Mongabay Newscast

Mongabay Newscast

News and inspiration from nature's frontline, featuring inspiring guests and deeper analysis of the global environmental issues explored every day by the Mongabay.com team, from climate change to biodiversity, tropical ecology, wildlife, and more. The show airs every other week.

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Episoder(360)

Indigenous ecological knowledge: National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan talks TEK

Indigenous ecological knowledge: National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan talks TEK

This podcast episode won a 2024 Indigenous Media Award. National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan joins the show to discuss his visits to five Indigenous communities and the value of traditional ...

6 Mar 202339min

Mongabay Reports: Can you fund reforestation by cutting trees down?

Mongabay Reports: Can you fund reforestation by cutting trees down?

As the world pursues reforestation on an expanding scale, a recurring question is: how do we pay for it? One emerging solution is to grow and harvest timber on the same land where reforestation is hap...

27 Feb 202318min

Geoengineering and other 'solution problems': Discussion with author Elizabeth Kolbert

Geoengineering and other 'solution problems': Discussion with author Elizabeth Kolbert

Modern society is constantly crafting mega solutions to problems it has created, many of which come with even more problems, and no guarantee of solving the issue, long term. Whether it's injecting r...

21 Feb 202331min

Mongabay Reports: Cheetahs bring vultures back from the brink in Malawi

Mongabay Reports: Cheetahs bring vultures back from the brink in Malawi

In a national park in southern Malawi, the reintroduction of cheetahs (and lions) is bringing four critically endangered vulture species back to the skies, after a 20-year absence: the big cats' kill ...

14 Feb 20239min

Epic struggle for Ecuador's biodiversity is having success

Epic struggle for Ecuador's biodiversity is having success

The Intag Valley in Ecuador is one of the world's most biodiverse places, its dense cloud forests bursting with plant and animal species. But the world's largest copper company wants to build a mine ...

8 Feb 202316min

Mongabay Reports: Protecting forests on a budget? Here's how.

Mongabay Reports: Protecting forests on a budget? Here's how.

It's tough to fund conservation, and deciding exactly how (and where) funding gets used is even trickier. However, researchers recently identified where and when to "get the most bang for our buck," i...

31 Jan 20237min

Are botanists disappearing just when we need them the most?

Are botanists disappearing just when we need them the most?

A decline in botany degree programs, paired with a growing lack of general plant awareness, has scientists concerned about society's ability to tackle existential threats like biodiversity loss and cl...

24 Jan 202327min

Mongabay Reports: Amazon's tallest tree threatened by deforestation

Mongabay Reports: Amazon's tallest tree threatened by deforestation

The Paru State Forest is the world's 3rd-largest sustainable-use tropical forest reserve, and is home to a tree standing 30 stories tall. But in October of last year, its home state of Pará was the 5t...

16 Jan 20238min

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