Erica Wirth
Breaching Extinction
Breaching Extinction is an investigative podcast evaluating the complexities of the declining Southern Resident Killer Whale population in an effort to better understand the trials they currently face, and find solutions through conversation and connection.
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Erica Wirth
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Latest episode
Jul 19, 2023
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Episodes
0.01 Punt-able Porpoises and Peduncles 28.10.2019 33:02
This is the first of our shorter episodes where we will answer questions and discuss a variety of topics related to cetaceans, science, and policy! Let us know what you want to learn more about!
7. Exploring Environmental Economics 25.10.2019 44:40
This episode explains what an environmental valuation is and the role it plays in politics and management. Dr. Adam Domanski, senior economist and ECONorthwest elaborates on his experience evaluating the lower snake river dams and discussed the sociopolitical implications following his study.
6. Aversion to adapting failed conservation efforts leading to further decline of Salmon and SRKW's 18.10.2019 38:17
Award winning director and producer Josh 'Bones' Murphy, talks about his new documentary Aritifishal which focuses on the exploring the long term impact of salmon hachteries. We discuss the implications of human involvement in salmon reproduction on behavior and survivability of Salmon and SRKW's. He expresses his concern for peoples lack of faith in nature and urges removal of dams.
5. Looking through the lens of a boat captains binoculars 11.10.2019 46:12
Exceptional whale watch boat captain and naturalist Paul Weatherford shares insight and stories accumulated after spending over a decade in the industry. Paul expresses opinions and concerns with continual changes throughout the ecosystem, industry, and political landscape influencing southern residents. With hopes that his first child due later this month, will have the privilege of seeing south...
4. How puppies and poop help us understand whales 04.10.2019 37:32
Deborah Giles, killer whale research director for Wild Orca and professor the University of Washington discusses her experiences studying the southern residents and further explains complexities of the salmon crisis in the Salish Sea. Through work with Conservation Canines, she has contributed to cutting edge research challenging traditional research practices while furthering our understanding of...
3. Who's really saving who? 27.09.2019 48:17
I had the privilege of interviewing Leigh Calvez nature writer and author of the book The Breath of a Whale. We discussed her experience working with whale, how whales inspires her and what we learn from them.
2. How innovative technology is changing the way we study whales 19.09.2019 38:20
This episode features Jordan Lerma, field biologist at Cascadia Research Collective. Jordan shares his story and discusses how his innovative work is used to study whales.
1. Like the first episode 18.09.2019 32:22
This episode features field biologist at Oceans Initiative, Sarah Colosimo. Sarah and Erica discuss the basics of souther resident killer whale population, behavior and threats as well as meaningful experiences they have had working around these animals.
Introduction 18.09.2019 0:54
A brief introduction!
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