Wildlife Conservation Society

WCS Wild Audio

Science EN ↓ 127 epizód

Welcome to the award-winning WCS Wild Audio podcast, where you will find reported audio stories covering the latest news and newsmakers from the Wildlife Conservation Society's global conservation program, zoos and aquarium, and their many conservation partners. www.wcs.org/wcs-wild-audio Credits Nat Moss : Executive Producer, Co-Host, Reporter Hannah Kaplan : Associate Producer, Co-Host, Reporter Dan Rosen : Web Producer, Co-Host, Reporter Social Media Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/WCSWildAudio Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wcswildaudio/ X : https://twitter.com/WCSWildAudio Thre...

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Wildlife Conservation Society

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2026. okt. 19.

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Epizódok

S1 E2: The Bronx Zoo Is Working to Save Some of the World's Most Threatened Turtle Species 28.06.2022 6:08

After serving as the Bronx Zoo’s Curator of Herpetology for 11 years, Don Boyer retired this year. Before he left, WCS Wild Audio’s Nat Moss toured the Bronx Zoo’s Turtle Propagation Center with Don to discuss some of the highlights of his inspiring career and the Bronx Zoo’s efforts to breed highly threatened turtle species and return them to the wild.

S1 E1: Protecting Coral Reefs Amidst a Global Bleaching Crisis 21.06.2022 4:54

Emily Darling directs WCS's global coral reef conservation program. Working with WCS programs in roughly a dozen countries, she thinks a lot about how to save these sensitive ecosystems—most importantly from climate change. Wild Audio’s Nat Moss checked in with her to learn more about the recent bleaching event on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, and what it suggests about the larger goal of reef c...