons sing, how their social groups function, and how we can help to protect them!
We also discuss the importance of sharing our experiences within the conservation space, and a really interesting article Susan wrote about her experiences being out and doing fieldwork.
Make sure to share your thoughts on social media using #PangolinPride 💚🏳️🌈
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2024-06-0652 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast91. International Chameleon Day! (with Chris Anderson & Fano Ratsoavina from the IUCN Chameleon Specialist Group)Today Jack is celebrating International Chameleon Day with Chris Anderson and Fano Ratsoavina from the IUCN Chameleon Specialist Group! With over 200 different species, chameleons are some of the most incredibly inspiring animals on Earth - you are going to fall in love with them!
Today, the group dispel some of the misconceptions people have surrounding chameleons, celebrate their uniqueness and tell you all about how you can help to protect them!
They also discuss how you can celebrate International Chameleon Day, discover what made Chris and Fano fall in love with Chameleons in the first p...
2024-05-061h 01
The Think Wildlife PodcastEpisode 52: Understanding Amphibian Conservation and the IUCN Red List with Dr. Sanjay Molur, Founder of Zoo Outreach OrganizationWith over three decades of conservation experience, Dr. Sanjay Molur, is one of India’s leading wildlife biologists. He was a part of the team of scientists which formulated the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria. Since 1995, Dr. Molur has conducted the status assessments of over 10,000 (sub)species and ecosystems. He was amongst the earliest scientists to report frogs in the Western Ghats succumbing to the fatal chytrid fungus.Dr. Molur established the Journal of Threatened Taxa, the first international platinum open-access journal from India. He is also the founder and executive director of the Zoo Outreach Org...
2024-04-1729 min
Sports for Social ImpactSports for Nature (with Jana Janotova, IUCN)Jana Janotova, is Engagement Officer for Sports for Nature at the IUCN. She is responsible for building and managing relations with and between the wider sports and nature conservation communities and helping develop sports’ capacity to champion nature and contribute to its protection and restoration. Jana came into the role with rich sustainability and sports experience, having worked on sustainability strategies, public affairs and diplomacy in the Olympic movement for the last decade.
Sports for Nature is a joint initiative with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the International Olympic Committee, the United Nations Environment Programme, the Secretariat of...
2024-01-2346 min
Conflict, Power & PersuasionAlexandra Zimmerman- Navigating the Complexities of Human-Wildlife Conflicts: The Path to Peaceful CoexistenceAlexandra Zimmerman founded and chairs the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force. She's also a member of several IUCN groups, including the Asian Elephant Specialist Group, the Cat Specialist Group, SOS Technical
Advisory Board, and the Conservation Advisory Board of Elephant Family. In addition, Alexandra serves as a Senior Advisor on Human-Wildlife Conflict to the World Bank and is a Senior Research Fellow at Oxford University's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU).
Some topics discussed include:
How human-wildlife conflicts can escalate and when
reconciliation becomes essential.
The limitations of "cut and paste"...
2023-09-1346 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast74. The Mabula Ground Hornbill Project! (with Dr. Lucy Kemp, Project Manager & Chair of the IUCN Hornbill Specialist Group)Did you know that some birds act almost like primates? Today Jack is joined by Dr. Lucy Kemp, Project Manager of the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project and Chair of the IUCN Hornbill specialist group! She is here to tell us all about the incredible world of the Southern Ground Hornbill!
The duo chat all about what they are, how Lucy became interested in them, how they are impacted by human and elephant behaviours and their important cultural role! On top of that, they also discuss how the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project is working to protect them from e...
2023-06-1252 min
Ten Things I Like About... PodcastCaecilians: ConservationSummary: Even though we don’t know much about caecilians they still need our help. Join Kiersten as she talks about what threats caecilians face and how we can help.
For my hearing impaired listeners, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean.
Show Notes:
IUCN Red List: www.iucnredlist.org
“Fatal fungus found in third major amphibian group, caecilians,” by Natural History Museum, Phys Org; phys.org/news/2013-05-fatal-fungus-major-amphibian-group.html
Chytridiomycosis: Cornell Wildlife Health Lab: cwhl.vet.cornell.edu
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2023-05-3110 minTen Things I Like About... PodcastCaecilians: ConservationSummary: Even though we don’t know much about caecilians they still need our help. Join Kiersten as she talks about what threats caecilians face and how we can help.
For my hearing impaired listeners, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean.
Show Notes:
IUCN Red List: www.iucnredlist.org
“Fatal fungus found in third major amphibian group, caecilians,” by Natural History Museum, Phys Org; phys.org/news/2013-05-fatal-fungus-major-amphibian-group.html
Chytridiomycosis: Cornell Wildlife Health Lab: cwhl.vet.cornell.edu
Con...
2023-05-3110 min
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How to Save an OceanOcean Patient | A Conversation with Dan LaffoleyDan is a well-respected leading global expert on ocean conservation. He is currently Emeritus Marine Vice Chair of IUCN’s World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA). He is a member of WCPA Chair’s Advisory Group, and Chairs the Hope Spot Council and is an Emeritus Board Member of Mission Blue. He is also a founding Non-Executive Board Member of the Office for Environmental Protection, established in the wake of Brexit Under the Environment Act. This new body was established in 2022 to hold UK public bodies to account on their environmental records, and to advise on the implementation of UK e...
2023-03-2145 min
Conservation Careers PodcastValérie D'Hoedt Meyer | IUCN Academy Director Today we’re speaking with Valérie D'Hoedt Meyer, who is the Director of the IUCN Academy. Launched in September 2021, the IUCN Academy seeks to harness expertise from within the International Union for Conservation of Nature network to provide training for those seeking to make a meaningful contribution to the dynamic world of conservation. The IUCN is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations, and in the podcast we discuss what exactly it is and how it works. We then talk about the IUCN Academy, before Valerie shares her career...
2023-03-0646 min
Snake Talk71 | Global Reptile Status AssessmentDr. Jenkins sits down with Neil Cox and Phil Bowles from IUCN to talk about the recently completed Global Reptile Assessment. They talk about the need for the assessment and go in detail on one of the primary tools, the IUCN Red List. They also discuss the assessment process and how they gather and analyze the information to determine each species status. The results show that a significant percentage of reptile species are threatened with extinction but also that there are many species that are data deficient and cannot be assessed. Finally they compared the results of the reptile...
2023-02-101h 04
Alpenzoo Late Morning ShowBACKSTAGE mit OPA | One Plan Approach der IUCNHeute stellen wir euch OPA vor. Dabei handelt es sich allerdings nicht um Sabrinas oder Andrés Großvater, sondern um den "One Plan Approach" der IUCN, der Weltnaturschutzunion. Wir stellen euch die sogenannte "Red List" vor auf der alle vor dem Aussterben bedrohten Lebewesen der Welt aufgelistet sind. Was dahinter steckt und was wir alle dagegen tun können, hört ihr in den folgenden 8 Minuten.
Vielen Dank an ZoosMedia für die Frage - was für ein wichtiges Thema!
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Her damit: podcast@alpenzoo.at
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2023-01-2708 min
Protecting Blue Nature/Protégeons la nature bleueProtecting Blue Nature Episode 1 - Minna Epps from the IUCNProtecting Blue Nature is a podcast from IMPAC5, the Fifth International Marine Protected Areas Congress taking place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from the 3-9 of February, 2023. The podcast features eight episodes with conversations between hosts Aneri Garg and Isabelle Groc related to IMPAC5’s five themes and three cross-cutting streams.
“You have to be bold, you have to set ambitious goals and targets, and you have to agree on those as well, and that's what we need to secure ocean health.” – Minna Epps
Minna Epps of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) explains...
2022-12-1740 min
The Climate DailyBiodiversity Awareness Week, International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN's John C. Phillips Memorial MedalBiodiversity awareness week, plus it's the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and IUCN's John C. Phillips Memorial Medal!
2022-10-1707 min
AmphibiCastEpisode 105. IUCN Amphibian Assessment with Alessandro CatenazziThis week I am joined by Dr. Alessandro Catenazzi. Alessandro is a conservation biologist who assesses amphibian populations for the IUCN red list, We discuss what the IUCN is, how species and populations are assessed, and what the future holds for endangered frogs. We also talk about frog species native to the Peruvian cloud forest biome, and how many endangered species are actually on the rebound.For AmphibiCast Merch, to support the show by becoming a Patron, and for a 10% listener discount on and In Situ Ecosystems vivarium visit: https://linktr.ee/AmphibiCastTo fi...
2022-09-161h 20
Fresh EarsCutting out the jargon, with IUCNInvesting For Ocean Impact sees Dorothée Herr – manager of the IUCN’s Blue Natural Capital Financing Facility – explore the reasons to invest in the ocean by talking to leading experts, global policymakers, and investment movers and shakers. The podcast also dives into real life, from seaweed farms to marine protected areas, and shows how these are projects that investors can indeed get behind. It was crucial that a series dealing with such a detailed topic didn’t veer off into jargon and shoptalk, losing their audience’s interest as a result. In this episode of Fresh Ears, Miche...
2022-08-1125 min
The Planet TodayMonday Minisode: Solar Recycling & The IUCN Africa Protected Areas Congress! Matt and Nick talk about the projected boom in solar panel recycling (Solar panel recycling market to be worth billions by 2030, say researchers | RenewEconomy)And the Pan-African committee focused on protected areas to conserve wildlife (First IUCN Africa Protected Areas Congress opens in Kigali, Rwanda - Press release | IUCN)!
2022-08-0110 min
One Health WednesdaysEpisode 14: Months in the Amazon working or vacation? Special Guest: Mariana DelgadoOne Health Wednesdays highlights work in One Health to encourage awareness, solutions, and professional development. Mariana Delgado is a veterinarian in France who works in wildlife health. She takes a One Health perspective in her work which has included experience with the Ministry of Peru working on conservation and the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH, formerly OIE) on prevention and disease resilience from animal health. Most recently, she completed a certificate training in Wildlife Disease Risk Analysis from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and WOAH, which she explains in detail.
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2022-07-1336 min
Luxury for Good by ethiworkLa préservation du vivant - Gerard Bos - IUCNDans ce dernier épisode de la deuxième saison de « Luxury for Good », notre invité nous raconte son émancipation du monde de la finance pour s'investir dans la préservation du vivant. 15 années d'expertise et de combats au service de la biodiversité et pour l'intégration de cette notion au cœur de business model des entreprises de tous les secteurs. En 2012, il rejoint l'IUCN (Union Internationale pour la conservation de la nature) pour y continuer son combat en convainquant les entreprises de prendre en compte la biodiversité au sein de leurs activités. Il nous parle de la nature, du...
2022-06-151h 04
Catching the last waveKen Kassem - a.i. Regional Programme Coordinator at IUCNKen Kassem is the acting interim Regional Programme Coordinator for IUCN Oceania. Ken is a half Egyptian and half American passionate conservationist who has worked for IUCN for 3 years as Strategic Partnerships Officer. His background is in marine sciences and geography with an emphasis on natural resources management, economics and policy. His experience includes working for environmental NGOs in the USA, Malaysia, Indonesia and Fiji. He is an avid SCUBA diver, bird watcher, and author numerous popular articles on marine conservation.
Together with Ken, we will explore how nature-based solutions and traditional knowledge can help addressing climate...
2022-03-2722 minInvesting For Ocean Impact10. Towards a new blue finance worldRight now, the global thinking around financing ocean conservation is massively changing. Are we on the right path? And what does the future look like? In the season finale, we’re speaking to leading environmental figures about the road ahead for coastal and marine Nature-based Solutions for climate, biodiversity and sustainable development. With special thanks to GCF Executive Director Yannick Glemarec, IUCN President Razan Al Mubarak, Luxembourg’s Minister for the Environment Carole Dieschbourg, and US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry. Investing For Ocean Impact is a Fresh Air Production on beha...
2022-03-2341 min
The Creative Process · Arts, Culture & Society: Books, Film, Music, TV, Art, Writing, Creativity, Education, Environment, Theatre, Dance, LGBTQ, Climate Change, Social Justice, Spirituality, Feminism, Tech, SustainabilityA Voice for the Planet: YOLANDA KAKABADSE's Impact on Environmental Policy at WWF & IUCN - Highlights“I mentioned before that one of the reasons why we haven't been able to overcome many of the climate crisis factors is because people don't understand what it means. What is it about? What can I do? Usually, when we hear these experts speak about the climate crisis, at least me, I don't understand 9/10ths of the speech or the document. Simplifying the message, allowing that difficult scientific knowledge to become popular language that I can use when explaining to a child, to a rural person, to someone who has a different type of education, that knows much more ab...
2022-03-1110 min
The Creative Process - Arts, Culture, Society - 2021-2022A Voice for the Planet: YOLANDA KAKABADSE's Impact on Environmental Policy at WWF & IUCN - Highlights“I mentioned before that one of the reasons why we haven't been able to overcome many of the climate crisis factors is because people don't understand what it means. What is it about? What can I do? Usually, when we hear these experts speak about the climate crisis, at least me, I don't understand 9/10ths of the speech or the document. Simplifying the message, allowing that difficult scientific knowledge to become popular language that I can use when explaining to a child, to a rural person, to someone who has a different type of education, that knows much more ab...
2022-03-1100 minInvesting For Ocean Impact9. Centralised vs Decentralised? How to finance Nature-based SolutionsFrom global trust funds to brand new decentralised approaches, what are the pros and cons of these approaches for building an investible pipeline for Nature-based Solutions within developing countries? In this episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr explores initiatives and principles that guide insurers and impact funds. Plus find out how new forms of decentralised finance are using blockchain to create faster impact. With special thanks to Leah Bunce Karrer, Senior Environment Specialist for the Global Environment Facility; Jessica Smith, Nature Lead at United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative; and Linwood Pendleton, Executive Director of the...
2022-03-0934 minInvesting For Ocean Impact8. How banks and insurance companies can help Nature-based SolutionsBanks and insurance companies command vast amounts of money. When it comes to financing marine and coastal conservation and restoration, how can they get involved? In this episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr questions a banker, an insurer, and a policy expert about aligning global efforts with ocean impact. Can proper disclosure mechanisms make sure companies’ resources are going to the right places? What kinds of insurance products exist for the blue economy? And what policy signals does the world of finance need? With special thanks to Judson Berkey, Managing Director of Sustainability Regulatory Strategy at...
2022-02-2333 min
LCIL International Law Centre PodcastLCIL Friday Lecture: 'Current challenges regarding deep sea mining and protection of ocean life beyond national boundaries' - Kristina M Gjerde, Senior High Seas Advisor, IUCNLecture summary: The legal regime for deep seabed mining in the international seabed Area is a rare example of the international community joining forces to regulate a potential new industry in the interests of humankind as a whole. As set forth under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the international seabed Area and its mineral resources are the “common heritage of mankind”, on whose behalf the International Seabed Authority (ISA), an autonomous organization established under UNCLOS, is to act. The mandate comes with concomitant obligations for the equitable sharing of financial and other economic bene...
2022-02-1444 minInvesting For Ocean Impact7. Local communities: what do they have to gain?Creating lasting change for coastal communities and engaging across stakeholder groups - including local governments – are both top of everyone’s priorities. But they’re often easier said than done. In this episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr talks to three conservationists with decades of experience working on coastal and marine projects around the world. What’s the right way for projects to interact with local people, especially when they’re applying new business models and finance approaches? And what are the most common mistakes? With special thanks to Ali Raza Rizvi, Head of Climate Change at t...
2022-02-0929 minInvesting For Ocean Impact6. Monitoring, reporting, and verificationWhen developing a coastal or marine Nature-based Solution, it’s not enough to just assume you’re having a positive impact. You also need to measure it, and to prove it. In this episode BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr discusses the process of monitoring, reporting, and verification. What impacts can actually be measured, and what are the biggest challenges? We look through the lens of carbon credits by speaking to the whole chain of people involved: seller, certifier, and buyer. With special thanks to Whitney Johnston, Director of Ocean Sustainability at Salesforce; Maggie Kim, CEO of th...
2022-01-2631 minInvesting For Ocean Impact5. Infrastructure projects and the right enabling conditionsBig problems require big solutions. We need to start integrating the conservation and restoration of nature into even the largest of development and infrastructure projects. Creating the right market conditions and policy incentives is key. In this episode BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr talks to three experts about the opportunities and limitations of green-grey investments – including a government representative from Chile, who explains how to make Nature-based Solutions work on the national level. With special thanks to Carolina Urmeneta, head of Chile’s Office of Climate Change; Alejandro Litovsky from Earth Security; and Craig Cogut from...
2022-01-1234 minInvesting For Ocean Impact4.5 BONUS: A visit to a shrimp farm in IndonesiaIn rural Indonesia, a stunning Nature-based Solution is being tested: helping local shrimp farmers to replant mangroves around their ponds, increasing their yield while restoring the ecosystem. In this bonus edition of the podcast, we’ll transport you there. Today we’re diving into the project that was described in the previous episode by Thomas Egli. Thomas recorded the sounds of the landscape while out in Borneo, as well as his own reflections. Here we’re reproducing his audio logs in full. With special thanks to Thomas Egli and Firman from Blueyou. Investing For Oc...
2021-12-2912 minInvesting For Ocean Impact4. Becoming bankable: what impact investors expectWhat do investors look for when they buy into Nature-based Solutions? In our previous episode we discussed the process of becoming bankable from the project developers’ points of view; now, we’re switching to the impact investors’ side. BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr asks two fund managers what they think makes a Nature-based Solution attractive for them to invest in. Plus, an innovative mangrove project in Indonesia shows how blended finance can support the early years of a blue natural capital business – and help it get investment-ready. With special thanks to Simon Dent from Mirova Natural C...
2021-12-1533 min
Food Systems - ForumforAgAgricultural Systems with Alberto ArroyoIn this episode we talk with Alberto Arroyo, Head of Policy and Programs at the IUCN European Regional Office, about a recent report looking into different forms of more sustainable agriculture, what commonalities they share, how they can best be implemented, and whether there is low-hanging fruit that can be more easily achieved.
IUCN is a Strategic Partner of the Forum for the Future of Agriculture.
Read the IUCN report on sustainable agriculture here: https://www.iucn.org/news/europe/202006/sustainable-agriculture-explained
Listen to Ask a Harvard Professor on Food Waste here: https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2021/emily-broad-leib
2021-12-0825 minInvesting For Ocean Impact3. Becoming bankable: project developers tell their storiesThe path from charity to company can seem daunting. But for ocean conservationists who want more than relying on sporadic grants and donations, there is a way forward. In fact – there are many. In this episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr meets three project developers who are each becoming bankable in fundamentally different ways: using seaweed supply chains, tourism in marine reserves, and even selling carbon credits. Each method is helping to maintain and restore extraordinary ecosystems - while creating opportunities for local communities. With special thanks to Nick Hill from Coast4C, Valdemar Andrade fro...
2021-12-0131 min
The Mushroom Hour PodcastEp. 103: Exploring Fungal Taxonomy, Phylogeny & the Future of Conservation (feat. Else Vellinga)Today on the Mushroom Hour Podcast we are honored to be joined by Else Vellinga. In her career as a mycologist, Else has described 22 new mushroom species in California. Her most recent work is at the University and Jepson Herbaria at UC Berkeley, and at UCSF, on the Microfungi Collections Digitization project. She received her training at the National Herbarium of the Netherlands, and earned her PhD at the University of Leiden (layden). Additionally, Else is a researcher and professor with the Bruns Laboratory at UC Berkeley. The main motivation for her taxonomic work is that it lays the ba...
2021-11-241h 16Investing For Ocean Impact2. Nature-based Solutions: investments for the planetNature-based Solutions are neither wind farms nor sustainable engineering. And they are more than your usual conservation efforts. Instead, they’re projects based on managing real ecosystems - with wide societal benefits, positive financial impacts, and a chance to create a more sustainable future. In this episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr explores the ideas behind Nature-based Solutions as long-term investments, discusses the case study of an extraordinary marine reserve in the Philippines, and discovers how projects like these can be good for people, planet, and profit. With special thanks to Minna Epps from IUCN, Nat...
2021-11-1722 minInvesting For Ocean Impact1. A new future for ocean financingThe oceans today face extraordinary threats. But the funding to conserve and restore them is currently extremely limited. We need to make a fundamental shift in how we think about financing ocean conservation. In this first episode, BNCFF manager Dorothée Herr will introduce the world of blended finance; how private sector money unites with public and philanthropy to bridge the funding gap. With special thanks to Peter Thomson, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the Ocean; Torsten Thiele from the Global Ocean Trust; and Melissa Walsh from the Asian Development Bank. I...
2021-11-0322 minInvesting For Ocean ImpactInvesting For Ocean Impact TrailerThe Earth is in trouble. But the ocean can help. When it comes to tackling climate change and the biodiversity crisis, the ocean and the world’s coastlines offer many solutions. Yet these solutions don’t receive anywhere near enough money to realize them. And while governments and philanthropists should provide more funding, they can’t meet the challenge alone. Investments from the private sector are equally key to success. Entrepreneurs across the world need support to integrate restoration and conservation into sustainable businesses. Only then can we create profit, both for people and for planet...
2021-10-2001 min
REEF Roundup: 🪸Coral Reefs🐠 and 🐙Marine Conservation🦈Reporting from the IUCN World Conservation Congress: Afterhours ExperienceWe are excited to be reporting to you from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.
The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.
Listen to this episode for a...
2021-10-0814 min
REEF Roundup: Marine Conservation PodcastReporting from the IUCN World Conservation Congress: Afterhours ExperienceWe are excited to be reporting to you from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.Listen to this episode...
2021-10-0814 min
Schneider Electric MEA Goes Green PodcastTanzeed Alam On Razan Al Mubarak, IUCN And The Importance Of BiodiversityThe region made headlines earlier this month with the election of the UAE's Razan Al Mubarak as President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), one of the world’s largest and best-known conservation institutions. Biodiversity and its impact on humanity is increasingly being talked about, both by governments and businesses. We spoke to Tanzeed Alam of Earth Matters Consulting about biodiversity and why we should pay attention to an issue which impacts all of us much more that we realize. Have a listen to this week's podcast.
2021-09-2314 min
Zoo LogicIUCNBill Street, Sr VP at Indianapolis Zoo describes attending the recently concluded International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress held in Marseilles, France. The IUCN is organized by taxa to address global preservation issues affecting the survival of animal, plant and fungi species. It publishes the well known Red List database which lists species according to their current population status such as endangered, threatened or least concern. The work to assess thousands of wild species is largely conducted by volunteers, so the Indianapolis Zoo has formed and funded the Global Center for Species Survival to help su...
2021-09-1645 min
Verstand van vandaagKlimaat: Biodiversiteit en gezondheid van mensen gaan hand in hand - Coenraad Krijger, IUCN NLMedische vakbladen roepen wereldleiders op meer te doen tegen klimaatverandering omdat dit ook kan leiden tot catastrofale gezondheidsschade. Steeds meer oudere mensen sterven er bijvoorbeeld door. Coenraad Krijger, directeur van IUCN NL, spreekt met Luna van der Waarde over de risico’s die Nederland loopt op het gebied van gezondheid door klimaatverandering, het World Conservation Congress in Marseille over natuurbehoud en de positie van de Nederlandse overheid in klimaatoplossingen, natuur en biodiversiteit ten opzichte van andere landen. International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) is een internationaal samenwerkingsverband dat zich bezighoudt met natuurbehoud. Ga...
2021-09-0915 min
REEF Roundup: 🪸Coral Reefs🐠 and 🐙Marine Conservation🦈Reporting from the IUCN World Conservation Congress: Day Zero and OneWe are excited to be reporting to you from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.
The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.
Listen to this episode for a...
2021-09-0647 min
REEF Roundup: Marine Conservation PodcastReporting from the IUCN World Conservation Congress: Day Zero and OneWe are excited to be reporting to you from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.Listen to this episode...
2021-09-0647 min
REEF Roundup: 🪸Coral Reefs🐠 and 🐙Marine Conservation🦈Special Announcement: Reporting LIVE from the IUCN Conservation Conference in Marseille, France!We are excited to announce that over the next ten days we'll be reporting live from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.
The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.
2021-09-0209 min
REEF Roundup: Marine Conservation PodcastSpecial Announcement: Reporting LIVE from the IUCN Conservation Conference in Marseille, France!We are excited to announce that over the next ten days we'll be reporting live from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. We are honored to have received press passes to cover this important event, which takes place every four years and decides which species will be added to the United Nations' IUCN Red List of Endangered Species.The event draws conservation experts from around the world, and we will be brining you daily content, sharing the latest developments on our favorite ocean species, as well as covering a variety of ocean themed content.
2021-09-0209 minConservation Careers PodcastJames Bartram | President of IUCN Canada What would have happened if we’d started engaging young people in the conservation movement much earlier? Would we be seeing more action, impact and progress within the sector now as a result? And how can we address diversity and inclusion issues, in a sector that traditionally has been dominated by white men from relatively affluent backgrounds? These are some of the topics we discuss in today’s episode with the President of IUCN Canada, James Bartram. James is an inspiring figure within the conservation movement. He describes himself as a change agent, buildi...
2021-07-051h 03
KADAL OSAI FM 90.4EARTH DAY SPECIAL | IUCN AWARD - INTERVIEW WITH FOREST RANGER MR SATHISH International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) was created in 2020 to highlight and felicitate the extraordinary work that rangers do in protected and conserved areas worldwide. Mr. Sathish Sundaram, a forest ranger with the Tamil Nadu Forest Department in the Gulf of Mannar Marine National Park was bestowed with this globally recognized award for his excellent work as a ranger.
In this interview, forest ranger Mr. Sathish talks about the work done by him to earn him the IUCN award. He explains about the biodiversity in the Gulf of Mannar region and the need to conserve it. On this Ear...
2021-04-2223 min
The Global Health Collective - With a Local EdgeIUCN Mini-Series Part 2: "A Sustainable Future" with Mika Tan"Young people are not just the future; we are today already living the consequences of centuries of unsustainable exploitation of nature and of vulnerable communities. Children and youth are among the most vulnerable groups to environmental harm, and so our voice matters greatly in decision-making on the environment, in order to ensure intergenerational equity. Moreover, young people have the ability to communicate, act and mobilize others, bring in fresh perspectives, and critically question the status quo. We can, and are already contributing to change on the ground. If not us youth fighting to better our collective future, then who?" - M...
2021-04-1617 min
Planet Policy Pals PodcastEp 2: IUCN (Global Intergovernmental Orgs)In this episode, we continue the series on global intergovernmental organizations with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). IUCN is a research organization that provides data to drive conservation efforts. One of their major accomplishments is the Red list of endangered species. Get ready to learn about their global impact and what they're doing to make sure forests, creatures, and bodies of water are protected in ways that are sustainable.
Show notes and references available at our website or with this link https://docs.google.com/document/d/1i_WAQqchsAPINzRWhW3MdeNOxzeG3vb5JU7CXE5ilw8/e...
2021-02-281h 06
Zoo LogicIUCN Plan to Save Small CetaceansAccording to their press release, a new report published in recent weeks by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) calls for a broader, more integrated approach to the conservation of small cetaceans, particularly dolphins and porpoises. Many species and populations that are only found close to human activities are quickly declining due to known but unsolved problems – primarily accidental drowning in fishing gillnets. The report recommends urgent actions for several species and subspecies at risk of extinction, including Atlantic humpback dolphins, Yangtze finless porpoises, Franciscana dolphins, and Indus and Ganges river dolphins, and development of integrated conservation pla...
2020-10-2237 min
NaturcAstLa lista rossa degli uccelliStrumenti per la conservazione. Le liste rosse della IUCN, sono uno dei più importanti strumenti per la protezione della biodiversità. Alla IUCN è affiliata una rete di oltre 10000 ricercatori che contribuiscono alle attività scientifiche e di conservazione. La Lista Rossa IUCN è il più completo inventario del rischio di estinzione delle specie a livello globale. Le liste rosse italiane includono le valutazioni di tutte le specie di pesci d'acqua dolce, anfibi, rettili, uccelli nidificanti, mammiferi, pesci cartilaginei, libellule, coralli e coleotteri saproxilici, native o possibilmente native in Italia, nonchè quelle naturalizzate in Italia in tempi preistorici, e parte della flora italiana. Li...
2020-09-1810 minConservation Careers PodcastJon Paul Rodríguez | IUCN Species Survival CommissionJon Paul Rodríguez is an award-winning Venezuelan conservationist who wears many hats. As Co-Founder of local NGO Provita, he spearheaded work to nearly triple the number of Endangered Yellow-Shouldered Parrots in the wild, winning the Whitley Gold Award in 2019 in the process. More recently, he was elected as the first non-European or non-North American Chair of the IUCN Nature Species Survival Commission. During this discussion we talk about his career, the story of the Yellow-Shouldered Parrot and his vision for the next four years for the Species Survival Commission globally. We also discuss the importance of diver...
2020-06-1552 min
The Klosters Forum PodcastThe Klosters Forum in conversation with Carl Gustaf LundinHannah MacInnes joins Carl Gustaf Lundin, the Principal Marine and Polar Scientist of the Global Marine and Polar Programme for IUCN, at The Klosters Forum 2019 to discuss the issue of plastic pollution and to hear his personal insights on this complex topic.Carl Gustaf Lundin is the Principal Marine and Polar Scientist of the Global Marine and Polar Programme for IUCN and he is responsible for the scientific and technical content of IUCN in this field. Prior to taking on this role in the fall of 2018 he was the Director of the programme for 17 years. As the D...
2020-01-1509 min
NEZINE's PodcastWorld Rhino Day 2019: IUCN Asian Rhino Specialist Group Chair Bibhab Kumar Talukdar appeals for a strong community movement for protection of greater one-horned rhinoIt is a special podcast on the occasion of World Rhino Day 2019. In this podcast Internationally-famed Rhino Specialist Dr Bibhab Kumar Talukdar has called for a strong community movement for protection of one-horned rhino and for overcoming conservation challenges. Dr Bibhab Kumar Talukdar is the founder and currently the Secretary General and CEO of Aaranyak. He is also the Chair of IUCN/SSC, Asian Rhino Specialist Group and Asia Coordinator of International Rhino Foundation. He is also a member of the IUCN/SSC African Rhino Specialist Group. Photo courtesy- Dr Bibhab Kumar TalukdarSupport the sh...
2019-09-2211 min
The Rodolfo Rivas ProjectDr. Grethel AguilarSeason 1 Episode 12 – Dr. Grethel Aguilar, Acting Director-General of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). She stops by the podcast to talk about how she got involved with protecting nature, the environment, working at the local, regional and international levels, her continued interest in learning and studying and her efforts to ensure gender equity. Please listen in!
Featuring:
Dr. Grethel Aguilar, Acting DG IUCN (Twitter: @IUCN)
Host:
Rodolfo Rivas (Twitter: @rivasrod)
About The Rodolfo Rivas Project:
Conversations with talented individuals (lawyers, diplomats, entrepreneurs, academics, filmmakers, etc.) in International Geneva and beyond with 3 seasons so far.
Some of our guests in...
2019-08-2345 min
The Wild LifeLike, Pelican FlyHow do Pelican beaks work? How much can they fit in their pouch? How do Pelicans hunt? I've got the answers to those and more!
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2019-07-1920 min
Mongabay NewscastWe need nature more than nature needs us: IUCN's Inger AndersenThe IUCN is probably best known for its Red List of Threatened Species, a vital resource on the conservation statuses and extinction risks of tens of thousands of species. But the IUCN does much more than just maintain the Red List, as Inger Andersen, the organization's director general, explains in this episode [producer's note: just after this episode was published, Andersen accepted the role of director at the UN Environment Program]. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature was founded in 1948 and is neither a government body nor an NGO, but is rather a science-based hybrid o...
2019-01-2335 minMongabay NewscastWe need nature more than nature needs us: IUCN's Inger AndersenThe IUCN is probably best known for its Red List of Threatened Species, a vital resource on the conservation statuses and extinction risks of tens of thousands of species. But the IUCN does much more than just maintain the Red List, as Inger Andersen, the organization's director general, explains in this episode [producer's note: just after this episode was published, Andersen accepted the role of director at the UN Environment Program]. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature was founded in 1948 and is neither a government body nor an NGO, but is rather a science-based hybrid o...
2019-01-2335 min
other5billion: intriguing animal historiesGlobal Species Conservation with Simon Stuart, a previewJust last week I was over in the UK, in a very pretty little town called Bath which is famous for its Roman-built Baths.
Unlike many of the people who stopped by for the day, I didn’t have time to sight see. There were far more important things to do. And it was a wonderful experience because I was very lucky to have an interview with Simon Stuart, someone who is a global authority in species conservation. Although he would probably be very humble and try tone it down a bit!
These days Simon is the Director of Strategic Con...
2018-10-0409 min
ZSL Wild Science PodcastZSL #010: Species in the red: behind the scenes of the IUCN Red ListWe have probably all heard about threatened species that are close to extinction, but how do we measure this? Monni travels to the IUCN Red List Unit in Cambridge to find out about the ins and outs of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, the world's most comprehensive inventory of the extinction risk of species. How do we measure extinction risk? Who compiles the Red List and why? Which species have been assessed, what data do we need and where are the main data gaps? And what has Frank Zappa got to do with it all? Find out...
2018-05-3038 min
Green Fish Blue OceansI is for Ice and IUCNThis week I’m tackling I is for Ice and IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Listen here or download on iTunes or Google Play. Welcome to the I is for Ice part of the program. This episode is packed with information about ice—I’m going to talk for a few minutes about the relationship […]
The post I is for Ice and IUCN appeared first on Green Fish Blue Oceans.
2017-05-1114 min
The PrimateCastThe PrimateCast #49: Conservation Voices from Hawaii - IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016Aloha! From September 1-10 2016, the IUCN World Conservation Congress – the world’s largest conservation event – was held at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu. The PrimateCast switched its IPS/ASP T-shirt with a Hawaiian shirt and lei to ride the...
2016-10-0600 min
The PrimateCastConservation Voices from Hawaii: One view of the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016Send us a textAloha! From September 1-10 2016, the IUCN World Conservation Congress – the world’s largest conservation event – was held at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu. The PrimateCast switched its IPS/ASP T-shirt with a Hawaiian shirt and lei to ride the waves of this huge conservationist gathering. What’s happening at the IUCN WCC 2016?In this introductory podcast, we showcase some of the big motions and decisions that took place at the IUCN WCC 2016, in addition to the many voices that were present at the congress. With more than 10,00...
2016-10-061h 09
Into The Wilderness with Byron PaceEagle owls, RSPB, Piers Morgan, Trophy Hunting, RSPBNo guests on for this interim podcast. Byron and Darryl discuss the last three weeks of news. The subjects are vast, from eagle owls and the RSPB, to Piers Morgan, wind turbines, venison and the IUCN report on trophy hunting. Importantly we have the first of our competitions. This episode you can win a Bushnell Trophy cam. To enter you have to listen in. Contact us podcast@paceproductionsuk.com Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN6Xoa1LpvvVi8a_T7wmCQA Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Podcast-Into-The-Wilderness-920859347950617/ IUCN report mentioned in the show: http://cmsdata.iucn.org/d...
2016-04-281h 18
Impactpool Career PodcastEP#10 | Meet Sonia Peña from IUCNShe has moved up the career ladder from intern to senior policy officer. Now Sonia Peña at IUCN is crafting the important messages to influence governments all over the world to take action to conserve our precious planet.
”We are realizing that we are losing much more species than we anticipated in the past. The rate of biodiversity loss is accelerating really enormously. We need to do something and we need to do it quickly, if not we are going to loose it all”, Sonia says.
Listen and learn how working in international development really can influence and change globa...
2015-12-2049 min
scientists at workscientist 06: the conservation scientist – about the IUCN (2012)The ‘International Union for Conservation of Nature’ is the world’s oldest and largest environmental organisation and has a base in Cambridge in Huntingdon Road. Nicola Terry hears from with the IUCN’s Rebecca Miller about her work.
Read more at iucn.org
Find the “IUCN Red list” of threatened species at iucnredlist.org
Enter your own species sightings at www.inaturalist.org
2015-11-1011 minscientists at workscientist 06: the conservation scientist – about the IUCN (2012)
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The ‘International Union for Conservation of Nature’ is the world’s oldest and largest environmental organisation and has a base in Cambridge in Huntingdon Road. Nicola Terry hears from with the IUCN’s Rebecca Miller about her work.
Read more at iucn.org
Find the “IUCN Red list” of threatened species at iucnredlist.org
Enter your own species sightings at www.inaturalist.org
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2015-11-1011 min
scientists at workscientist 06: the conservation scientist – about the IUCN (2012)The ‘International Union for Conservation of Nature’ is the world’s oldest and largest environmental organisation and has a base in Cambridge in Huntingdon Road. Nicola Terry hears from with the IUCN’s Rebecca Miller about her work.
Read more at iucn.org
Find the “IUCN Red list” of threatened species at iucnredlist.org
Enter your own species sightings at www.inaturalist.org
2015-11-1011 min
Impactpool Career PodcastEP#5 | Meet Sajid Ali from IUCNSajid Ali has over 15 years of experience from IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, which is the oldest environmental organization in the world.
In this episode you will learn more about:
- IUCN and their recruitment needs
- What are the challenges and rewards from a career within a global organization
- Important lessons –It’s not all about your expertise!
- What are the personal traits that IUCN are looking for?
- How you can make an impression with your CV and interviewing skills.
2015-08-2722 min