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BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast

BeProvided (Marcia R. Sivek)

BeProvided Conservation Radio takes you from the Santa Cruz Mountains to Africa with expert interviews in wildlife biology, conservation, environmental education, eco tourism and much much more. Our interviews help bridge the gap between international conservation efforts and local conservation efforts. Learn how you can help close to home and worldwide to save our wildlife, plants, water and environment.

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37:27

Allyson Jayne Miller - Founding Director of ORECAT

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2019/09/05

Allyson Jayne Miller is the Founding Director of Oregon Action Team (ORECAT), a nonprofit foundation dedicated to protect Oregon’s cougar from being hunted down and poached and educating communities how to coexist with cougar and other predators without fear Here is a message from Allyson on her website: “There is nothing in our Universe that indicates that humans are the only species for which to be blessed with the ability to reason, think, and feel; indeed, there is growing evidence that is

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36:22

Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson: Assistant Curator of Carnivores...

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2019/05/22

Today we continue our discussion with Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson, Assistant Curator of Carnivores for San Francisco Zoo. In Part two we talk about many things but the highlights include: the birth of the two snow leopard cubs at the zoo, the project with the Snow Leopard Conservancy, Ashleigh making the chuff sound!, the zoo's role in conservation, the importance of citizen science and what gives Ashleigh hope. Audio tags: 5:30 min Discussion of project with International Vet Outreach, San Francisco

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35:37

Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson: Assistant Curator of Carnivores...

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2019/05/14

Meet Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson, Assistant Curator of Carnivores at the San Francisco Zoo! In this podcast Ashleigh talks about how she fell in love with carnivores, specifically cats at a young age and knew she wanted to aways work with animals. She discusses her journey of wanting to be a veterinarian to changing g her mind and wanting to work more with wildlife conservation and animal behavior. She volunteered with the veterinary staff a Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park in Tampa, Florida. There she fell in love

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Liz Benneian-Spokesperson for Trumpeter Swan Coalition

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2019/05/01

A great conservation story! From zero swans to over 200 swans thirty years later! Thanks to one man and his passion, Harry Lumsden. Our guest today, Liz Benneian, is the spokesperson for the Trumpeter Swan Coalition in Ontario,Canada. She shares the dramatic and soap opera like lives swans live (never a dull moment it sounds!) and how they are continuing to be protected and thrive. She also talks to us about a project that potentially threatened the wintering grounds of approximately 200 trumpeters

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43:10

Liz Benneian-Spokesperson for Trumpeter Swan Coalition

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2019/05/01

A great conservation story! From zero swans to over 200 swans thirty years later! Thanks to one man and his passion, Harry Lumsden. Our guest today, Liz Benneian, is the spokesperson for the Trumpeter Swan Coalition in Ontario,Canada. She shares the dramatic and soap opera like lives swans live (never a dull moment it sounds!) and how they are continuing to be protected and thrive. She also talks to us about a project that potentially threatened the wintering grounds of approximately 200 trumpeters

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08:48

Bonus Material: Meera Sulaiman speaks about the...

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2019/01/12

Bonus Material: Meera Sulaiman speaks about the threat facing Double Crested Cormorants in Canada

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38:09

Meera Sulaiman - Artist, Photographer

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2019/01/12

“I have a wonderful dream where everyone values the preservation of nature and we are inspired to protect it.” ~Meera Sulaiman-Photographer, Artist, Lover of Wildlife I had such a great time speaking with this week’s guest, Meera Sulaiman. It was like speaking to a long time friend, we have so much in common. Our conversation went on for well over an hour where we talked about our passions, Meera’s many projects and life. Because I wanted this episode to focus on the conservation of Trumpeter

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42:06

Rebecca Dmytryk: Co-owner of Humane Wildlife Control

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2018/11/28

Hello everyone welcome back to BeProvided Conservation Radio Our guest today is a good follow from our last podcast interview with Tai Moses of Santa Cruz Raptors are the Solution. We will discuss more humane and ethical solutions to wildlife control. I will be speaking to Rebecca Dmytryk co-owner with her husband, Duane Titus, of the Humane Wildlife Control, which provides sound, ethical and lasting solutions to wildlife problems. Rebecca is also the founder and director of a nonprofit, National

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42:01

Tai Moses : Santa Cruz Raptors Are The Solution

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2018/11/20

< Our guest today is Tai Moses, she is the director of the Santa Cruz chapter of Raptors Are The Solution, a Berkeley-based nonprofit that educates people about the ecological role of predators and the dangers they face from the widespread use of rodenticides, or rat poison. She is the author of the memoir Zooburbia: Meditations On The Wild Animals Among Us (Parallax Press, May 2014). Today our focus of the conversation is around rodenticides, or rat poison, and the problems they are causing

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45:55

Angelina Mertens (One World) and Katie Carey Nivard...

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2018/11/16

I feel so fortunate to speak with and interview so many people in this world doing good. My two guests this week are no exception! These two women are helping to create space for powerful visual storytelling by social impact companies at the third annual Reel Impact Film Festival (RIFF) in San Francisco on December 6th! Many of our regular listeners will recognize one of our guests, Angelina Mertens. I interviewed her last season as a sustainable bridge builder between private, public and social

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45:44

Michael G. Starkey: Co-Founder of Save the Snakes

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2018/11/13

Michael G. Starkey is a conservation biologist, ecological consultant and public speaker working to educate and involve the public in wildlife conservation issues. Michael has a diverse background in the field of wildlife conservation and he has worked as an ecological consultant for environmental consulting firms and government agencies such as the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. He has worked with a wide diversity of wildlife, including San

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Michael G. Starkey: Co-Founder of Save the Snakes

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/11/13

Michael G. Starkey is a conservation biologist, ecological consultant and public speaker working to educate and involve the public in wildlife conservation issues. Michael has a diverse background in the field of wildlife conservation and he has worked as an ecological consultant for environmental consulting firms and government agencies such as the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. He has worked with a wide diversity of wildlife, including San

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Michael G. Starkey: Co-Founder of Save the Snakes

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/11/13

Michael G. Starkey is a conservation biologist, ecological consultant and public speaker working to educate and involve the public in wildlife conservation issues. Michael has a diverse background in the field of wildlife conservation and he has worked as an ecological consultant for environmental consulting firms and government agencies such as the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. He has worked with a wide diversity of wildlife, including San

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30:29

Dillon Jones: Contemporary Conservationist

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2018/11/06

Contemporary Conservationist Dillon Jones is an aspiring conservationist involved heavily in ecological research, wildlife education and reconnecting with the natural world. Dillon focuses research on the ecology of reptiles and amphibians. Dillon has a great Instagram feed showing his work in the field. This is what inspired me to contact him for the show. Please check it out at https://www.instagram.com/contemporary_conservationist/ During this interview, we discuss how he became passionate about

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41:22

Elizabeth Fournier: Author of The Green Burial Guide

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/10/30

Happy Halloween Everyone! Welcome to Season Two of BeProvided Conservation Radio! I am excited to begin the season on Halloween with our guest, Elizabeth Fournier, author of the Green Burial Guidebook. A great, less scary topic for this spooky season! In this interview, Elizabeth offers information about how you can have an affordable and environmentally friendly burial and give back positively after death! She also shares that she rescues goats and sheep on her farm in Oregon! I found

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45:25

Monika Egerer: UCSC Urban Garden Project PhD...

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/07/17

I met Monika Egerer through Colby Anton (previous podcast interviewee about studying cougars in Yellowstone) , both are PhD candidates in the Environmental Studies at University of California Santa Cruz (UCSC). I am excited to share Monika's work with urban garden ecology because urban gardening can bring quality food and quality of life to neighborhoods where affordable fresh food is not readily available. This is so important in our world of conservation and the world's growing population.

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39:07

Dr. Rodney Jackson PART TWO: Founder of the Snow...

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/07/11

*Dr. Rodney Jackson and his wife, Darla Hilard with snow leopard cub Jackson. Photo credit: Robbi Pengally. Today's episode is part 2 of 2 episodes with Dr. Rodney Jackson of the Snow Leopard Conservancy. If you have not yet listened to Part 1, I highly recommend it. In Part 1 Rodney talked about his background and how the Snow Leopard Conservancy came to be. You can find Part 1 here: http://beprovidedconservationradio.libsyn.com/beprovided-conservation-radio. In this episode I start off the

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30:20

Dr. Rodney Jackson: Founder of the Snow Leopard...

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2018/07/03

Celebrating Snow Leopard Conservancy on July 4th! *Photo Credit: Karen Czekalski. Rodney in front of a mountain vista taken in Hemis National Park in Ladakh, India in 2013. I have a treat for you today- a conversation about snow leopards with Dr. Rodney Jackson founder of the Snow Leopard Conservancy. For the past three decades, Dr. Rodney Jackson is the leading expert on these elusive and beautiful cats. This ended up being a longer than usual podcast episode when said and done and I didn’t want to

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46:10

Suzi Eszterhas: Wildlife Conservation Photographer,...

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast ·

2018/07/03

Suzi Eszterhas, our next podcast guest, told me she is no longer a workaholic, but as our conversation progressed, I had to wonder if she was telling me the truth! Suzi has created an internationally recognized name for herself in wildlife conservation photography, particularly baby animals and their families. She leads three group photo tour adventures per year, started a non-profit for young women photographers called Girls Who Click and is an author of several children’s books. In addition to

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37:41

Susan Janin: Supporter of Animal Welfare and Wildlife...

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2018/06/19

Healing Power: The Human-Animal Bond This week our guest on the show, Susan Janin, is an advocate for all animals from domestic cats to snow leopards in the Himalayas. My interview with Susan, especially our conversation about Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS) gave me a reason to reflect on how my own pets have helped me heal during traumatic times. My two cats, China and Kitty, got me through the sicknesses and deaths of both of my parents who suffered from cancer. My cats Amelie and

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