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THE CASE FOR
CONSERVATION PODCAST

The case for conserving nature and its biodiversity needs to be robust and credible. Sometimes that requires a willingness to re-examine conventional wisdom.

Monthly episodes of The Case for Conservation Podcast feature introspective conversations with fascinating experts - from ecologists to economists, young professionals to Nobel laureates, journalists to media personalities.

Episodes:

30. Multilateral environmental agreements - MEAs (Peter Bridgewater)

30. Multilateral environmental agreements - MEAs (Peter Bridgewater)

March 2023

29. Biodiversity offsets: A necessary evil? (Martine Maron)

29. Biodiversity offsets: A necessary evil? (Martine Maron)

February 2023

28b. Politics, the media, and the environment (Omnia El Omrani)

28b. Politics, the media, and the environment (Omnia El Omrani)

January 2023

28a. Politics, the media, and the environment (Esther Krakue)

28a. Politics, the media, and the environment (Esther Krakue)

December 2022

27. Deforestation and zoonotic disease spillover - a complex relationship (Andre Mader)

27. Deforestation and zoonotic disease spillover - a complex relationship (Andre Mader)

November 2022

26. Perceptions of science communication (Neil Waters & Erin Kawazu)

26. Perceptions of science communication (Neil Waters & Erin Kawazu)

October 2022

25. Why could urbanization save biodiversity? (Eric Sanderson)

25. Why could urbanization save biodiversity? (Eric Sanderson)

August 2022

24. Can GMOs benefit biodiversity? (Joseph Opoku Gakpo)

24. Can GMOs benefit biodiversity? (Joseph Opoku Gakpo)

July 2022

23. How alarmed should we be about the environment? (Matt Ridley)

23. How alarmed should we be about the environment? (Matt Ridley)

June 2022

22. Trophy hunting: Who's to judge? (Lochran Traill)

22. Trophy hunting: Who's to judge? (Lochran Traill)

May 2022

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