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The Think Wildlife Podcast

The Think Wildlife Podcast
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Borneo
Biodiversity
Climate Change
Habitat Loss
Orangutan Conservation
Painted Dogs
Clouded Leopards
Amazon River Dolphins
India
Wildlife Conservation
Poaching
Borneo Nature Foundation International
Orangutans
Population Genetics
Sustainable Palm Oil
Tapinuli Orangutan
Conservation Organizations
Markhor
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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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Welcome to Season 4 of the Think Wildlife Podcast, where we explore the frontlines of biodiversity conservation through stories that shape the future of our planet.

In this episode, host Anish Banerjee speaks with Ram Pratap Singh, a social entrepre... more

As the world rapidly urbanizes, our cities face growing challenges of ecosystem degradation, biodiversity loss, and climate impacts. In the 1950s, only 30% of the world’s population lived in cities; by the 2030s, that number will exceed 60%. While th... more

Coral reefs are among the most extraordinary ecosystems on our planet, supporting nearly a quarter of all marine life despite covering less than one percent of the ocean floor. In this episode, we dive deep into the wonders and challenges of the Grea... more

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Human-elephant conflict is one of the most pressing challenges in conservation biology, especially across Asia’s biodiversity hotspots where elephants and people share fragmented landscapes. In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, Anish speaks... more

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Ram Pratap Singh
Social entrepreneur and leading conservationist from the Chambal region of Uttar Pradesh.
Chambal Conservation Foundation
Episode: S4|EP1 - Conserving the Gharials of the Chambal Riverine Ecosystem with Ram Pratap Singh
Nicolas de Brabandère
Founder of Urban Forest, an organization focused on greening urban areas with the Miyawaki method
Urban Forest
Episode: S3|EP43- Restoring Urban Biodiversity and Building Resilient Cities with Urban Forests
Carolyn Trewin
Program manager at the Great Barrier Reef Foundation
Great Barrier Reef Foundation
Episode: S3|EP42 - Conserving the Great Barrier Reef and Marine Biodiversity with Carolyn Trewin
Anandi Gandhi
PhD student studying elephant and farmer interactions
University of California, Santa Cruz
Episode: S3|EP41 - Facilitating Human-Elephant Coexistence in Thailand with Anandi Gandhi
Sarah Fowler
CEO of the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust, a charity focused on wetland conservation.
Wildfowl and Wetland Trust
Episode: S3|EP39 -Conserving Fragile Wetland Ecosystems and Biodiversity with the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust
James Arnott
Co-founder of Rewilding Africa, conservationist
Rewilding Africa
Episode: S3|EP37 - Rewilding Africa: Restoring Biodiversity Through Community-Led Conservation | James Arnott
Dhruvam Desai
Founder of Pardus Wild-Tech LLP, focusing on innovative technology for wildlife conservation
Pardus Wild-Tech LLP
Episode: S3|EP36 - Revolutionizing Conservation Technology and Camera Trapping in India with Dhruvam Desai | Pradus Wild-Tech LLP
Divya Karnad
Leading marine biologist and co-founder of InSeason Fish, a sustainable seafood initiative.
InSeason Fish
Episode: S3|EP35 - Conserving India's Marine Biodiversity through Sustainable Fisheries with Divya Karnad
Praneetha Monipi
Founder of the Adhvaya Foundation
Adhvaya Foundation
Episode: S3|EP 34 - Conserving Bonnet Macaques with One Health | Praneetha Monipi | Adhvaya Foundation

Host

Anish Banerjee
Host of discussions focusing on pressing wildlife conservation challenges and insights from numerous experts in the field.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Very Informative

    Very informative podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Atish Banerjee
    Canada2 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 States2 years ago
  • Interesting

    Important to enlighten non scientific audiences about conservation

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ab27112001
    India2 years ago

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The engaging discussions and focus on educational aspects resonate well with audiences, enhancing their understanding of critical environmental issues.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its informative content and the variety of wildlife experts featured, indicating that it offers significant insights into conservation topics.
Overall, the show is praised for its commitment to raising awareness about wildlife conservation and the innovative solutions discussed.

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#104
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#114
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S4|EP1 - Conserving the Gharials of the Chambal Riverine Ecosystem with Ram Pratap Singh
Q: What about the role of Gharial in Indian mythology?
Ram explained that Gharial has a long-standing presence in Indian mythology as part of the Indo-Gangetic river system, depicting the coexistence of ducks and humans.
S4|EP1 - Conserving the Gharials of the Chambal Riverine Ecosystem with Ram Pratap Singh
Q: What sparked your interest in conservation, particularly in gharials?
Ram Pratap Singh mentioned that he returned to his ancestral village 25 years ago and realized he had a beautiful Chambal River nearby, which sparked his interest in the ecosystem.
S3|EP43- Restoring Urban Biodiversity and Building Resilient Cities with Urban Forests
Q: Why are urban forests so important for biodiversity, climate change, and the greater society?
Urban forests are crucial as they can significantly contribute to addressing biodiversity loss and climate change by providing green spaces that support wildlife.
S3|EP43- Restoring Urban Biodiversity and Building Resilient Cities with Urban Forests
Q: What is the idea behind Urban Forests?
The goal of Urban Forest is to create Miyawaki forests, which use a methodology from Japan to build ecosystems in urban areas.
S3|EP42 - Conserving the Great Barrier Reef and Marine Biodiversity with Carolyn Trewin
Q: How do you restore the coral reefs after they have been degraded?
The foundation employs various methods including coral IVF and cryopreservation technologies to aid in restoration efforts.

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