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People Helping Nature Podcast

Conservation Amplified

The People Helping Nature Podcast is all about sharing the incredible stories of people who are helping nature. We do this by bringing a megaphone to the world of conservation by featuring people from all walks of life who are doing interesting and important things to help nature thrive. We aim to make it easy for everyone to learn, understand, take action, and feel like they’re a part of the solution. Our vision is simple: make conservation mainstream... Produced by the Conservation Amplified

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63:28

From Backyard to Big Picture: Making Predator Free NZ...

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2024/11/13

In neighbourhoods around New Zealand, predator control is becoming as normal as recycling or composting.Jessi Morgan, CEO of Predator Free New Zealand Trust, reveals how they're turning individual actions into a nationwide movement. By equipping communities with knowledge, tools, and support, they're empowering every New Zealander to contribute to an ambitious goal: a country free of rats, stoats, and possums by 2050.From AI-powered traps to innovative toxins, Jessi shares how Kiwi ingenuity and

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16:05

10th Episode Anniversary! (With Anna Wentsch & Callum...

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2024/10/30

The last few months of building the People Helping Nature podcast have been a wild ride, to say the least!We’ve been blessed with opportunities to interview inspiring and renowned guests, and have learned so much already.So, we thought it was about time to share an update with you on how this podcast is progressing. This short update-style episode is something we’re testing and thinking of doing every 10 or 20 episodes to keep you in the loop and document our learnings over time, so please let us

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59:52

From Endangered to Everywhere: Reimagining Kiwi...

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2024/10/16

What if every New Zealander could encounter a kiwi in the wild?Michelle Impey, CEO of Save the Kiwi, shares how this innovative organisation is working to make this vision a reality throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. By empowering community-led initiatives, Save the Kiwi supports and amplifies grassroots conservation work. From predator control to responsible pet ownership and leading translocations, they're tackling the challenges facing kiwi on a wide range of fronts. But it's not just about

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46:00

Conservation's Secret Weapon: The Power of Community...

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2024/10/05

What if we could amplify the impact of community conservation efforts across an entire region?Michelle Elborn, CEO of Bay Conservation Alliance (BCA), shares how this innovative umbrella organisation is doing just that in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty.Founded by community, for community, BCA supports and grows the capability of local conservation groups. From helping with admin to facilitating funding applications and beyond, BCA enables volunteers to focus on their passion - hands-on conservation

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54:11

Could Fenced Megasanctuaries End Extinction In NZ’s...

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2024/09/20

Imagine a future where the threat of extinction for New Zealand's forest species is eliminated... forever.Now imagine achieving this for less than 30 cents per person per week!This isn't just a conservationist's dream – it's a well-researched proposal that could revolutionise our approach to conservation.At the heart of this vision is Jim Lynch, co-founder of the wildly successful Zealandia fenced ecosanctuary in Wellington's Karori Valley. Building on the triumphs and lessons of Zealandia, Jim has

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53:49

Landowners Uniting To Bring Kiwi Back To Their...

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2024/09/04

Landscape-scale conservation projects are a key part of Aotearoa New Zealand’s biodiversity future.They connect the many localised community efforts, passionate landowners and patches of remnant forest to achieve much wider-reaching conservation outcomes.When we unite these smaller, seperate activities into catchment-wide, inclusive initiatives, the possibilities are endless…Enter: ⁠The Forest Bridge Trust⁠ (TFBT).The vision for TFBT started in 2013 when founders Kevin and Gill Adshead reintroduced

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70:25

Hunter-Led Conservation Saving Species From Local...

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2024/08/22

People usually think of hunting & gathering as something completely separate from conservation.But when the forest is your food basket, you see places and species that others don’t notice. You see the trends through the seasons, and you know when something isn’t right…Sam (Hamiora) Gibson, also known as Sam The Trap Man, spent his younger years trapping, fishing and hunting in the Waioeka Gorge, between Opotiki and Gisborne.They would hear kiwi call at night and rivers were packed with whio

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64:05

Forest Guardians And The Battle For Kōkako (with...

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2024/08/06

Imagine seeing an extremely rare bird (kōkako) go from declining without any support to having an entire community of volunteers, farmers, iwi, forestry, council, and NGOs unite to bring it back…Imagine giving countless volunteer hours over 30+ years to restore habitat for the kōkako population in Kaharoa Forest and experiencing the changes over that time.Imagine seeing your life’s work expand into an intergenerational project that connects forests, restores habitats, and secures a future for your

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37:16

Conservation Through The Lens of Wildlife Pathology...

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2024/08/06

Why do we post-mortem and study wildlife after it dies?How does pathology influence our understanding of biodiversity trends at a species level?And what risks does the potential arrival of avian influenza pose to Aotearoa New Zealand’s birds?In this episode, we are joined by Annie Pagé, wildlife pathologist resident at Massey University, subantarctic sea lion researcher, and ⁠Heritage Expeditions⁠ tour guide.Here are some of the things we discussed:Why pathology and mortality studies are an

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53:49

What Does a Healthy Ecosystem Look Like in New...

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2024/08/06

What does a healthy ecosystem actually look like in Aotearoa New Zealand? And what role does the endangered kōkako bird (Callaeas wilsoni) play in the conservation landscape? In this episode, we are joined by Wayne O’Keefe, who wears many hats in the conservation space, including ongoing efforts to help develop intergenerational forest corridors through KEEP, the Kōkako Ecosystem Expansion Programme. Here are some of the things we discussed: How and why kōkako are such a great indicator of

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15:48

Introduction To The People Helping Nature Podcast...

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2024/08/06

Welcome to the People Helping Nature Podcast! In this inaugural introduction episode, hosts and co-founders of Conservation Amplified, Anna Wentsch and Callum Armstrong share: The story behind why they started this podcast How there’s so much awesome work being done to help nature, but more awareness is needed to make conservation mainstream What you as the listener can expect to get out of listening to future episodes 👩About Anna: Originally from Germany and self-introduced to New

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