Ep 54 Magpie Dialects & Mimicry: How Birds Learn to Communicate | Dr Stephanie Mason
Dr Stephanie Mason is an evolutionary biologist at The University of Western Australia researching how magpies learn to communicate, and what their calls could reveal about the evolution of human lang...
5 Okt 1h 9min
Ep 53 Coral Larval Enhancement Trial | Dr Jenny Shaw & Dr Damian Thompson
Dr Damian Thomson from CSIRO has been working on reef systems at Nyinggulu since 2007, giving him a powerful long-term view of what has changed, what has been lost, and what still may be possible for ...
21 Sep 1h
Ep 51 Inside the Hammerhead Shark Mystery | Dr Naima Andrea Lopez
Dr Naima Andrea López is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Marine Futures Lab at The University of Western Australia and a shark researcher specialising in the ecology and conservation of hammer...
24 Aug 57min
Ep 50 living ancient reptiles, rare frogs and the science of saving species | Professor Nicki Mitchell
Professor Nicki Mitchell is one of Australia’s leading experts on how threatened wildlife can survive a rapidly changing climate. A zoologist and ecophysiologist, Nicki is a Professor in UWA’s School ...
10 Aug 1h 11min
Ep 49 Environmental planning | Dr Daniel Jan Martin
Dr Daniel Jan Martin is an award-winning environmental planner and designer working at the intersection of conservation, landscape architecture and urban ecology. As Lecturer and Co-Head of Landscape ...
27 Jul 1h 5min
Ep 48 Human Parasites and Pathogens | Dr Amanda Ash
Dr Amanda Ash is one of the people you want explaining parasites. A Senior Lecturer in Parasitology at Murdoch University and a parasitologist with the Harry Butler Institute, Amanda has spent her car...
13 Jul 1h 8min
Ep 47 Why Native Bees Matter More Than You Think | Dr Kit Prendergast
When it comes to Australia’s native bees, few people have done more to bring them into the public eye than Dr Kit Prendergast. In this episode of Paramount Importance, Kurt is joined by Dr Kit Prender...
29 Jun 1h 10min
