Conservation Conversations Episodes
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- A Worthy Cause with Justin Britton
- Fire with a Purpose - Lenya Quinn-Davidson
- FUSEE - Firefighters United for Safety, Ethics and Ecology
- Exploring Conservation in India and Beyond with Sanjana Ramesh
- Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- White abalone with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- Kelp! with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- Sea Stars! with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- Sea Otters! with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- Coastal Resiliency with the Aquarium of the Pacific
- Rescuing the Planet with Tony Hiss
- Why Sharks Matter with David Shiffman
- Hiking with a Purpose: Saving Boreal Toads with the Denver Zoo
- Humans in Nature with Marcos Trinidad
- If You Build it, Will They Come?
- Connectivity: Birds of Belize with Mat Charette
- Birds of the Night with Vanessa Kilburn of TREES Belize
- Belize Bird Rescue with Nikki Buxton
- Jaguars of Belize with Emma Sanchez
- Pacific Pocket Mouse Preservation in Coastal Southern California
- The Magic of eDNA in Conservation - Dr. Maura Palacios Mejia
- A Botanical Arms Race - Dr. Denise Knapp
- A Society Rooted in Diversity - California Native Plants with Cris Sarabia
- Everyone I Know is Trying to Save the World - Endangered Frogs with Dr. Katy Delaney
- Ex Situ Conservation: Saving Endangered Species at the Greenville Zoo
- Dr. Desbiez and the Giants of Brazil: Saving the Armadillos and Anteaters of the Pantanal
- Dr. Thomas Lovejoy - A lifetime of Scientific Adventure
- Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka - Growing Coffee to Save Gorillas in Uganda
- Tidal Influence - Botany of Requirement
- Snorkeling with Bull Trout - Crater Lake, Oregon
- Conserva Perú - Life in the Amazon
- Our Underground Neighbors - Burrowing Owls in San Diego
- Bioblitz! at Cabrillo National Monument
- Shifting Baselines - Olympic National Park
- Ingenious Resiliency or: How to Save Plant Communities of Crater Lake
- Snakes on a Shelf - Reptile and Amphibian Conservation
- Knee Deep in Mud - Wetland Ecologist Dr. Christine Whitcraft
- Coastal Cactus Wrens of San Diego County - Suellen Lynn
- Bats! of Southern California with Drew Stokes
- We Can't Afford to Relax - Conservation in New Zealand
- Rising Tides : Restoring San Francisco Bay Wetlands with Hayley Zemel
- Big Birds and Tall Rocks: California Condors at Pinnacles National Park with Rachel Wolstenholme
- Listening for Tortoises - Conservation in Joshua Tree National Park
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A worthy cause with justin britton
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Fire with a purpose - lenya quinn-davidson
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fusee - firefighters united for safety, ethics and ecology
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Exploring conservation in india and beyond with sanjana ramesh
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mountain yellow-legged frogs with the aquarium of the pacific
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white abalone with the aquarium of the pacific
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Kelp! with the aquarium of the pacific
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sea stars! with the aquarium of the pacific
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Sea Otters! with the aquarium of the pacific
On this episode of Conservation Conversations we talk to Megan Smylie of the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach CA. Megan works with Sea Otters! She talks about the programs that the Aquarium of the Pacific and their partners are undertaking to recover the Sea Otters of the California coastline.
Enjoy our conversation with Megan and check out the youtube version or social media for videos and photos of our day at the aquarium with these adorable otters!.
Please either visit the Aquarium when you’re in town or consider donating to help them recover local wildlife and their habitats. Visit them at www.aquariumofpacific.org/ to see how you can help.
Hosts and Producers are Austin and Taylor Parker
Producer is Madeline Walden
Music was provided by A Picture Book studio
Don't forget to like comment and subscribe if you want to help us out
This episode is brought to you by our sponsor Tidal Influence, a Californian ecological consulting firm who proudly supports environmental education and all of the diverse conservation efforts that Pelecanus works to highlight. Visit their website at www.tidalinfluence.com to learn more about what they do to conserve our coastal resources and how you can get involved
This podcast is sponsored by Project Dragonfly, a master’s degree program offered by Miami University dedicated to ecological and social change. Project Dragonfly offers a part-time Master of Arts in Biology degree, focused on conservation, or a Master of Arts in Teaching for teachers. The program is designed for working professionals and can be completed from anywhere in the United States. Learn more at projectdragonfly.miamioh.edu.
Enjoy our conversation with Megan and check out the youtube version or social media for videos and photos of our day at the aquarium with these adorable otters!.
Please either visit the Aquarium when you’re in town or consider donating to help them recover local wildlife and their habitats. Visit them at www.aquariumofpacific.org/ to see how you can help.
Hosts and Producers are Austin and Taylor Parker
Producer is Madeline Walden
Music was provided by A Picture Book studio
Don't forget to like comment and subscribe if you want to help us out
This episode is brought to you by our sponsor Tidal Influence, a Californian ecological consulting firm who proudly supports environmental education and all of the diverse conservation efforts that Pelecanus works to highlight. Visit their website at www.tidalinfluence.com to learn more about what they do to conserve our coastal resources and how you can get involved
This podcast is sponsored by Project Dragonfly, a master’s degree program offered by Miami University dedicated to ecological and social change. Project Dragonfly offers a part-time Master of Arts in Biology degree, focused on conservation, or a Master of Arts in Teaching for teachers. The program is designed for working professionals and can be completed from anywhere in the United States. Learn more at projectdragonfly.miamioh.edu.
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Coastal resiliency with the aquarium of the pacific
On this episode of Conservation Conversations we talk to Brett Long of the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach CA. This episode is the kick off to a short series we will be doing over the coming months to highlight the Aquarium of the Pacific's conservation initiatives in Southern California. From Otters to frogs, the Aquarium of the Pacific is undertaking some amazing projects to help create coastal ecological resiliency.
Thank you to Brett for talking all about the Aquarium's conservation projects. Please either visit the Aquarium when you’re in town or consider donating to help them recover local wildlife and habitats. Visit them at https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/ to see how you can help.
Hosts and Producers are Austin and Taylor Parker
Producer is Madeline Walden
Edited by Austin Parker
Music was provided by A Picture Book studio
Thank you to Brett for talking all about the Aquarium's conservation projects. Please either visit the Aquarium when you’re in town or consider donating to help them recover local wildlife and habitats. Visit them at https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/ to see how you can help.
Hosts and Producers are Austin and Taylor Parker
Producer is Madeline Walden
Edited by Austin Parker
Music was provided by A Picture Book studio
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Rescuing the planet with Tony hiss
Why sharks matter with david shiffman
Hiking with a purpose: Saving Boreal Toads with the denver zoo
Humans in Nature with Marcos Trinidad
IF you build it, will they come?
Connectivity: Birds of Belize with Mat Charette
Birds of the night with vanessa kilburn of trees belize
Belize Bird REscue with Nikki Buxton
Jaguars of Belize with Emma Sanchez
Pacific pocket mouse preservation in coastal southern california
The Magic of eDna in conservation - dr. Maura Palacios mejia
A Botanical arms race - dr. Denise knapp
A society rooted in diversity - california native plants with cris sarabia
Everyone I Know is Trying to Save the World
Endangered Frogs with Dr. Katy Delaney
Ex Situ Conservation: Saving Endangered Species at the Greenville zoo
dr. desbiez and the giants of brazil: Saving the armadillos and anteaters of the pantanal
All photos provided by ICAS (Instituto de Conservacao de Animais Silvestres)
Dr. thomas lovejoy - A Lifetime of scientific adventure
Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka - Growing Coffee to save gorillas in uganda
Tidal Influence: Botany of Requirement
Snorkeling with Bull Trout - Crater Lake, Oregon
Conserva Perú - Life in the Amazon
Our Underground Neighbors - Burrowing Owls in San Diego
In this episode we talk to San Diego Zoo Global Institute for Conservation Research biologists Colleen Wisinski and Susanne Marzcak about the burrowing owl populations of San Diego County.
Knee Deep in Mud - Wetland Ecologist Dr. Christine Whitcraft
In this episode we talk to Dr. Christine Whitcraft, a wetland ecologist at California State University, Long Beach who is also President of the Friends of Colorado Lagoon. Dr. Whitcraft discusses the process of restoring a wetland, working on projects impacting climate change, and her experiences as researcher working around the world. One of the big projects she discusses is the Colorado Lagoon and you can learn all about it here: Colorado Lagoon.
Special thanks to Dr. Christine Whitcraft, Friends of Colorado Lagoon, and California State University, Long Beach
Creator, Host, Producer, Editor: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker
Special thanks to Dr. Christine Whitcraft, Friends of Colorado Lagoon, and California State University, Long Beach
Creator, Host, Producer, Editor: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker
Snakes on a Shelf - Reptile and Amphibian Conservation
Ingenious Resiliency or: How to Save Plant Communities of Crater Lake
We talk to Jennifer Beck from Crater Lake National Park about her work conserving the rare plant communities of the southern Cascades. She and her team use incredible methods to save White Bark Pine from a multitude of threats. Climate change has also effected the dynamic of the ecosystem of the park, She is constantly working on staying ahead of these problems, and inspiring us along the way.
Special thanks to Crater Lake National Park, Cabrillo National Monument Conservancy
Creator, Host, Producer, Editor: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker
Special thanks to Crater Lake National Park, Cabrillo National Monument Conservancy
Creator, Host, Producer, Editor: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker
Shifting Baselines - Olympic National Park
In this episode we talk to scientists from Olympic National Park in Washington state about studying the coastal habitats of N. Washington, climate change, ocean acidification and what we can do as citizens to support long term research like what Steve Fradkin and Jonathan Jones are doing for the National Park Service.
Special Thanks to the Olympic National Park scientists, the National Park Service, the Cabrillo National Monument Conservancy.
Producer, Host, Editor, Creator: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker
Special Thanks to the Olympic National Park scientists, the National Park Service, the Cabrillo National Monument Conservancy.
Producer, Host, Editor, Creator: Austin Parker
Producer: Taylor Parker