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Women in Wildlife

Eliza Stott
Women Empowerment
Wildlife Conservation
Imposter Syndrome
Women In Wildlife
Endometriosis
Mental Health
Gender Equality
Climate Change
Wildlife Ecology
Science Communication
Environmental Conservation
WE Africa
Wildlife Rescue
Human-Wildlife Conflict
Conservation
End Extinction International
Internships and Career Development
First Nations Communities
Koalas
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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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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

In this episode we’re delighted to be joined by Akanksha Sood Singh, a natural history filmmaker from India who has spent over 25 years telling powerful stories about lesser-known species and underrepresented voices in conservation.

We explore Akank... more

Who can post, and who can't? Welcome back for part 2 of our conversation with Connie Needham, which is a topic-based episode where we delve into the profound effects of social media on wildlife welfare and conservation. While social media can be a fa... more

We are so thrilled to have Connie Needham on the podcast for a two part series! Connie is a passionate wildlife storyteller shares her journey from the Scottish countryside to becoming a dedicated advocate for ethical wildlife tourism. Connie discuss... more

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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
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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
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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
Louie Andersen
Parks and Wildlife Ranger based in Western Australia
Women in Wildlife
Episode: Lighting the path for the next generation of rangers with Louie Andersen
Unathi Makwange
Wildlife Project Coordinator and wildlife guide from South Africa
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Episode: Pivoting and perseverance with wildlife guide Unathi Makwange

Hosts

Eliza
Co-host of Women in Wildlife, focused on wildlife conservation, science communication, and advocacy for women in STEM
Maddy
Co-host of Women in Wildlife, co-lead on conservation storytelling and audience engagement

Chart Rankings

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#119
Canada/Science/Nature
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#49
Australia/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#101
Italy/Science/Nature
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#210
Germany/Science/Nature
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#243
France/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#4
United Arab Emirates/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#32
Philippines/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#62
India/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#80
Mexico/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#110
South Africa/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#124
United Arab Emirates/Science
Apple Podcasts
#138
Ireland/Science/Nature

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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.
Ethical wildlife tourism: why closeness does not equal connection with Connie Needham
Q: What are the major red flags to look for when booking an eco tour or a volunteer trip?
Connie outlined several red flags including close contact with wild animals, misleading representations on social media, lack of engagement with local communities, and unclear animal sourcing information.
Ethical wildlife tourism: why closeness does not equal connection with Connie Needham
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your background and how you ended up being a wildlife storyteller?
Connie shared her journey from wanting to be an actor to discovering her passion for animals while volunteering in South Africa, leading to her current role as a wildlife storyteller.

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This show centers on women and non-binary professionals in wildlife, exploring gender equality in STEM and conservation. Across episodes, hosts and guests discuss ethical wildlife practices, conservation challenges, and diverse career paths in wildlife—from field biology and ranger work to wildlife technology and community-led conservation. The conversations often highlight representation, ethical tourism, Indigenous and local knowledge, and the impact of media on public perceptions of wildlife. A standout trait is its strong emphasis on actionable lessons for aspiring, early-, or mid-career professionals, plus a clear spotlight on female role models and mentorship within wildlife and related tech spaces.

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1. Dr. Sheddy
2. Akanksha Sood Singh
3. Connie Needham
4. Nara Kimani
5. Liberty Boyd
6. Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza
7. Dr. Brianna Le Busque
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