I migliori Conservation. Science podcast (2024)

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Salmon Farming Exposed: Environmental Catastrophe and Community Impact 1:17:42

5d ago1:17:42

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Listen to my conversation with John Aitchison from the Coastal Communities Network Scotland to learn about the devastating effects of salmon farming on the marine environment and coastal communities. Toxic waste, pesticides, diseases and parasites are just the tip of the iceberg. I knew that salmon farming was bad but I didn’t realise quite how bad…

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Celebrating 100 Episodes: A Journey Through Shark Science and Conservation 45:36

13d ago45:36

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In this special 100th episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew and Dr. David Ebert reflect on their journey over the past four years and the significance of reaching this milestone. They express gratitude for the support they've received from listeners and guests, highlighting the diverse voices and stories shared throughout the episodes. T…

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Coltan Pipinich — Dam: River Fragmentation and Brown Trout Movement 45:08

16d ago45:08

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Coltan Pipinich, a graduate student in the Department of Ecology at Montana State University, discusses his time growing up in Montana, working for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, and his research on brown trout.Di Andrea Litt

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189: Climate Anxiety and Presence Activism with Lynne Sedgmore 56:39

12d ago56:39

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Do you feel climate anxiety? Is it overwhelming you? How do we find peace while being bombarded with dire environmental predictions? In an attempt to answer these questions, I talk with Lynne Sedgmore, a well-known educator, leadership coach, activist and the author of the book "Presence Activism: A Profound Antidote to Climate Anxiety". To set the…

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Polar Bears in a Warming World with Andrew Derocher 1:04:39

19d ago1:04:39

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Last week I published a blog post where I set out to answer the question of whether polar bears are facing impending extinction due to climate change or are they, in fact, doing better than ever. Around the time when I was investigating this question, I got in touch with Professor Andrew Derocher from the Department of Biological Sciences at the Un…

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188: Peer Review Reimagined - How Stacks Journal is Transforming Scientific Publishing 1:03:38

26d ago1:03:38

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Is scientific publishing broken? How can we make it more accessible and inclusive? And what if peer review could be collaborative and efficient instead of opaque and burdensome? In this episode, we dive into the world of academic publishing with Dr David Green, founder of Stacks Journal. We talk about how the current system is failing researchers a…

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Remembering Dr. Leonard Campagno: A Giant in Shark Biology 53:53

27d ago53:53

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In this special bonus episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-host Dave Ebert pays tribute to his former advisor, Dr. Leonard Campagno, a prominent figure in shark biology, ecology, and taxonomy, who passed away on September 24, 2024. Dave shares heartfelt memories and stories from his 40-year relationship with Leonard, reflecting on the impact he h…

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The EU Review of Wolf Protection Status 1:23:31

1M ago1:23:31

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The European Commission is deliberating on lowering the protection status of wolves in the EU. It seems like this decision has been taken after the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen’s pony was killed by wolves. Is this really the reason for what many have dubbed “a new European wolf hunt”? To unpack this issue I talked to environm…

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From Cape Cod to the Keys: Dr. Grace Casselberry and the Eugenie Clark Award 1:05:31

1M ago1:05:31

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert welcome Dr. Grace Casselberry, the sixth recipient of the prestigious Eugenie Clark Award from the American Elasmobranch Society. Dr. Casselberry, a postdoctoral student at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, shares her inspiring journey in marine biological …

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187: Soil, Dung Beetles, and Longhorn Beef with Elise Sutton 52:51

1M ago52:51

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Can farming and conservation coexist harmoniously? How can farmers produce high-quality food while protecting biodiversity? Elise Sutton, a passionate conservationist and livestock manager at Cherry Lodge Farm, shares her experience in balancing food production with nature conservation. Elise talks about conservation grazing using English Longhorn …

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186: Climate-Resilient Crops - Gene Editing with BetterSeeds and Ido Margalit 54:07

2M ago54:07

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What are the latest advancements in gene editing for crops? How can genetic engineering help plants withstand climate change? Is genetically modified food safe for consumption? To answer these questions, I talk with Ido Margalit, a co-founder and the CEO of BetterSeeds, a plant genetics company focused exclusively on using genome editing/CRISPR tec…

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From Australia to Timor-Leste: A Journey to Rediscover Lost Shark Species 47:35

2M ago47:35

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In this special episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-host Dr. David Ebert takes center stage as he shares the exciting details of his latest expedition to Australia and Southeast Asia in search of lost sharks. Join Andrew as he interviews David about the challenges and adventures he faced during the trip, as well as the thrilling potential discov…

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185: Farmers' Perspective on Carnivore Reintroductions with Jonny Hanson 1:08:39

2M ago1:08:39

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Can large carnivore conservation coexist with livestock farming? In this episode, environmental social scientist Jonny Hanson and I discuss the complex issue of large carnivore reintroductions in Britain and Ireland. What are farmers' perspectives on sharing landscapes with predators like wolves and lynx? How can we balance conservation goals with …

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From Landlocked to Ocean Bound: Dr. Ivy Baremore's Journey in Marine Science 1:09:55

2M ago1:09:55

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert dive into an engaging conversation about living in Honduras and the allure of island life, especially for diving enthusiasts. They introduce their guest, Ivy Baremore, a newly minted PhD with extensive experience as a fisheries observer and work with the National …

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Wildlife In The Balance with Simon Mustoe 1:05:35

2M ago1:05:35

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This is one of the most thought-provoking books I have read. Although I don’t agree with everything in the book, I can overlook my disagreements because of how brilliant some parts that I do agree with are. So I couldn’t wait to sit down with the author, expert ecologist, Simon Mustoe for a chat about his views and, of course, about the book. In hi…

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184: Novel Ecosystems and Nature-Based Solutions with Marcus Collier 59:49

2M ago59:49

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Are humans part of nature or separate from it? How do we define native species, and should we always strive to eradicate invasive ones? Can urban green spaces play a role in addressing climate change and biodiversity loss? And what is the Anthropocene anyway? These are only some of the questions I discussed with Dr. Marcus Collier, an Associate Pro…

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The Global Recovery Plan for Oceanic White Tips: A Deep Dive with NOAA Scientists 48:26

3M ago48:26

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On this bonus episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert delve into the recovery plan for the oceanic white tip shark with guests John Carlson and Chelsea Young from NOAA. They explore the importance of a global recovery plan for this species despite its US origins. The conversation highlights the evolution of shark …

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183: Nature Restoration Law - an Irish Farmer’s Perspective with Bill O’Keeffe 1:20:51

3M ago1:20:51

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Why was the farming community so opposed to the EU’s Nature Restoration Law? Doesn’t a healthy ecosystem benefit agriculture? Isn’t the availability of additional payments for alternative use of unproductive land a good thing? Aren’t the measures built into the law sufficient to protect the actively used agricultural land? To find answers to those …

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Exploring Stingrays and Marine Conservation with Chantel Elston 1:07:37

3M ago1:07:37

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On this episode of Beyond Jaws, join Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they chat with Chantel Elston, a postdoc student from SIAB, about her research on stingrays in South Africa. Discover Chantel's successful YouTube science communication channel with 25,000 subscribers, her passion for marine science, and insights into marine careers. Tune in f…

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182: Lead Ammunition and Health with Fredrik Widemo 1:04:36

3M ago1:04:36

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Should we worry about consuming venison from an animal harvested with lead ammunition? Will cutting out and discarding meat around the impact area solve the problem? And what are the best practices to keep us safe? Most of us have heard about the negative effects of lead on health. Not only on our health but also on the health of the ecosystems. In…

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From Crocs to Anacondas to Sharks: Filming Wildlife in Extreme Environments 1:08:51

3M ago1:08:51

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On this episode of Beyond Jaws, Johnny Harrington from Project 1Z Media shares his experiences as a cinematographer for shark programs. He discusses his journey into cinematography, working with Forrest Galante, and the evolution of shark documentaries. Join hosts Andrew Luan and Dr. David Ebert as they delve into the world of shark cinematography …

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181: Farming and Soil Biodiversity with Stuart Meikle 1:10:07

4M ago1:10:07

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What is sustainable agriculture? Does regenerative farming mean focusing primarily on the soil biome? Is farming a leading cause of biodiversity loss? …and do we really have only 60 harvests left? To get the answers to those and other questions about farming and biodiversity, join me for a conversation with an agricultural management and policy spe…

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Shark Research in the Midst of Conflict: The Story of Igbal Elhassan 58:10

4M ago58:10

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, we dive into the remarkable journey of Igbal Elhassan, who pursued a PhD in shark science amidst a civil war. Despite facing immense challenges, she persevered and earned her degree. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they explore Iqbal's inspiring story and her contributions to the field of s…

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From Skates to White Sharks: The Journey of Megan Winton 1:10:49

4M ago1:10:49

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, we dive into the career journey of Megan Winton from the Atlantic White Shark Organization. From studying different types of sharks to focusing on White Sharks for her PhD, Megan shares her experiences and recent accomplishment of becoming a doctor. Join us as we explore the evolution of shark science and…

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180: Hunters Just Are 34:05

4M ago34:05

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Not long ago I posted a tweet: “Hunters are not good or bad, they just are. Therefore, they must be managed just like, and as a part of, the wildlife they hunt.” It was an attempt to condense my thoughts about our relationship with wildlife and nature. I purposefully used the word “our” because I believe that we are all hunters; it's just that this…

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Confessions of a Shark Cardiologist: Writing the Book - Sharkpedia 43:06

4M ago43:06

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On this bonus episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Dr. Daniel C. Abel discusses his book "Sharkpedia," a must-have for shark enthusiasts of all kinds. The episode delves into the evolution of shark science, public interest in sharks fueled by movies like Jaws, and the diverse fields within shark research. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert …

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Behind the Scenes: A Filmmaker's Journey in Wildlife Documentaries 1:10:56

4M ago1:10:56

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On this episode of Beyond Jaws, filmmaker Jesse Colaizzi shares his journey from producer to wildlife filmmaker focusing on sharks. Discover the evolution of shark science, fueled by public interest and movies like Jaws. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they dive into the world of shark filmmaking with insights from experts in the fie…

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179: Sika Deer: Pest or Precious? 1:28:35

5M ago1:28:35

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Sika (cervus nippon) is a mid-sized deer that was introduced to Ireland in the 1860s to the Powerscourt Estate. Soon after that, it started spreading across Ireland. Today, the main concentrations of sika are in Kerry, Wicklow, Tyrone and Fermanagh. More recently, it has also been found in Waterford, Galway, Limerick, and Wexford. The National Biod…

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The Multi-Faceted Role of a Global Communications Manager 1:09:38

5M ago1:09:38

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert are joined by Jade Schultz, the global communications manager for Save Our Seas. They dive into the world of science communication, focusing on engaging audiences with sharks and ocean species. From the historical perception of sharks to the diverse fields within sha…

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178: Why Biodiversity Matters with Nigel Dudley 58:26

5M ago58:26

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“Why Biodiversity Matters” is fundamentally a philosophy book. However, the author and our guest, Nigel Dudley, is not a philosopher but an accomplished conservation biologist who has accumulated an incredible wealth of knowledge and experience working on conservation projects across the world. He has worked as a consultant ecologist with internati…

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Exploring the Unknown: Shark Research in Angola with Ana Lucia Furtado Soares 1:12:44

5M ago1:12:44

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Today's episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast delves into the Angola Project, a groundbreaking research initiative in Africa led by Ana Lucia Furtado Soares. Discover how this project started, Lucia's connections to Angola, and the research findings since 2016. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they explore the fascinating world of shark …

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Protecting Sharks and Empowering Communities: The Story of Fundacion Mundo Azul 1:07:29

6M ago1:07:29

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Tune in to the Beyond Jaws podcast to hear Elisa Areano, Executive Director of Fundacion Mundo Azul, share her inspiring journey from real estate developer to shark conservationist. Discover how her foundation protects sharks and collaborates with fishing communities to reduce shark fishing impacts. Join host Andrew Lewin and co-host Dr. David Eber…

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177: Nature, Farming and Politics with Saoirse McHugh 1:02:17

6M ago1:02:17

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Join me for a conversation with Saoirse McHugh who is running as an independent candidate for the European Parliament to represent the Midlands-North-West constituency. During our discussion, we delve into a wide array of topics such as the connection between agriculture and environmentalism, sustainable land management practices and agricultural s…

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The Field Guide to Sharks, Rays, and Chimeras: A Deep Dive with Dr. David Ebert 39:01

6M ago39:01

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Today's episode features Dr. David Ebert discussing a newly released field guide to sharks, rays, and chimaeras of the East Coast of North America, co-authored with Marc Dando. The guide is designed to help identify these fascinating elasmobranch species. The episode delves into the history of shark science, from early misconceptions to the growth …

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Unveiling the Deep-Sea Shark Trade: A Science Cover Story 36:36

6M ago36:36

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Dr. Britt Finucci and Dr. David Ebert discuss a recent paper on the extinction of deep-sea shark species due to fishing for the liver oil trade. They delve into the history of shark science, from public perceptions shaped by movies like Jaws to the diverse fields within shark science today. Tune in to the Beyond Jaws podcast to explore the work of …

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176: Invasive Ants Impact Lion Predation on Zebras, with Adam T. Ford 51:59

6M ago51:59

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The paper that we discuss in this episode describes how an invasive species of ants disrupts lion hunting behaviour. There are also acacia trees, elephants, zebras and buffalos involved in the whole chain of interactions between species. To talk about this incredibly interesting research I invited an Associate Professor, Adam Ford, Canada Research …

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Building Bridges Between Science and Policy: The Angel Shark Conservation Project 1:06:46

7M ago1:06:46

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, conservation biologist Eva Myers discusses her work with the Angel Shark Conservation Project and Network. Discover how Eva built a network to study angel sharks in the Canary Islands, highlighting the communication and effort involved. Dive into the evolution of shark science from the early 1900s to the …

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175: SOTKA Wetlands with Veli-Matti Pekkarinen and Heikki Helle 58:54

7M ago58:54

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Finnish SOTKA is a large-scale habitat restoration project and a part of a larger Helmi Habitats Programme aimed at restoring Finland’s biodiversity. It is run by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Ministry of the Environment. SOTKA’s objective is large-scale habitat restoration through wetlands rehabilitation, restoration of mires an…

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The Changing Dynamics of White Shark Populations in South Africa 1:13:56

7M ago1:13:56

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, special guest Alison Towner discusses her career studying great white sharks in South Africa. The conversation delves into her journey from the UK to South Africa, her research on orcas impacting great white populations, and the evolution of shark science over the years. Tune in to learn about Alison's fa…

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174: Not A Conservationist 11:01

7M ago11:01

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Many people claim they are conservationists. But are they really? Inspired by your comments and some discussions that I had in the past, I decided to talk about this subject. This episode was recorded outdoors, on the beautiful Irish coast of county Kerry. So, don’t be surprised to hear chough calling in the background or some occasional gusts of w…

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173: The Last Keeper with Tom Opre 1:23:06

8M ago1:23:06

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I have been waiting for Tom Opre’s new film “The Last Keeper” since I learned in July 2022 that he and his team are working on it. Well, the wait was over for me at the beginning of February 2024, as I was the only person in Ireland to screen the film. The wait will soon be over for you as well since the film premieres in mid-April in Edinburgh. Wh…

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Shark Science and Poetry: A Conversation with Maria Cristina Oddone 1:01:11

8M ago1:01:11

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Today on the Beyond Jaws podcast, Maria Cristina Oddone from Brazil shares her research on sharks and rays. Dive into the cellular level of shark science with her fascinating work. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they explore the evolution of shark science from the early days of fear and curiosity to the diverse fields within the fie…

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Behind the Lens: Creating a Shark Conservation Documentary 49:51

8M ago49:51

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In this episode, we hear from Ava Domenicelli, an intern at Dr. Lowe's Shark Lab, who created a successful 15-minute documentary about sharks with over 6,000 views on YouTube. She shares her journey, from the inception of the documentary to the challenges and successes she encountered along the way. Tune in to discover how she brought her story to …

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172: Antidote to Screen Addiction with Emanuel Rose 46:35

8M ago46:35

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This episode is slightly different than usual when it comes to its subject. However, working with technology by day and creating digital content by night, I spend substantial time thinking about and grappling with this subject. So when I learned that a long-term supporter and a friend of the podcast, Emanuel Rose, wrote a book about it, I decided t…

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171: Rewilding with Steve Carver 51:51

8M ago51:51

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It has been a considerable time since the last time we spoke about rewilding on the podcast. I feel that the discussion around the practice as well as understanding of the term has moved on in the last three to four years. So, I decided to get an update on the state of rewilding. To do so, I invited the Director of the Wildland Research Institute a…

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From Mountains to Oceans: Dr. Lauren Meyer's Adventure in Shark Science 1:09:53

8M ago1:09:53

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Lauren Meyer from Flinders University discusses her research on iconic megafauna like great white sharks and cuttlefish, exploring trophic levels, food webs, and surprising diet preferences of tiger sharks. Delve into the evolution of shark science, from early perceptions to the impact of movies like Jaws…

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From Spain to NOAA: The Journey of a Shark Scientist 1:10:42

9M ago1:10:42

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Join us on this episode of Beyond Jaws as we chat with Enric Cortes, a retired shark scientist from NOAA Fisheries. Discover his fascinating career spanning 25 years and learn about his plans for retirement. Tune in to explore the evolution of shark science and the diverse fields within the industry. Don't miss out on this insightful episode sheddi…

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170: EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030 with Frank Vassen 55:14

9M ago55:14

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Currently, a lot is going on in the European Union concerning regulations that can impact nature and nature restoration. To get a better understanding of the current state of nature in the European Union and the future of nature conservation and restoration I talk with Frank Vassen. Frank works in the Nature Unit in the General Directorate for the …

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Beyond Jaws - The Super Bowl Edition 41:07

9M ago41:07

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Dave and Andrew talk about the big game because this is what they have been talking about all season in between recording episodes on shark science and conservation. Andrew is a huge 49er fan and Dave grew up in the Bay area so both of them are rooting for the 49ers to win. Hear them speak about the Super Bowl before the game and after the devastat…

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169: Species Reintroductions 30:20

9M ago30:20

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Species reintroductions, often in the context of rewilding, is a topic that we frequently discuss on this podcast. It is also fiercely debated on social media. I have been asked more than once about my views and opinions on this topic. Do I support species reintroductions? Well, it depends. In this episode, I’m going to break down my take on specie…

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