In Conservation Uncut, Gianluca Cerullo talks with the conservationists, scientists and explorers that dedicate their lives to protecting wildlife and wild places. Available on iTunes, Stitcher and Podbean.
A few weeks ago, it was my pleasure to be jointly interviewed on the Conservation Careers and Wild Voices Podcasts. It’s been a while since I dabbled in the podcasting world myself and I keep meaning to get back into it. So, it was great fun to talk with Nick […]
Appollo was ranger for six years in Selous national park, Tanzania, where he faced regular threats in the bush from wild animals and heavily armed poachers.
This episode of Conservation Uncut was recorded in the middle of a jungle in Malaysian Borneo after a morning spent hunting for dung beetles using traps baited with human crap. Sitting on a rotten log in leech infested rainforest, Gianluca chats with jungle explorer and adventurer Nathan Trowbridge. A few […]
In episode 3 of Conservation Uncut, Gianluca Cerullo chats with Francis Masse about how biodiversity conservation intersects with security, the impacts of different anti-poaching approaches for protecting the rhino, the growing trend of military involvement and military techniques in conservation, whether ivory funds terrorism, and the challenges of a community-based […]
In Episode #2 of Conservation Uncut, Gianluca speaks with Joli Borah. Joli conducts research in remote regions of Northeast India where few scientists have ventured, right on the Myanmar border. She works and lives for months at a time with indigenous tribes who use an ancient agricultural system called […]
A critically endangered frog that whistles like a human, lives on top of a mountain, and is a victim of its own deliciousness. A game of football in the name of frog conservation. And the first amphibian-focused wildlife reserve in Africa.