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Women in Wildlife

Eliza Stott
Wildlife Conservation
Women Empowerment
Women In Wildlife
Conservation
Social Media
Imposter Syndrome
Phd
Science Communication
Gender Equality
Endometriosis
Women's Education
Wildlife Welfare
Mental Health
Marine Biology
Climate Change
Wildlife Ecology
WE Africa
Environmental Conservation
Wildlife Rescue
Indigenous Knowledge

Women in Wildlife is a platform amplifying and connecting women and non-binary persons in the wildlife industry. Join your co-hosts Eliza & Maddy, to delve into all things women, wildlife, and gender equality in STEM!

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Latest Episodes

This episode explores the idea of empathetic distress and why it can be so draining for people who work in caring, high-emotion roles, including those within the wildlife industry. We have emotional intelligence Olivia Oginska as our guest on this ep... more

In this month's episode of the WIW podcast we explore the journey of Dr. Sharon Mulindi, a dedicated wildlife veterinarian from Kenya. She shares her experiences working in remote areas, facing challenges as a woman in the field, and engaging local c... more

In this month's topic-focused episode, science communication expert and author Zoe Kean shares insights from her book "Why We Like This", delving into the fascinating parallels between wildlife health and human diseases, particularly cancer. She expl... more

This month's episode is adventure packed, with the very inspiring Dr Sheddy, a veterinary professional redefining conservation and animal care through innovative projects through sea and land. From working in Australia to sailing across Central Ameri... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Sharon Mulindi
Wildlife veterinarian, Senior Veterinary Officer with the Kenya Wildlife Service
Kenya Wildlife Service
Episode: Community, one health, and leading the path for women wildlife vets with Dr. Sharon Mulindi
Zoe Kean
Science communicator and writer
Author of Why We Like This
Episode: What can wildlife evolution teach us about human cancer?
Dr. Sheddy
Wildlife veterinarian who operates Vet Tales from a sailboat
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Episode: A vet without borders-insight into life as a sailing vet with Dr Sheddy
Akanksha Sood Singh
Natural history filmmaker and board member
Gaia People; Women of the Wild
Episode: Turning wildlife stories into conservation impact With Akanksha Sood Singh
Connie Needham
A wildlife storyteller and advocate for ethical wildlife tourism.
Episode: Ethical wildlife tourism: why closeness does not equal connection with Connie Needham
Nara Kimani
Co-founder and director of Enduata Community Initiative Organization, SCIO, and wildlife conservationist
Enduata Community Initiative Organization
Episode: Narau's fight for Masaai women's education
Liberty Boyd
Marine biologist and postdoctoral researcher at Florida Atlantic University
Florida Atlantic University
Episode: Sea turtle movement ecology and ecotoxicology research with Dr Liberty Boyd
Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza
A proven chemical biologist, National Geographic Explorer, and award-winning artist
Amazon Research International
Episode: The critical importance of indigenous voices in conservation with Dr Rosa Vásquez Espinoza
Dr. Brianna Le Busque
Environmental psychology scientist and program director of environmental science at Uni South Australia
University of South Australia
Episode: Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

Hosts

Eliza
Co-host of Women in Wildlife
Maddy
Co-host of Women in Wildlife

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#85
United Kingdom/Science/Nature
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#118
Australia/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#133
Italy/Science/Nature
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#134
France/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#37
United Arab Emirates/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#54
Switzerland/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#167
Austria/Science/Nature

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Community, one health, and leading the path for women wildlife vets with Dr. Sharon Mulindi
Q: What does a typical day look like for you in the field with KWS and your team?
Her days are described as controlled chaos, starting with preparation, ensuring safety, and then being on call for various tasks from elephant captures to post-mortems, all while coordinating with local communities and security partners.
Community, one health, and leading the path for women wildlife vets with Dr. Sharon Mulindi
Q: Can you start us off with your journey into wildlife conservation, and what sparked your interest?
Sharon describes growing up in Nairobi, the inspiration from local parks and animal care, and deciding early on to pursue wildlife medicine as a way to combine veterinary science with conservation, despite skepticism from peers.
Turning wildlife stories into conservation impact With Akanksha Sood Singh
Q: Tell us about your background and what drew you to wildlife filmmaking, especially coming from India.
Akanksha describes a shift from a scientific path to media after exposure to television and natural history programming, followed by a decade of self-driven skill-building and finally starting her own company to tell Indian conservation stories with authenticity and local voices.
The real impact of close contact wildlife photos on welfare and conservation with Connie Needham
Q: What advice would you give for people wanting to ensure their wildlife interactions are ethical?
Avoid close contact tourism and engage in activities that respect appropriate distances from wildlife.
The real impact of close contact wildlife photos on welfare and conservation with Connie Needham
Q: What is the kind of impact on wildlife longer term when people post about them on social media?
Social media can distort perceptions of wildlife, normalizing close contact with animals, which can lead to harmful behaviors like the illegal pet trade.

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What is Women in Wildlife about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series centers women and non-binary professionals in wildlife, exploring gender equality in STEM, conservation careers, and ethical storytelling. Episodes frequently feature researchers, veterinarians, filmmakers, and conservation advocates who share hands-on experiences, career paths, and strategies for elevating underrepresented voices in wildlife. Notable throughlines include the practicalities of fieldwork, the role of science communication and social media, Indigenous and local knowledge in conservation, and the push for ethical wildlife tourism. The show stands out for its clear emphasis on career accessibility for women, mentorship, and diverse viewpoints from around the world, making it a compelling listen for aspiring wildlife... more

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1. Dr. Sharon Mulindi
2. Zoe Kean
3. Dr. Sheddy
4. Akanksha Sood Singh
5. Connie Needham
6. Nara Kimani
7. Liberty Boyd
8. Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza

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