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The Think Wildlife Podcast

The Think Wildlife Podcast
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Every Monday, join our hosts, Anish Banerjee, as he speaks with renowned conservationists from around the world, dissecting some of the most pressing and intricate challenges threatening wildlife. anishbanerjee.substack.com

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In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, we sit down with Devika Ranade, founder of Ecology Explained, to explore the critical role of science communication in bridging the gap between ecological research and public understanding. Trained as a ... more

The Western Ghats of India are one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots, home to thousands of endemic species and remarkable ecological diversity. In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, we speak with Abinesh Anbazhagan, a PhD s... more

Conservation begins with awareness, and one of the most powerful ways to protect biodiversity is by inspiring the next generation to care about nature. In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, we speak with Soma Mandal, a conservation educator ... more

Southeast Asia’s rainforests are among the most biologically rich ecosystems on Earth, yet they are disappearing at an alarming rate. In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, we speak with Leif Cocks, founder of The Orangutan Project, about the... more

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Abinesh Anbazhagan
PhD scholar at Pondicherry University researching herpetology and biodiversity conservation in the Nilgiris and Western Ghats
Pondicherry University
Episode: S4|EP25 - Discovering New Species in the Western Ghats | Herpetology with Abinesh Anbazhagan
Soma Mandal
Conservationist from India focusing on conservation outreach to children
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Episode: S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Leif Cox
Founder of The Orangutan Project
The Orangutan Project
Episode: S4|EP23 - Orangutan Conservation and the Fight to Save Southeast Asia’s Rainforests | Leif Cocks
Omar Khayam
Conservation researcher focused on wolf genetics and carnivore ecology in Pakistan
Independent researcher; collaboration with Rice University and University of Education, Attock (as per discussion)
Episode: S4|EP22 -Are Indian Wolves the Oldest Wolf Lineage? Wolf Genetics with Omar Khayam
Nikki Sharp
Executive director of Wildlife SOS USA
Wildlife SOS USA
Episode: S4|EP21 - Asian Elephant Conservation: DNA Census, Rescues & Human-Elephant Conflict | Nikki Sharp
Dr. Abi T. Vanak
A Conservation Scientist and Policy Expert, Director of the Centre for Policy Design at Atree.
Atree
Episode: S4|EP21 - Indian Wolves, Grassland Ecology and Restoration in India: Biodiversity Policy and Conservation with Dr. Abi T. Vanak
David Will
A conservationist working with Island Conservation
Island Conservation
Episode: S4]EP20 - Why Islands Are Biodiversity Hotspots with David Will from Island Conservation
Nibedita Chakraborty
A wildlife and biodiversity researcher focused on the conservation of wetland ecology and avifaunal diversity
Episode: S4|EP18 - Saving East Kolkata's Urban Wetlands and Avifaunal Diversity with Nibedita Chakraborty
Divya Banerjee
Conservationist working on human-wildlife coexistence in eastern India
Episode: S4|EP15 Restoring Elephant Corridors in West Bengal through Community-Based Conservation with Divya Banerjee

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Anish Banerjee
Host of The Think Wildlife Podcast; frequently leads discussions with conservationists and researchers on wildlife and habitat issues.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Very Informative

    Very informative podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Atish Banerjee
    Canada3 years ago
  • Great podcast

    I think the wide range of wildlife experts featuring on this podcast makes it really insightful. Great job, Anish and TWF!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pd0701
    United States3 years ago
  • Interesting

    Important to enlighten non scientific audiences about conservation

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ab27112001
    India3 years ago

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Very informative and actionable for sponsors and guests.
Accessible yet data-driven discussions help non-specialists understand conservation challenges.
Diverse expertise from wildlife experts keeps discussions insightful.

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#235
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#234
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#16
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#44
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#115
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#174
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S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Q: How can wildlife education reconnect children with cultural roots and local heritage?
Wildlife education ties animals and ecosystems to traditional stories and festivals, helping kids see nature as part of cultural identity and local wisdom.
S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Q: What are some creative ways to teach that conservation also protects our future?
Storytelling, role-play, and hands-on projects show how ecological systems affect humans, making children change-makers who understand the interdependence of nature and people.
S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Q: How can parents and schools cultivate genuine interest in wildlife and nature?
By combining home upbringing with school experiences, asking questions, encouraging action, and using engaging activities like nature walks, bird watching, eco-art, and student-led campaigns.
S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Q: Why is early exposure to wildlife important for conservation?
Early exposure turns children into active participants or eco warriors, fosters empathy and responsibility, and helps them think critically to devise meaningful solutions,”
S4|EP24 - Why Wildlife Education Matters: Teaching Conservation to Children | Soma Mandal
Q: What sparked your interest into conservation?
Soma explains his passion began during his MSc in environmental sciences in Delhi and was nurtured through field trips, academic exposure, and dedicated teachers who inspired responsibility toward protecting nature.

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The show centers on global wildlife conservation, featuring a rotating slate of conservationists, researchers, and frontline practitioners who highlight habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, invasive species, and innovative solutions. Episodes frequently explore practical on-the-ground strategies, community engagement, policy implications, and data-driven approaches that aim to secure habitats and protect diverse species across regions from South Asia to the Arctic. A notable throughline is ecosystem-first thinking, with emphasis on rebuilding landscapes, empowering local communities, and scalable conservation models that listeners can engage with or sponsor. The format often blends personal anecdotes with rigorous insights, making complex... more

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