BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast

Grey is focused on reindigenation, the process of humans integrating into their home landscapes so that they occupy those landscapes with reverence for many future generations of humans and nonhumans. To realize this, he participates in collaborative learning involving scientific exploration of traditional ecological knowledge and interdisciplinary grassland stewardship. His grassland research has explored ways that cattle grazing might conserve native annual wildflowers in California’s coastal

Introduction/Closing by Dale Willman and Music by www.bensound.com Marcia grew up in a small town in northern Michigan. It was a place, at the time, abundant with nature and exploration. Marcia's love for nature and wildlife stems from childhood when her father would take her on adventures such as mushroom hunting, fishing, and wild blueberry foraging.  She admits her love for the television show that intrigued many people of that generation to love wildlife and adventure: Mutual of Omaha's Wild

Inspiring youth for conservation is our goal and our guest today plays a great role as a model example how following your dreams not only benefit you, but the world.  Today our special guest is Peter Humphrey’s Gonzales currently the youngest intern at CCF. Peter gives his story on how he came to CCF and love animals. I really enjoyed working with Peter and getting to know him. It is so inspiring to see a young person working hard everyday with so much passion and compassion for all animals

Today our special guest is Michael Helms, He has a PhD and MBA. This is one interview of many showcasing the dedicated men and women who have fallen in love with the work that the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia is doing. This interview has helped me gain a better understanding of what goes into and what needs to be done for conservation of eco systems and wildlife. Mike is a biochemist by training and has spent 10 years in the biotech industry in the SF Bay Area and 8 years at the Stanford

This is the first of a series with staff, interns and volunteers at the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia. I first interviewed Founder and Director of CCF, Dr. Laurie Marker outside her office at CCF where we enjoyed a mix of a beautiful sunset on the Waterberg Plateau and an incoming thunderstorm. After the interview I was able to record the purring of the four cheetah ambassadors, Peter, Tiger Lily, Kayjay and Senay, so please stick around to end to hear their happiness. Here are some links to

In this podcast Dr. Fennessy shares how he and his wife Stephanie became involved with giraffes to create the Giraffe Conservation Foundation in Namibia. He also discusses current research and the importance of the conclusions of a recent genetic study. Dr. Fennessy is also featured in the BBC Special: Africa's Gentle Giants about the unique translocation of a group of giraffes across the Nile. The special is filled with science, education, adventure and a little action that includes gunshots.