Rob Wreglesworth
Innovate Eco
Green pioneers with bold ideas! Each episode brings an interview with visionary ecopreneurs and innovators who are building businesses and taking action to help solve the climate and nature crises. From cutting-edge technology to revolutionary thinking, our guests are actively tackling our biggest environmental challenges. Join us in discovering the stories of these changemakers as we hope to inspire even more people to take action. If you are interested in being a guest connect with me at www.linkedin.com/in/robwreg
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Rob Wreglesworth
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18 de may. de 2026
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Episodios
02 - Dogs In Conservation - Louise Wilson, Conservation K9 Consulting 07.11.2018 40:16
In this episode, we speak to Louise Wilson who has started the company Conservation K9 Consultancy using the experience she had gained in other forms of detection dog training at home and overseas. Based in the UK the company trains rescue dogs for use in conservation and are also trying to spread the use of dogs in this area further. What does it take to train these dogs for use in conservation a...
01 – Bootstrapping Conservation - Surveying Endangered Species With Drones – Tom and Tom, Project Erebus 17.10.2018 26:24
In the very first episode of the Innovate Eco podcast we are starting with a huge environmental issue, biodiversity loss. I speak to Tom and Tom two university friends who combined one's knowledge of building drones with the others knowledge of conservation to attempt to survey for a group of species that have suffered severe declines globally, bats. We talk citizen science in an increasingly...
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