Mammals

For the first time an invasive species was completely removed from a large island. How did our Japanese colleagues do it? And what does that mean for the rest of the world?

Discover the truth behind the myths and misconceptions about wolves. Regina Mossotti unveils the shy, curious nature of wolves, challenging cultural fear fueled by their negative portrayal in popular media.

Manatees face a lot of threats but are fortunate to have a team of experts working to ensure a future for the gentle giants. Dive into the world of manatee conservation.

Justin and Monni talk with Aaron Whitnall from Hertfordshire Zoo about big cat conservation, being a TV host and what it’s like to live at his family-owned zoo.

Walruses are charming, clever, and still a bit of a mystery. We talk with Dr. Kit Kovacs about the challenges that come with conserving and researching these massive marine mammals.

Fanny Cornejo, founder of Yunkawasi, shares her transformative journey and the conservation efforts she spearheads in Peru.

From a small spare bedroom operation to a force of 250 staff and 22 field stations, Vivek Menon unveils the extraordinary growth of the Wildlife Trust of India and its crusade against species decline.

No doubt you’ve seen memes and news stories about orcas. These marine mammals are making headlines fof interactions with boats.

The best thing we can do as good stewards of the Earth is to give creatures the space and time they need to wake up from winter slumbers.

It’s far more horrifying to consider a future without these and other essential species with unearned reputations for being scary.