Podcast

From habitat degradation and agricultural runoff, hellbenders face an upstream swim for survival, but powerful partnerships are helping to protect and grow hellbender populations.

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.

Fungi are so much more than JUST mushrooms. They play a critical role as nature’s decomposers and are unsung heroes of the natural world.

National Geographic Explorer Joel Sartore talks about the unpredictable and often perilous world of wildlife photography.

Dr. Sam Ivande, the Bird Conservation Coordinator at the Global Center for Species Survival, discusses his journey into ornithology, bird conservation and community science.

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

Dive beneath the surface with us as we bring to light the enchanting and perilous world of sharks, alongside the indomitable shark conservationist Dr. Rima Jabado.

Discover the ephemeral beauty of mayflies and the pressing need to conserve our precious wetlands with Dr. Luke Jacobus.

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.

Venture into the frozen realm of the Arctic with Dr. Steve Amstrup, a leading authority on polar bears, as we explore the profound impact of climate change on these iconic predators.