Island Conservation on the Radio: Cameron Diver talks Nature-Based Solutions
Island Conservation’s new Vice President was interviewed on ABC. Listen now to hear about amazing recovery on islands around the world!
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Island Conservation on the Radio: Restoring Late Island
What does an Island Conservation project sound like? Listen to the new episode of Voice of Tangaroa to get the inside scoop on Late Island!
“Rewilding the World with Ben Goldsmith” Podcast: Penny Becker, Vice President of Conservation, Featured in First Episode
Island Conservation Vice President of Conservation Penny Becker was interviewed on Ben Goldsmith’s podcast Rewilding the World.
Island Conservation’s Wes Jolley Guest Features on the YourForest Podcast
Collaborating with our partners allows us to spread the word about our meaningful work – and speaking to passionate advocates amplifies this message even further! We’re delighted that Wes Jolley, Island Conservation’s Head of Operations for the United States Program, made his podcast debut this week, appearing alongside our proud alum Dena Spatz. YourForest is […]
Rewildology Podcast: Amplifying our message of hope
Island Conservation’s David Will appeared on the Rewildology Podcast along with long-term collaborators Nick Holmes (The Nature Conservancy) and Dena Spatz (Pacific Rim Conservation). Together they discussed what drew them to their work and just how effective eradications have proven to be over the last 100 years. It’s a wide-ranging discussion that includes touching personal stories as […]
Overheard at National Geographic—The Zombie Mice Apocalypse
National Geographic’s podcast ‘Overheard at National Geographic’ explores the threat that invasive zombie mice pose to Marion Island’s native seabirds and the hope that the restoration of islands such as Anacapa Island brings. Warning: Graphic photographs. Viewer Discretion is Advised. Marion Island is a remote, sub-antarctic island where most people would imagine humans have had […]
BBC’s The Inquiry Features Island Conservation CEO, Karen Poiani
As species face the world’s sixth mass extinction, BBC’s The Inquiry asks the question—can we stop a mass extinction? The world is on the verge of the sixth mass extinction and conservationists around the world are doing their part to save species. BBC’s The Inquiry asks four experts including Island Conservation CEO, Karen Poiani, if […]
Macquarie Island and the Unintended Spread of Invasive Species
WHYY The Pulse features Island Conservation’s Director of Science, Dr. Nick Holmes, in a story about unintended consequences as he explains the introduction and removal of invasive species on Macquarie Island. Maiken Scott (Host): When humans discover a new place they sometimes end up changing what was there in dramatic ways. That happened on Macquarie […]
Living on Earth Podcast Talks about Year of the Bird
National Geographic and partners have declared 2018 the Year of the Bird in celebration of the centennial of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Jonathan Franzen wrote the January cover story “Why Birds Matter” and joins Steve Curwood on Living on Earth to talk about the importance of birds and the perils they still face today. […]