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  • S5 E7: Chile’s Karukinka Natural Park Turns 20, Part 1: How a Conservation Commitment Blossomed in Tierra del Fuego

    S5 E7: Chile’s Karukinka Natural Park Turns 20, Part 1: How a Conservation Commitment Blossomed in Tierra del Fuego
    2024/11/27
    The 300,000-hectare Karukinka Natural Park was created in 2004 after land in Chilean Tierra del Fuego was donated to the Wildlife Conservation Society by Goldman Sachs. As the park celebrates its 20th anniversary, we begin a two-part series on how its establishment helped to spur both the development of an ambitious WCS Country Program in Chile and the expansion of the country’s national conservation efforts.

    Reporting: Nat Moss
    Guests: Bárbara Saavedra, Melissa Carmody, Rodrigo Munzenmayer
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    14 分
  • S5 E6: This Bat Week, a Promising Solution to a Scourge Devastating North America’s Bat Populations

    S5 E6: This Bat Week, a Promising Solution to a Scourge Devastating North America’s Bat Populations
    2024/10/30
    It’s Bat Week. White-nose syndrome is a deadly fungus that’s wiping out bats across North America. New research makes the case that it’s having a direct negative impact on human health, too. WCS Canada has an innovative solution to address the problem.

    Reporting: Dan Rosen
    Guest: Cori Lausen
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    6 分
  • S5 E5: The U.S. Government’s Role at CBD COP16

    S5 E5: The U.S. Government’s Role at CBD COP16
    2024/10/16
    The United States is one of only two UN Member States that is actually not a party to the Convention on Biological Diversity. Back in the 1990s, the Senate failed to ratify the treaty. But, when the parties meet in Colombia next week at COP16, the U.S. is expected to have a significant presence.

    Over the years, the U.S. government has been successful at driving ambition in policy, action, and nature finance pledges. In our 3rd episode exploring the themes of the coming CBD COP, Wild Audio checked in with WCS Executive Director of Federal Affairs & Policy Kelly Keenan Aylward to learn more.

    Reporting: Dan Rosen
    Guest: Kelly Keenan Aylward
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    6 分
  • S5 E4: In Colombia, Making “Peace with Nature”

    S5 E4: In Colombia, Making “Peace with Nature”
    2024/10/11
    Cali, Colombia will soon play host to the biennial gathering of parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The theme of this important international meeting will be “Peace with Nature.” WCS will have a significant delegation on the ground.

    For our 2nd episode highlighting the CBD’s 16th Conference of the Parties, or COP, WCS Wild Audio caught up with a few critical members of that delegation to hear their thoughts on the coming meeting and what WCS’s priorities will be.

    Reporting: Nat Moss
    Guests: Susan Lieberman, Catalina Gutiérrez, Jose Luis Gomez
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    10 分
  • S5 E2: New York Climate Week, Part 2 | Investing in Healthy Forests for People and the Planet

    S5 E2: New York Climate Week, Part 2 | Investing in Healthy Forests for People and the Planet
    2024/09/19
    In Part 2 of our podcast series exploring the themes of New York Climate Week, we look at a new initiative being piloted by the WCS Forests and Climate Change program to attract investment in large tropical areas with healthy ecosystems. The High Integrity Forest Investment Initiative, or HIFOR, provides a novel approach to compensate nature and its protectors for the services they provide.

    Reporting: Nat Moss
    Guests: Ashley Camhi, Tom Evans
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    8 分
  • S5 E1: New York Climate Week, Part 1 | How Ecological Restoration and Innovation are Restoring Forests and Reconnecting Landscapes

    S5 E1: New York Climate Week, Part 1 | How Ecological Restoration and Innovation are Restoring Forests and Reconnecting Landscapes
    2024/09/10
    Season 5 of the WCS Wild Audio podcast begins with a two-part series looking to NY Climate Week, which runs during the US General Assembly this month. For Part 1, we explore how WCS is focusing on ecological restoration, transforming degraded lands into thriving habitats with the collaboration of Indigenous Peoples and local communities, and innovative tools enabling real-time tracking of conservation progress. Hannah Kaplan explores how restoration, technology, and community partnerships are shaping a sustainable future.

    Reporting: Hannah Kaplan
    Guests: Tim Rayden, Diane Detoeuf, Itma Selene Torres Rodríguez
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    8 分
  • WCS Wild Audio Summer Series, Part 6: Reducing Single-Use Plastics from Our Waste Stream to Protect Marine Wildlife and the Planet

    WCS Wild Audio Summer Series, Part 6: Reducing Single-Use Plastics from Our Waste Stream to Protect Marine Wildlife and the Planet
    2024/08/28
    The world produces over 400 metric tons of plastic every year today. Single-use plastics—from utensils and straws to soda bottles and packaging—enter our waste stream at an alarming rate. Less than 10 percent of all plastic is recycled.

    For Part 6—and the final episode—of our summer series on marine conservation, we investigate the impact of plastic pollution on marine life and steps being taken to reduce single-use plastic consumption at WCS and its home in New York City.

    Reporting: Nat Moss
    Guests: Margaret Spring, Niko Radjenovic, Greg Edgar, Chris Durosinmi

    Today's episode of WCS Wild Audio is brought to you by our partners at Armitron. Armitron aims to bring awareness and inspire action to help protect marine ecosystems around the world, particularly as it pertains to single-use plastics. Armitron's ocean plastic watches, the Wave and Reef Collections, are crafted from recycled ocean-bound plastic, blending eco-consciousness with impeccable design.
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    8 分