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

WE Africa

Environmental Conservation

Human-Wildlife Conflict

Conservation

End Extinction International

Koalas

First Nations Communities

Internships and Career Development

Education

Gender Equality In STEM

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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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	23	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	BusinessNon-ProfitNatureScience

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The critical importance of indigenous voices in conservation with Dr Rosa Vásquez Espinoza

For our September episode, we were beyond thrilled to have Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza as our podcast guest. Rosa is a Peruvian chemical, National Geographic Explorer, and award-winning artist whose work bridges indigenous knowledge and modern science ... more

20 Sep 2025 • 55 min

Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

For our August episode we were joined by environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque. Bri is the program director of environmental sciences at The University of South Australia, along with being science and technology Australia Superstar ... more

21 Aug 2025 • 54 min

Lighting the path for the next generation of rangers with Louie Andersen

We were thrilled to have Ranger Louie on for our July podcast episode, in celebration of world ranger day (July 31st) and all the incredible women rangers on the front line of conservation! Louie is an absolute firecracker- currently working as a ran... more

27 Jul 2025 • 35 min

Pivoting and perseverance with wildlife guide Unathi Makwange

We were fortunate enough to have Unathi Makwange join us for our June episode! Unathi is a wildlife projects coordinator in training from Pretoria, South Africa, with a deep-rooted passion for nature, storytelling, and making a difference in the cons... more

28 Jun 2025 • 44 min

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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

Tula Tula Private Game Reserve

Episode: Pivoting and perseverance with wildlife guide Unathi Makwange

Ellesha Veness

Wildlife rescuer and former zookeeper

Australian Reptile Park

Episode: Zookeeping, wildlife rescue, and endometriosis with Ellesha Veness

Dr. Debbie Saunders

Conservation Ecologist and Founder/CEO of Wildlife Drones

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Episode: Exploring the world of technology in conservation with Dr Debbie Saunders

Dr. Dami Pikuda

Qualitative and quantitative researcher, program evaluator active in empowering women in the environmental sector

Women for the Environment and WE Africa

Episode: Empowering women in the environmental sector in Africa with Dr Dami Pikuda

Gigi Tsontos

Executive Director of Not One More Vet

Not One More Vet

Episode: Breaking down the mental health crisis in the veterinary industry with the NOMV executive director Gigi Tsontos

Kirsty Costa

Educator, conservationist, and podcast host

Weekend Birder

Episode: Implementing a holistic approach to conservation education with Kirsty Costa

Kate Sheridan

A wildlife biologist known for her conservation work and social media presence as 'Conservation Kate.'

Episode: How to break into the conservation industry and overcome imposter syndrome

Hosts

Eliza

Co-host of Women in Wildlife, focusing on relevant issues in conservation and empowerment.

Maddy

Co-host of Women in Wildlife, contributing to discussions on wildlife, gender equity, and conservation.

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Apple Podcasts	#107	Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#218	United Kingdom/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#125	Germany/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#136	Australia/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#149	France/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#93	Poland/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#195	South Africa/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts	#202	Netherlands/Science/Nature

Talking Points

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Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

Q: What advice would you give people wanting to get into the wildlife field from a different niche?

Networking and not holding back on applying for opportunities even if they seem outside your field can be crucial.

Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

Q: What changes would you like to see within the media space to help with shark conservation?

I think the media should avoid sensationalizing stories and convey positive narratives about sharks.

Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

Q: What stage are you in your PhD now?

I finished my PhD in 2020 and I'm still actively researching in the shark space.

Drivers of shark phobia and the consequences on conservation with environmental psychology scientist Dr Brianna Le Busque

Q: Have you always had an interest in environmental psychology?

No, I didn't always have an interest in it; I fell in love with psychology at school and pursued it from there.

Pivoting and perseverance with wildlife guide Unathi Makwange

Q: What challenges do you think you face so far being a woman in that space?

Unathi describes having to work twice as hard to be taken seriously and experiencing moments of dismissal in her contributions, which contrast with her aspirations.

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A platform dedicated to highlighting the contributions and challenges faced by women and non-binary individuals in the wildlife industry. The content frequently addresses themes such as gender equality, empowerment in environmental conservation, and the intersection between wildlife and women's health issues. Episodes feature inspiring conversations with professionals from various backgrounds, including conservationists, researchers, and educators, emphasizing both personal journeys and broader systemic barriers that affect women's roles in science and wildlife. This series is valuable for those interested in social issues, conservation, and the dynamics of gender in STEM fields.

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2. Louie Andersen
3. Unathi Makwange
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5. Dr. Debbie Saunders
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7. Gigi Tsontos
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