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BirdTalk

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BirdTalk Presented by Fitch & Leedes – Your go-to podcast for all things birding and conservation. Join us as we explore the wild beauty of birds, the inspiring stories behind conservation efforts, and the passionate people dedicated to protecting our feathered friends. So, grab your binoculars, pour yourself a refreshing Fitch & Leedes Pineapple Lemonade, and let’s take flight! Presented by Fitch & Leedes, hosted by ProItUp Optics.

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ProItUp Optics

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Science

Podcast website

www.proitupoptics.com

Latest episode

Jul 21, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 2: Wings of Change – The Role of Birding in Conservation 21.07.2025

In this episode, we sit down with conservationist and passionate birder John Kinghorn to explore how birding goes beyond a hobby—it’s a powerful tool for conservation. We unpack how data from everyday birders contributes to protecting critical habitats, the importance of community science, and how BirdLife South Africa is spearheading efforts to safeguard our country’s most threatened bird species...

Episode 1: On the Brink – Can We Save the African Penguin? 03.06.2025

In our very first episode of  BirdTalk presented by Fitch & Leedes , we focus on one of South Africa’s most iconic — and most endangered — seabirds: the African penguin. Once numbering in the hundreds of thousands, their population has declined by over 90% due to overfishing, habitat loss, and human disturbance. The species now teeters on the edge of extinction. To unpack this urgent crisis, w...

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