
How haunting gibbon songs can aid their conservation
Dena Clink is a primatologist studying individuality and variation in Bornean gibbon calls, which she says could aid these primates' conservation. She joins this episode to play some recordings of the...
26 Marras 201944min

All zoos should put themselves out of business, Damian Aspinall argues
Damian Aspinall is chairman of the Aspinall Foundation, a UK charity that works to conserve endangered animals and return them to the wild. Despite his foundation operating two zoos, he's a vocal crit...
13 Marras 201934min

Buzzfeed's Katie Baker details their explosive investigation of WWF
Katie Baker is a reporter for the Buzzfeed News team investigating human rights violations committed against local & indigenous people by park rangers paid by the major environmental NGO WWF to protec...
29 Loka 201925min

Deep sea diva: A dive to the ocean floor with biologist Diva Amon
Plans for ocean floor mining are moving forward globally -- especially around thermal vents that create deposits of metals like gold, silver, copper, manganese, cobalt, and zinc -- but humans have exp...
16 Loka 201925min

Hitting the highway in Borneo to assess diversity and development
Mongabay's adventurous Middle East-based staff writer John Cannon just traveled the length of the Pan Borneo Highway and shares what he discovered on the journey about biodiversity, development, and t...
1 Loka 201931min

Are humpback whale groups sharing their songs?
For this episode we speak with Jim Darling, a marine biologist whose team found that the songs of different humpback whale groups can be so similar to each other that the conventional wisdom of these ...
12 Syys 201928min

"I'm excited!" Climate action star Rev Yearwood on the UN, youth and women's leadership & more
On this episode of the Mongabay Newscast, we speak with Reverend Lennox Yearwood about the upcoming UN Climate Summit in New York City and what it's going to take to pass legislation and policies that...
4 Syys 201938min

Return of the amazing superb lyrebird
For an encore edition during this show's brief hiatus, we replay one of our most popular Field Notes interviews of all time, featuring Australian researcher Anastasia Dalziell who's doing trailblazing...
13 Elo 201933min


















