Save The Wild
SEE TurtlesA SEE Turtles podcast that highlights the incredible stories of people saving animals all over the world. We feature inspiring conservationists talking about what it takes to make a difference for wildlife. Some episodes focus on sea turtles and the people who protect them and others are about tigers or whales or any other wild animal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | NaturePlaces & TravelScienceSociety & Culture | ||||
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Dr. Wallace J. Nichols is the bestselling author of Blue Mind, co-founder of SEE Turtles, marine biologist, water-lover, turtle nerd, embarrassing Dad & creator of useful words. This interview covers the creation of SEE Turtles & the Blue Mind concep... more
A SEE Turtles podcast that highlights the incredible stories of people saving animals all over the world. We feature inspiring conservationists talking about what it takes to make a difference for wildlife. Some episodes focus on sea turtles and the ... more
Whales of Guerrero is an inspiring research program on Mexico's Pacific coast. From studying humpback whales to promoting education and public health, this organization empowers the community of Barra de Potosi to solve its own problems. This inspiri... more
Journalists Sharon Guynup & Steve Winter have covered some of the most important stories of tigers and other big cats for National Geographic and other publications. This episode, we discuss the US captive tiger industry, Thailand's Tiger Temple, and... more
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- Important history lesson on critical early steps in sea turtle conservation in America’s
Great idea to inform researchers and public on Dr Carr’s efforts to busy people around the globe. Listen and learn !
Apple Podcasts5Mareasea
United States4 years ago - Interesting and informative
This was a very interesting podcast. I was not familiar with Archie Carr, so I enjoyed hearing about his history and the stories from his son and colleagues.
Apple Podcasts5KrisB45!United States4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #77 |  Hong Kong/Science/Nature |
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