The case for conservation podcast

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Episodes: 46

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The case for conserving the biodiversity of life on Earth needs to be credible and robust. Sometimes that requires a willingness to question conventional wisdom. The case for conservation podcast features long-form conversations with conservation thinkers, in which we try to untangle issues into which they have some insight.

Episode Date
44. What happened to the Anthropocene? (Erle Ellis)
Apr 29, 2024
43. What is stealth advocacy in conservation? (Françoise Cardou)
Mar 30, 2024
42. Political polarization in sustainability science? (Örjan Bodin)
Mar 04, 2024
41. Is capitalism bad for the environment? (Russell Galt)
Feb 05, 2024
40. Should we resurrect extinct species? (Virginia Matzek)
Jan 12, 2024
39. The global biodiversity targets (Alice Hughes)
Dec 13, 2023
38. Should science and activism be kept separate? (Andrea Bandelli)
Nov 08, 2023
37. What is climate change doing to biodiversity? (Adam Welz)
Oct 02, 2023
36. Biodiversity & agriculture: appreciating the trade-offs (Prabhu Pingali)
Sep 04, 2023
35. Are we obsessed with species? (Frank Zachos)
Aug 07, 2023
34. Is there still hope for the world’s corals? (Mike Emslie)
Jul 02, 2023
33. Is ESG investing good for biodiversity? (Ken Pucker)
Jun 05, 2023
32. When should we question environmental orthodoxy? (Russell Galt)
May 04, 2023
31. Biodiversity risk and the law (Zaneta Sedilekova)
Apr 03, 2023
30. Multilateral environmental agreements - MEAs (Peter Bridgewater)
Mar 06, 2023
29. Biodiversity offsets: A necessary evil? (Martine Maron)
Feb 05, 2023
28b. Politics, the media, and the environment (Omnia El Omrani)
Jan 14, 2023
28a. Politics, the media, and the environment (Esther Krakue)
Dec 19, 2022
27. Deforestation and zoonotic disease spillover - a complex relationship (Andre Mader)
Nov 07, 2022
26. Perceptions of science communication (Neil Waters & Erin Kawazu)
Oct 03, 2022
25. Why could urbanization save biodiversity? (Eric Sanderson)
Aug 01, 2022
24. Can GMOs benefit biodiversity? (Joseph Opoku Gakpo)
Jul 04, 2022
23. How alarmed should we be about the environment? (Matt Ridley)
Jun 05, 2022
22. Trophy hunting: Who's to judge? (Lochran Traill)
May 02, 2022
21. How can we better understand environmental change? (Timm Hoffman)
Apr 04, 2022
20. Is renewable energy better for biodiversity? (Alexandros Gasparatos)
Mar 07, 2022
19. Is aquaculture good or bad for the environment? (Roz Naylor)
Feb 06, 2022
18. Can we balance people's and nature's water needs? (Jenny Day)
Jan 03, 2022
17. Are we conserving for the right reasons? (Sharachchandra Lele)
Dec 05, 2021
16. How do we cultivate enthusiasm for nature? (Steven Lowe)
Nov 01, 2021
15. Is conservatism better for conservation? (Quill Robinson)
Oct 04, 2021
14. How do conservationists keep going? (Widar Narvelo & Grant Pearsell)
Sep 06, 2021
13. Does biodiversity prevent pandemics? (Dan Salkeld)
Aug 02, 2021
12. Is hype distorting science? (Randy Schekman)
Jul 05, 2021
11. Performative conservation: What's wrong with showing off? (Adam Welz)
Jun 07, 2021
10. How's it going with protected areas? (Brian MacSharry)
May 02, 2021
9. Is there still racial discrimination in conservation? (Gillian Burke)
Apr 05, 2021
8. How can indigenous & local knowledge complement biodiversity science? (Zsolt Molnár)
Mar 01, 2021
7. Are alien species always a net negative? (Martin Schlaepfer)
Jan 31, 2021
6. Why should cities play a bigger role in conservation? (Debra Roberts)
Jan 01, 2021
5. Is nature conservation being too conservative? (Michelle Marvier)
Dec 01, 2020
4. Who'd want to choose conservation as a career? (Nick Askew)
Nov 10, 2020
3. Are we getting conservation right in developing countries? (Mao Amis)
Oct 04, 2020
Introduction to the case for conservation podcast (André Mader)
Sep 15, 2020
1. Is the conservation message getting through? (Tim Hirsch)
Sep 15, 2020
2. What do we really know about the links between nature and COVID-19? (David Duthie)
Sep 15, 2020