Helping to create tomorrow’s conservationists
Hear how adventurer Holly Budge is saving elephants with the help of school children and her time in the African bush with female anti-poaching groups – The Black Mambas and the Akashinga
Environmental podcast interview about children’s books and films. It’s been a while since I’ve had my good friend and fellow podcaster Tash (from My Home Planet) on the show, so I thought I’d bring her on to discuss a very … Continued
Environmental podcast with wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas. On today’s show I’m delighted to introduce you to wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas. I had such a blast talking to Suzi that I couldn’t even edit our conversation down, there are too many … Continued
Environmental podcast with Georgie Dolphin Since beginning this conservation journey the most amazing people keep entering my life. I am continually awed and inspired by their passion and dedication to shaping this world into a better place for all … Continued
Environmental podcast with Ondine Sherman You may have noticed that there has been a quite a gap between the last episode of Wilderkids and this one. The art/book side of my life has taken over everything lately – … Continued
Environmental podcast with The Connies’ Roberto D’Andrea. On this week’s show we’re joined by Roberto D’Andrea, part of a touring performance troupe called the Connies, born of the rich 112 year Melbourne Tram Conducting tradition, that bring environmental education … Continued
Environmental podcast with The Black Mambas. In 2013 the first all female anti-poaching unit was created to combat wildlife crime, particularly rhino poaching, in the greater Kruger National Park in north eastern South Africa. They go by the name of … Continued
Environmental podcast interview with a teacher. Welcome to the first Wildkerkids podcast episode of 2018! On this week’s show I chat to Sarah Pilkington, a school teacher from rural (& I mean rural) Australia. In our conversation, amongst … Continued
Environmental podcast with children’s author Marc Bekoff. Today I’m joined by one the nicest guys you could hope to meet, Marc Bekoff. Marc is Professor Emeritus of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the Colorado University, a Fellow of the … Continued
Environmental podcast interview about children’s books and films. In this week’s podcast episode of Wilderkids, I sit down with my good friend Natasha Milne — author of One Hundred and One Reason To Get Out of Bed and fellow podcaster, over … Continued
Environmental podcast with Nature Play. On today’s show you’ll meet the CEO of a fantastic initiative whose vision is to make outdoor play in nature an everyday part of childhood. Sarah Sutter heads up the not-for-profit organisation, Nature Play … Continued
Children’s books podcast. What books affected you as a child? In the first episode of Wilderkids I chat with my good friend Natasha Milne — author of One Hundred and One Reason To Get Out of Bed and fellow podcaster, … Continued