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15 Dec 2008
Wild Talk - December 2008
Download audio, interviews and features that reflect the diverse and exciting nature of WWF & IUCN's work around the world.
Wild Talk - December 2008
Download audio, interviews and features that reflect the diverse and exciting nature of WWF & IUCN's work around the world.
- Species surprise in the Greater Mekong
- Disappointment from ICCAT
- Climate in Crisis - The Ecosystems and Livelihoods Adaptation Network
- A fifth of Corals dead say new IUCN reports
04 Dec 2008
Turtle troubles
Marine turtles in the Caribbean and off the shores of Latin America are under threat. Carlos Drews, from the WWF Regional Marine Programme, explains how fishing hooks and climate change spell double trouble. He explains why marine turtles are a flagship species for WWF and how the world can save them with simple methods such as using different fishing hooks and planting trees on nesting beaches to cool the temperature by two degrees.
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15 Nov 2008
Wild Talk - November 2008
Download audio, interviews and features that reflect the diverse and exciting nature of WWF's work around the world.
Wild Talk - November 2008
Download audio, interviews and features that reflect the diverse and exciting nature of WWF's work around the world.
- Turtle Troubles (Loc. The Caribbean)
- Conservation Corridor (Loc. Eastern Australia)
- Virunga in Crisis (Loc. Democratic Republic of Congo)
16 Oct 2008
Wild Talk October 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk includes an extract from WWF Director General james P. Leape as he addresses those attending the sustainable cities and communities conference held in Genenva on September 30th. We also catch up with the Director of WWF International's Species Programme, Dr. Sue Lieberman, who runs us through the major news from the recently released IUCN Red List of threatened species, and what these say about the challenges to species protection across the world.
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Wild Talk October 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk includes an extract from WWF Director General james P. Leape as he addresses those attending the sustainable cities and communities conference held in Genenva on September 30th. We also catch up with the Director of WWF International's Species Programme, Dr. Sue Lieberman, who runs us through the major news from the recently released IUCN Red List of threatened species, and what these say about the challenges to species protection across the world.
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15 Sep 2008
Wild Talk September 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk looks back on WWF Director General James P. Leape's speech at last months World Water Week, while our second interview takes a look at the concept of One Planet Living, and the upcoming Sustainable Cities & Communities Conference in Geneva from September 30th to October 1st. We also take a look at the world biodiversity hotspots with Michael Tobias,and look forward to the IUCN Congress in October.
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Wild Talk September 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk looks back on WWF Director General James P. Leape's speech at last months World Water Week, while our second interview takes a look at the concept of One Planet Living, and the upcoming Sustainable Cities & Communities Conference in Geneva from September 30th to October 1st. We also take a look at the world biodiversity hotspots with Michael Tobias,and look forward to the IUCN Congress in October.
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14 Aug 2008
Wild Talk August 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk focuses on the upcoming World Water week in Stockholm, how the Danube needs protection to save the natural environment from far-reaching development, as well as the status of primates, and how they may very well be eaten to extinction if present trends continue. » Read more
Wild Talk August 2008
This months' edition of Wild Talk focuses on the upcoming World Water week in Stockholm, how the Danube needs protection to save the natural environment from far-reaching development, as well as the status of primates, and how they may very well be eaten to extinction if present trends continue. » Read more
17 Jul 2008
Wild Talk July 08
You'll learn why we should care that tigers are disappearing, what was -- or wasn't -- different at the recent G8 Summit, all about the timid tapirs of the Amazon, and how biodiversity and business are working together in Costa Rica's forests.
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Wild Talk July 08
You'll learn why we should care that tigers are disappearing, what was -- or wasn't -- different at the recent G8 Summit, all about the timid tapirs of the Amazon, and how biodiversity and business are working together in Costa Rica's forests.
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20 May 2008
Wild Talk May 08
You'll learn about the role of churches in conservation, how a 2000-kilometre trek to the North Pole will help determine the thickness of the polar ice cap, about the link between saving species and saving lives,and what can be done to boost depleted tuna stocks.
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Wild Talk May 08
You'll learn about the role of churches in conservation, how a 2000-kilometre trek to the North Pole will help determine the thickness of the polar ice cap, about the link between saving species and saving lives,and what can be done to boost depleted tuna stocks.
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15 Apr 2008
Wild Talk podcast April 08
In Wild Talk this month, Marc Languy discusses the fate and progress of the world's 720 mountain gorillas, Hubert von Goisem tells why he went singing and sailing along the Danube, Gonzalo Oveido discusses the effects of climate chnage on indigneous and traditional peoples, and Imène Meliane looks at invasive specie and the problems they cause around the world. » Read more
Wild Talk podcast April 08
In Wild Talk this month, Marc Languy discusses the fate and progress of the world's 720 mountain gorillas, Hubert von Goisem tells why he went singing and sailing along the Danube, Gonzalo Oveido discusses the effects of climate chnage on indigneous and traditional peoples, and Imène Meliane looks at invasive specie and the problems they cause around the world. » Read more
03 Mar 2008
Wild Talk Radio Feb/March 2008
Wild Talk Radio Feb/March 2008
This month: You’ll learn why life is no picnic for Europe’s brown bears and what WWF is doing to help in the greening of the upcoming Beijing Olympics. You’ll also find out why a bank would run a marathon and get involved with a conservation organization and discover how climate change is affecting the day-to-day lives of people in Kiribati.
