Rewilding Earth Podcast

Rewilding Earth Podcast


Latest Episodes

Episode 60: Don Waller and Bob Boucher on the Upper Midwest Superior Bio-Conservancy
September 19, 2020

About Don and Bob Don Waller is a forest ecologist, conservation biologist and evolutionary biologist who taught ecology, evolution, and conservation biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as the J.T. Curtis Professor until 2019.

Episode 59: What Jean Ossorio Has Learned (So Far) From 530 Nights In Wolf Country
September 09, 2020

About Jean Although Jean Ossorio wasn’t actually raised by wolves, she was taken to the Missouri woods for the first time at age six weeks. Her nature-loving parents met on a field trip. During childhood she accompanied them on annual camping expeditio...

Episode 58: Tyus Williams On The Role That Diversity, Justice, and Equality Play In Winning The Tough Conservation Battles Ahead
August 28, 2020

About Tyus Williams is a Wildlife Ecologist currently working with The University of Nevada Reno as a field ecologist. He went to school at the University of Georgia where he studied fisheries and wildlife science.

Episode 57: The Magic Of Rewilding In Gorongosa National Park With Paola Bouley
August 10, 2020

About Paola grew up in South Africa, completed her academic training in the US, and is now based full-time in Mozambique.  She’s an ecologist and conservationist dedicated to the recovery of large carnivores and their co-existence with human communitie...

Episode 56: Kathleen Fitzgerald on African Wildlife Conservancies and the State of Wildlife Protection Funding During the Pandemic
July 31, 2020

About Kathleen Kathleen is a conservation leader recognized for her extensive experience in integrated large landscape conservation and development programs in Africa and North America. Kathleen has lived in Africa for 12 years.

Episode 55: Kurt Menke On The Importance of GIS Mapping To Successful Rewilding Projects
July 22, 2020

About Kurt A former archaeologist, Kurt Menke is a geospatial generalist based in Albuquerque. He founded Bird’s Eye View to apply his expertise with GIS technology towards solving the world’s mounting ecological, economic and social issues.

Episode 54: Karen Shragg On Having Upstream Conversations About Overpopulation
July 18, 2020

About Karen is a lifelong environmentalist, naturalist, educator, poet,  author and overpopulation activist. She began her career as a naturalist in 1983 and as the director of the City of Richfield’s Wood Lake Nature Center in 1991.

Episode 53: Crista Valentino on the New Generation of Conservation Leaders
July 15, 2020

Host’s Note: Today’s talk with Crista Valentino about next-gen conservation reinforces my sincere belief that our planet is in good hands. “Better leave her behind with the kids, they’re alright The kids are alright” ~ The Who About Crista Crista co-fo...

Episode 52: Joseph Bish On Storytelling to Change Attitudes Around Population and Conservation Issues
July 13, 2020

About Joe Joseph Bish is Director of Issue Advocacy for Population Media Center An expert on population, family-planning, and other global sustainability issues related to PMC’s mission, Joe ensures Marketing and Communications initiatives include effe...

Episode 51: Kim Vacariu On Changing Our Message To Win Way More Conservation Battles
July 08, 2020

About Kim Kim Vacariu is the former Western Director for Wildlands Network (1998-2017) where he organized and led the 25 conservation organizations making up the Western Wildway Network in its efforts to connect wildlife habitat corridors from Alaska t...