Tag: IUCN

225: How Many Wolves Is Enough with Joachim Mergeay

A grey wolf with amber eyes and its mouth open stands among dense green undergrowth and wild plants beside a large limestone rock. Lush deciduous trees form a blurred green backdrop, suggesting a woodland habitat in spring or summer.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3CBj0vuJ09psNUo4sGYYUV How many wolves is enough? Is that even the right question to ask? And will the recent lowering of wolf protection status in the EU actually reduce the conflict between wolves and people? These are some of the questions we tackle in this episode. After the previous wolf episode generated a lot of feedback, … Continue reading 225: How Many Wolves Is Enough with Joachim Mergeay →

178: Why Biodiversity Matters with Nigel Dudley

https://open.spotify.com/episode/39hBdOCLxfi9JS8FB2QfWX “Why Biodiversity Matters” is fundamentally a philosophy book. However, the author and our guest, Nigel Dudley, is not a philosopher but an accomplished conservation biologist who has accumulated an incredible wealth of knowledge and experience working on conservation projects across the world. He has worked as a consultant ecologist with international organisations like WWF … Continue reading 178: Why Biodiversity Matters with Nigel Dudley →