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Extraordinary people are doing astonishing work to save nature around the world and clocking up big wins for the rarest of species and most fragile ecosystems. Join wildlife broadcaster Kate Humble and Edward Whitley for Season 2 as they explore unexpected solutions from award-winning conservationists saving wildlife species from Javan gibbons to jaguars in Brazil and learn how even a small stream... more

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Kate Humble and Edward Whitley mark Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday live from the 2026 Whitley Awards to celebrate his very special relationship with the NGO. This episode discusses the collective action that Sir David inspired and features t... more

The brown spider monkey and its "orchestral" Magdalena River Valley habitat in Colombia have been the focus of Dr Andrés Link's work for 20+ years. Birds, not monkeys were his original plan, he tells Kate and Edward, but the monkey's graceful movemen... more

It’s a happy accident for the Javan gibbon that Rahayu Oktaviani could not find funding to study orangutans and switched to gibbons for purely practical reasons. She was hooked once she heard “the most beautiful song” of her life in the forest and is... more

The healing powers of Nepal's orchids and yew trees have always been prized by local communities but global demand is stripping the forests of its healers. Step in Reshu Bashyal who's not only raising awareness of illegal harvesting of what she calls... more

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Patricia Medici
Renowned Brazilian conservation biologist, tapirs expert
Brazilian conservation community
Episode: Sir David Attenborough at 100
Rodrigo Medellin
Professor of Ecology, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
UNAM
Episode: Sir David Attenborough at 100
Dr. Andrés Link
Conservationist and expert on brown spider monkeys
Independent conservationist
Episode: Connecting Corridors for Colombia's Brown Spider Monkeys
Dr. Federico Cacoliris
Conservationist working on protecting critically endangered species in Patagonia
Fundación Sumuncura
Episode: Java's Singing, Swinging Gibbons
Reshu Bashyal
A conservationist working with Greenhood Nepal on sustainable harvesting of orchids and yew trees.
Greenhood Nepal
Episode: Saving the Tigers of the Plant World in Nepal
Dr Federico Kacoliris
Conservationist focusing on critically endangered amphibians in Patagonia
Fundación Somuncura
Episode: Argentina's El Rincón Stream Frog Finds its Biggest Champion
Dr. Farina Othman
A pioneering conservationist working on elephant preservation in Borneo
Seratu Aatai
Episode: Walking with World's Smallest Elephants in Malaysian Borneo
Yara Barros
Conservationist working to save jaguars in Iguaçu National Park
Project Jaguars of Iguaçu
Episode: The Jaguars of Iguaçu Just Wanna Be Jaguars
Dr. Olivier Nsengimana
A vet and conservationist, founder of the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association
Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association
Episode: Grey Crowned Cranes Make a Comeback in Rwanda

Hosts

Kate Humble
Wildlife broadcaster and co-host active in conservation media.
Edward Whitley
Founder/lead host focusing on conservation with a media-backed platform.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Lovely voices

    Really uplifting !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reviewing2026
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • So interesting

    This was a fascinating insight into a story which would never get mainstream attention — but is so important. I look forward to more in the series.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TMD37
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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The show is well-produced with engaging hosts who connect with on-the-ground conservationists.
Listeners appreciate the practical conservation focus and diverse global examples.
The storytelling balances science with real-world community aspects.
Guests often bring clear impact metrics and actionable takeaways.

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Connecting Corridors for Colombia's Brown Spider Monkeys
Q: How did they earn their name spider monkey?
They are named for their prehensile tails that resemble a spider's limbs as they move gracefully through the canopy.
Connecting Corridors for Colombia's Brown Spider Monkeys
Q: So are they sociable animals?
Spider monkeys have complex social relations where males remain in their natal groups while females migrate, leading to a dynamic social structure.
Tapirs, Night Monkeys and what it takes to save the Amazon
Q: Do you think the fact that you are a lone woman working in that area with no axe to grind helped your approach?
Yes, I think they saw me not as a threat and recognized my clear mission to save the monkeys.
Tapirs, Night Monkeys and what it takes to save the Amazon
Q: How difficult is it to make deals to get on with the police and the militias and the rebels and the local indigenous peoples?
It's very difficult due to the dangerous environment but necessary to work towards conservation.

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Season highlights conversations with frontline conservationists who are implementing practical solutions to protect endangered species and fragile ecosystems. Episodes spotlight community-led approaches, habitat restoration, sustainable livelihoods, and innovative funding or ecotourism initiatives that align wildlife protection with human well-being. Notable threads include collaboration with local stakeholders (farmers, ranchers, communities), creating sanctuaries or restoration programs, and leveraging ecotourism as a conservation tool. The show often centers on tangible, scalable strategies that have yielded measurable wildlife gains, as well as personal journeys that reveal how passion for nature translates into on-the-ground impact. Li... more

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