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Wild Sounds: Fight for the Wild

RNZ
Climate Change
Antarctica
Oceans
Marine Biology
Sea Ice
Marine Reserves
Noise Pollution
Underwater Soundscapes
New Zealand
New Zealand Geographic
Hauraki Gulf
Hydrophones
Marine Ecosystems
Ice Sheets
Scott Base
Environmental Impact
Emperor Penguins
Antarctic Sea Ice
Greenhouse Gases
Renewable Energy

New Zealand has lost countless species over generations. Can the notion of a Predator Free 2050 in Aotearoa turn the page and save our wild?

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Latest Episodes

New Zealander's have drawn a line in the sand, announcing they will rid the nation of rats, stoats and possums by 2050, but what will it take to get there? This episode was first published in May 2021.

Watch the video version of the episode here.

R... more

Loss looks at the devastating effect introduced mammals have had on New Zealand's unique wildlife. This episode was first published in May 2021.

Watch the video version of the episode here.

Dealing with Loss takes listeners back to Gondwana, to exp... more

Takes you into the wild heart of Aotearoa, documenting the desperate battle to protect it and exploring the notion of Predator Free 2050. This series was first published in May 2021.

Watch the video trailer here

Fight for the Wild is a four-part vi... more

Encounters with blue ice and wildlife prove to be life-changing adventures, when photographer Joseph Michael and his companions venture into the crevasse field of a giant glacier, to capture the blue heart of an Antarctic iceberg. This episode was fi... more

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Recent Guests

Andrea Byram
Environmental researcher
Government's Biological Heritage National Science Challenge
Episode: Fight for the Wild 02 | Remove and protect
Brent Bevan
Leader of predator-free 2050 efforts
Department of Conservation
Episode: Fight for the Wild 02 | Remove and protect
Al Bramley
Leads Zero Invasive Predators initiative
Zero Invasive Predators
Episode: Fight for the Wild 02 | Remove and protect
Peter Morton
Predator Free Landscapes Manager
Department of Conservation
Episode: Fight for the Wild 02 | Remove and protect
Quentin Bennett
Diver and marine enthusiast
Episode: Voice of Tangaroa 06 | Taking on water
Brendan Flack
Tangata tiaki for Puketaraki Marae and chair of East Otago Taiapiri
Episode: Voice of Tangaroa 06 | Taking on water
Chris Hepburn
Marine Science Professor at University of Otago
University of Otago
Episode: Voice of Tangaroa 06 | Taking on water
Dr. Thomas Matten
University of Otago ecologist and Tawake Project co-leader
Episode: Voice of Tangaroa 05 | A tale of two islands
Dr. Ursula Ellenberg
University of Otago ecologist and Tawake Project co-leader
Episode: Voice of Tangaroa 05 | A tale of two islands

Hosts

Dave Hansford
Writer and presenter with a focus on science and the environment.
Alison Balance
Host and producer specializing in natural history and wildlife conservation.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • Kindred Podcast

    Lovely podcast. A calm, quiet meditation on aspects of the Natural world. Mostly quiet 😉

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    otisandroo
    United States2 months ago
  • Blew my expectations

    Like most people I can appreciate the hard work that conservationist do to keep out wild planet safe for future generations. I was looking for a short podcast for the holiday weekend while my regular scheduled podcast programs come back on Monday. I have to say this was beautiful put together. If you close your eyes you instantly transported to New Zealand with the team of conservationist and the Kākāpō’s they are trying to conserve. I never thought I’d be so into a NatGeo type program with no v... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Echo 2 Golf
    United States3 months ago
  • Love it!

    Great info, with history and explanation about ice sheet and sea ice in an easy way… and yes, I did get a tab with Antartica map open! 🤩

    Can’t wait to the next one! 🇦🇶

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    THETRUERIVEW
    New Zealand7 months ago

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The storytelling beautifully transports them to the unique environments of New Zealand and highlights critical conservation issues.
Listeners praise the enriching content and the calming, meditative quality of the narratives.
Many appreciate the blend of personal anecdotes with scientific insights, creating an immersive educational experience.

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Voice of Tangaroa 06 | Taking on water
Q: What does he mean by generational review?
Generational review could allow for temporary marine protections to be reassessed and possibly re-opened for limited fishing after a set period.
Voice of Tangaroa 06 | Taking on water
Q: So what's the problem?
The challenge stems from political resistance, historical rights conflicts, and the application of outdated legislation regarding marine reserves.
Voice of Tangaroa 05 | A tale of two islands
Q: What does Dr. Thomas Matten say about the significance of the drop in Antipodes penguin numbers?
Dr. Matten highlights a troubling trend of decreasing numbers in the Antipodes penguins, juxtaposed with stable populations in the Bounty Islands, suggesting unresolved environmental issues.
Voice of Tangaroa 05 | A tale of two islands
Q: Can you describe the different environments the Antipodes Islands and Bounty Islands penguins inhabit?
The Bounty Islands are barren rocks with breeding penguins on sheer cliffs and rock slabs, while the Antipodes are covered in tussock, featuring a more complex ecosystem with native predators present.
Voice of Tangaroa 03 | Fish out of water
Q: What are some challenges faced in fish farming?
Fish farming faces challenges such as water quality management, disease control, and ensuring sustainable practices.

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A compelling exploration of New Zealand's ambitious conservation efforts, featuring discussions around the critical biodiversity crisis facing native species. The content addresses the challenges posed by invasive species and highlights the innovative strategies being adopted, such as the Predator Free 2050 initiative aimed at restoring ecological balance. Listeners are treated to captivating narratives that detail both the successes and struggles within wildlife conservation efforts. Often spotlighting the emotional rollercoaster of conservationists, this podcast uniquely combines scientific insights with personal anecdotes, providing a rich tapestry of information on the ongoing efforts to protect New Zealand's natural heritage and the pr... more

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