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Wild Lives is the podcast from BBC Wildlife Magazine that gets you closer to the people who dedicate their lives to the natural world. We meet inspirational people across the globe – from the depths of the Amazon jungle to London’s Natural History Museum – and find out why they have contributed so much to nature. From scientists, guides and conservationists, to writers, photographers and passionat... more

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What emotions have you felt when you’re in the natural world? We hear a lot about how nature calms us, gives us joy and hope, but what about other feelings, such as grief, anger or shame?

In this episode, we talk with self-confessed nature nerd Lucy... more

What are crabs – and what are they for? What can they teach us about ecosystems? And what exactly have they got to do with the 1926 general strike?

These questions – and more – are all answered by the brilliantly informative and irreverent Crab Muse... more

Ever since he was shot in the back by bandits in a Guatemalan forest, Stuart Butchart has been exploring the natural world in a wheelchair, which is every bit as hard as it sounds. But Stuart’s positive approach is inspiring.

Today, Stuart is chief ... more

If you think you’ve ever been to the middle of nowhere, think again. In this episode, we take a journey deep into the Amazon rainforest, to one of the most remote parts of the jungle where we met Indigenous wildlife guide, Alejandro Aguilar.

This co... more

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Recent Guests

Lucy Lapwing
Naturalist, science communicator, and author
Author of Love Is A Toad
Episode: How nature affects our emotions, with Lucy Lapwing
Stuart Butchart
Chief scientist at BirdLife International
BirdLife International
Episode: Nature by wheelchair, with Stuart Butchart
Alejandro Aguilar
An indigenous wildlife guide from the Peruvian Amazon
Episode: Living in the Amazon rainforest, with Alejandro Aguilar
Bertie Gregory
wildlife filmmaker known for National Geographic documentaries
National Geographic
Episode: Wildlife filmmaking up close, with Bertie Gregory
David Lindo
An author and champion of wildlife watching in urban settings, known as the Urban Birder.
Episode: Inner city wildlife, with David Lindo, AKA the Urban Birder
Lawrence Gunther
North America's only blind conservationist, professional angler, writer, podcaster, filmmaker.
Episode: My life as North America's only blind conservationist, with Lawrence Gunther

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Paul McGuinness
Host of the podcast and editor of BBC Wildlife Magazine, Paul McGuinness engages with varied experts and enthusiasts to explore their contributions to wildlife and nature conservation.

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#22
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#122
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#123
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#38
Chile/Science/Nature
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#48
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#60
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#79
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#89
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#94
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#104
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#133
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How nature affects our emotions, with Lucy Lapwing
Q: How do you manage the balance between joy and grief in your work?
Lucy highlighted that it's essential to embrace both emotions as part of our relationship with nature, reflecting on the losses and joys experienced.
How nature affects our emotions, with Lucy Lapwing
Q: What brought you to the Isle of Bute?
Lucy moved to Bute during lockdown as she was given the opportunity to work remotely, and she described it as a beautiful spot.
Living in the Amazon rainforest, with Alejandro Aguilar
Q: How protected is the wildlife in your area?
Wildlife is actively protected by local communities who are aware of the importance of conservation and are working together to manage their resources sustainably.
Living in the Amazon rainforest, with Alejandro Aguilar
Q: How did you end up becoming a wildlife guide?
He shares that after a project he was part of ended, he struggled to find work until he met someone who introduced him to a tourism opportunity.
Living in the Amazon rainforest, with Alejandro Aguilar
Q: What made you leave your home village?
Alejandro explains that he did not have access to formal education and felt a desire to explore and learn more about the world.

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Focused on the dedicated individuals who engage with the natural world, this podcast features inspiring stories from conservationists, scientists, wildlife photographers, and writers working across diverse environments—from rainforests to urban landscapes. Each episode provides a close-up look at their challenges, triumphs, and the emotional connections they foster with nature, making it a compelling listen for those interested in wildlife, conservation, and the human interactions within these realms. Unique insights are offered through personal anecdotes that highlight both the beauty and struggles of the natural world, appealing to nature lovers and curious individuals alike.

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Wild Lives launched 4 months ago and published 13 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Lucy Lapwing
2. Stuart Butchart
3. Alejandro Aguilar
4. Bertie Gregory
5. David Lindo
6. Lawrence Gunther

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