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In this episode of Nature Talks, we sit down with Juliana Spahr; a distinguished scientific illustrator whose work brings the natural world to life with precision, beauty, and purpose. Juliana blends meticulous scientific accuracy with artistic storytelling to make complex ecosystems, life cycles, and animal anatomy both accessible and engaging for scientists, students, and curious minds alike.We explore how scientific illustration bridges the gap between research and public understanding, why visuals matter in science communication, and how Juliana’s own journey from art history and environmental studies to a master’s degree in scientific illustration shaped her unique career. Her illustrations have appeared in scientific journals, documentaries, and educational materials, helping translate research into visuals that educate, inspire, and spark conservation action.Along the way, Juliana shares her creative process, from collaborating with researchers to crafting detailed infographics that explain everything from salamander life cycles to food webs — and talks about the power of art to make science seen and felt.🔗 Explore Juliana’s Work:🔹 Website & Portfolio: https://www.scivisuals.com/🔹 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/science_visuals/.🔹 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliana-spahr-080b559b/Whether you’re into art, science, conservation, or communication, Juliana’s story shows us why every species has a story worth illustrating — and why visuals may be one of the most powerful tools we have for protecting the natural world.

In this episode of Nature Talks, we dive into the fascinating world of bats with wildlife researcher and bat conservationist Asmita Shukla. Asmita brings her passion for nocturnal mammals to the mic, sharing what drives her fascination with Chiroptera — the only mammals capable of true flight — and why these mysterious creatures matter more than most of us realize. From decoding bat behavior and their crucial roles in ecosystems to discussing conservation challenges and breakthroughs in field research, Asmita unpacks the science behind bat monitoring, acoustic tracking, and community engagement in bat protection.Whether you’re curious about how bats support biodiversity, interested in dispelling myths about these misunderstood animals, or eager to learn what it’s like to study wildlife after sunset, this conversation bridges real research, heartfelt stories, and hope for the future of conservation.🔗 Asmita Shukla’s professional profile — get a deeper look at her research interests and projects:   / asmita-shukla-744561268  🔗 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jangali_jee... Tune in to hear how one researcher’s journey under the stars reveals the unseen lives of our planet’s most enigmatic mammals. 🦇🌍

Coral reefs are among the most diverse and vital ecosystems on Earth—yet they are also some of the most threatened. In this powerful episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi sits down with world-renowned coral expert Dr. David Vaughan to explore the science, urgency, and hope behind coral reef restoration.Dr. Vaughan is a pioneer in coral restoration and micro-fragmentation techniques, known globally for accelerating coral growth and giving damaged reefs a second chance. Together, we dive into the hidden lives of corals, the impacts of climate change and ocean warming, and how innovative science, community action, and global awareness can still turn the tide for reefs worldwide.This conversation goes beyond data—it’s about resilience, responsibility, and re-imagining our relationship with the ocean.🎙️ In this episode, we explore:Why coral reefs matter for biodiversity, fisheries, and coastal protectionHow climate change, bleaching, and pollution are reshaping reefsThe science behind coral restoration and micro-fragmentationSuccess stories that prove reef recovery is possibleWhat individuals, students, and policymakers can do to help save reefs🌍 Whether you’re a student, conservationist, diver, or simply someone who cares about the future of our planet, this episode offers rare insight and real hope from beneath the waves.📌 Listen, learn, and share—because the future of coral reefs depends on what we do next.🔔 Subscribe to Nature Talks for conversations with leading scientists, conservationists, and storytellers shaping the future of our planet. #coral #podcast #coralreef

Spiders are among the most misunderstood creatures on our planet — yet they play a crucial role in keeping ecosystems balanced. In this episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi sits down with Dr. Alireza Zamani — arachnologist, taxonomist, and evolutionary biologist at the University of Turku, Finland.Dr. Zamani has described and named over 270 new arachnid species across four continents, making groundbreaking contributions to biodiversity, systematics, and evolutionary biology. From his childhood discoveries in Tehran to international recognition as one of the world’s leading arachnologists, his journey is nothing short of inspiring.🌍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✔️ Why spiders are essential for healthy ecosystems✔️ The threats arachnids face from habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides✔️ How documenting new species shapes our understanding of biodiversity✔️ Stories from field expeditions across the Middle East, Caucasus, and Central Asia✔️ Why Dr. Zamani is still hopeful for the future of arachnids✔️ His message for young scientists and nature lovers around the world🔗 Learn More About Dr. Zamani:📖 Publications & Research: alirezazamani.com/publications🕷️ New Species Described: alirezazamani.com/new-species🏫 University of Turku Profile: utu.fi – Alireza Zamani🏆 2024 E.O. Wilson Research Prize: Read More📚 Wikipedia Overview: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alireza_Zamani👉 If you enjoyed this episode, like, comment, and subscribe to Nature Talks for more conversations with scientists, conservationists, and changemakers from around the globe.🔔 Don’t forget to hit the bell so you never miss an episode!#spiderman #new #fear

Join us on this inspiring episode of Nature Talks as we sit down with Bilal Mustafa FLS FRGS — the first Pakistani selected on a full scholarship to join WildCRU at the University of Oxford. A Fellow of the Linnean Society of London and the Royal Geographical Society, Bilal brings a unique blend of historical insight, community engagement, and scientific rigor to the world of wildlife conservation.

🔍 In this episode, we explore:

🦁 The historical distribution of carnivores and what archives reveal about human-wildlife relationships

🕌 How different cultures and religions shaped interactions with large predators

🐊 The bold reintroduction of the critically endangered gharial to Pakistan's Indus River

🌱 The power of optimism in conservation and the role of communities in coexisting with wildlife

🏔 Bilal's upcoming DPhil research on the impacts of tourism on Snow Leopards in Gilgit-Baltistan

Whether you're a conservationist, researcher, or just passionate about biodiversity, this episode offers hope, insight, and a call to action.

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👉 Support Bilal's DPhil journey:

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-bilal-to-secure-dphil-at-christ-church-oxford-1

📸 Instagram: @itswildbilal

🔗 LinkedIn: Bilal Mustafa's Profile

In this episode of Nature Talks, we sit down with Oliver Dauert – founder of Wildya, LinkedIn Top Green Voice, and biodiversity builder – to explore how we turn eco-anxiety into real-world nature impact.

Oliver’s bold mission? Help 1,000,000 minds shift, 1,000,000 kg of plastic removed, 1,000,000 corals restored, and 1,000,000 bison rewilded. No greenwashing. No gimmicks. Just measurable biodiversity wins.

After a successful corporate career across e-commerce and tourism, a quarter-life crisis and rising eco-anxiety led Oliver to radically change course. Now, through Wildya, he’s helping ecopreneurs—founders of nature-first businesses and NGOs—get the visibility, funding, and momentum they need to grow wild ideas into planet-healing realities.

We talk about:

🌍 How Oliver turned personal eco-anxiety into action—and how you can too

🦁 The founding of Wildya and what an “impact millionaire” truly means

📱 How ecopreneurs can leverage personal branding and digital storytelling to fuel nature-positive change

🛠 Practical actions anyone can take to restore biodiversity and rewild our world

💡 The future vision for Wildya—like a Duolingo for biodiversity restoration

Oliver has consulted over 21 ecopreneurs, helped generate 16.7M+ impressions for nature-positive content, and built a community of 37,000+ biodiversity builders. His work has already restored ecosystems, shifted mindsets, and created ripple effects across the conservation world.

🎧 Whether you're a conservationist, eco-founder, policy wonk, or just nature-curious—this episode will inspire and empower you to take bold steps toward a wilder, more biodiverse planet.

🔗 Learn more about Wildya & apply for the next ecopreneur cohort: https://wildya.earth

📚 Co-author of bestselling book on sustainable business

🏅 LinkedIn Top Green Voice | Climate Pact Ambassador

🌿 Nature Talks is a podcast hosted by Erfan Firouzi, dedicated to exploring the stories and strategies behind conservation, biodiversity, and environmental change. Past guests include changemakers like Dr. Jane Goodall.

#millionaire #wildlife #podcast

Join host Erfan Firouzi in a compelling new episode featuring Prakash Matada, award-winning wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer. From the breathtaking film Flying Elephants – A Mother’s Hope to global collaborations with BBC, Apple TV+, and Discovery, Prakash shares his incredible journey in using visual storytelling to drive conservation impact.

🎙 What You'll Discover in This Episode

How Prakash’s childhood love for wildlife led to a filmmaking career

The inspiration behind Flying Elephants and emotional moments during the shoot

How the film reached 100 million people globally

Insights from working with BBC, Apple TV+, and Discovery

His current Nat Geo project creating educational content for youth in conflict zones

Technical and emotional challenges of wildlife filmmaking

The power of storytelling in shaping public conservation values

Advice for aspiring wildlife storytellers

A personal message to young nature lovers and changemakers

📺 Watch Prakash’s Work

Search YouTube for: Flying Elephants – A Mother’s Hope

Visit his website: prakashmatada.com

Explore more films and documentaries by searching “Prakash Matada Wildlife Filmmaker” on YouTube and Vimeo

🔗 Connect with Prakash

Instagram: @prakashwildlife

Instagram Portfolio: @prakashmatada

Twitter (X): @prakashmatada

Website: prakashmatada.com

🌍 Support Conservation

Learn about the National Geographic Explorer program: nationalgeographic.com/explorers

Support elephant protection initiatives: search “Save the Elephants organization”

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If this episode inspired you, share it with someone who cares about wildlife and our planet’s future.

#planetearthIII #FlyingElephants #PrakashMatada

In this inspiring episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi sits down with Cash Daniels, famously known as The Conservation Kid, a passionate freshwater conservationist who began leading river cleanups at just 7 years old. 🌊💚

We explore:

Cash’s journey into conservation and what sparked his fight against plastic pollution

Why protecting freshwater ecosystems is urgent and often overlooked

The power and impact of youth-led environmental action

Overcoming challenges as a young advocate

The ripple effect of small actions creating global change

Whether you're an aspiring environmentalist or someone who believes in the power of purpose, this episode will leave you inspired and ready to take action. 🌍✨

📢 Follow Cash Daniels and support his work:

Instagram: @theconservationkid

Website: www.theconservationkid.com

Email: theconservationkid@gmail.com

🎧 Nature Talks is streamed in over 30 countries and features voices shaping the future of conservation — from grassroots heroes to global icons like Dr. Jane Goodall.

#conservation #youth #river

In this powerful episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi speaks with Maria Hashmi — founder of Little Rebels Nature Camp. A National Geographic Explorer and passionate conservationist, Maria shares her extraordinary journey of igniting environmental awareness among youth, rescuing injured wildlife, and leading grassroots efforts to protect Pakistan’s rich biodiversity.

Tune in to discover:

The origin story of Little Rebels and Second Chance Wildlife

How youth engagement is reshaping conservation in Pakistan

The realities of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation

Innovative solutions to human-wildlife conflict

How climate change is impacting regional species

Ways you can contribute to conservation efforts from anywhere in the world

🔗 Follow Maria’s Work:

National Geographic Explorer Profile: https://explorers.nationalgeographic.org/directory/maria-hashmi

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebelzoologist/

Whether you’re a budding conservationist or a curious listener, this episode will leave you inspired to take action for our planet’s future.

🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms.

Subscribe and stay tuned for more stories that celebrate our natural world and the people protecting it.

In this thought-provoking episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi sits down with Zach Schmitt—a storyteller, systems thinker, and climate communicator dedicated to reshaping the way we understand and respond to the climate crisis.

Together, they explore the power of narrative in driving systemic change, the role of young leaders in reframing climate justice, and how authentic storytelling can shift public imagination and policy. Zach shares his journey into environmental advocacy, his work in movement building, and why stories rooted in justice, empathy, and community are essential tools in the fight for a livable future.

Follow Zach's work and insights:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/imzach_schmitt

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/zach-schmitt-9ab23525b/

Tune in for a conversation filled with clarity, vision, and a deep call to action—where climate meets creativity, and resistance takes root in storytelling.

In this episode, we dive deep into the untamed world of Dhruv Patel, a commerce graduate who abandoned the corporate path to pursue his wild passion for reptiles. From facing down king cobras to extracting venom, Dhruv's journey is a testament to following your instincts and embracing the wild. 🦎 In this episode, you'll discover: The art of venom extraction and the science behind it Secrets to creating lifelike reptile enclosures Living in the wilderness and what it teaches about survival Stories from the field with legends like Romulus Whitaker and Gerry Martin How Dhruv became the Zookeeper Manager at Serpetenium, Sardar Patel Zoological Park ⚡ About Dhruv: After a year in the wilderness, Dhruv mastered snake handling, behavioral research, and the fine art of venom extraction. Today, he’s training the next generation of wildlife enthusiasts and shaping the future of reptile conservation. 🌐 Connect with Dhruv: 👉 LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/notifications/?filter=all 📸 Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/escapewithdhruv/ 🧭 Join us on this wild adventure! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more untamed stories! #snake #india #venom

Welcome to a powerful episode of Nature Talks, where we sit down with renowned wildlife conservationist Sunny Shah — a trailblazer in tiger corridor research and natural habitat restoration. From pioneering landscape-scale tiger conservation with WWF-India and State Forest Departments (2007–2017) to now working as a freelance naturalist and conservation consultant, Sunny has dedicated his life to protecting India's iconic wildlife. 🌿🐅 🔍 In this episode, we explore: The science behind tiger dispersal and corridor forestry How community engagement saves both wildlife and livelihoods His early work saving Asiatic lions in Gir and constructing 12,000+ parapet walls Stories from India’s tiger reserves and marine turtle beaches The future of conservation, ecotourism, and wildlife monitoring Sunny has trained 300+ wildlife managers, authored key publications, and continues to inspire through hands-on conservation and storytelling. 🌱 To honor his legacy, this episode is a tribute to those who work quietly and tirelessly to protect what’s wild and irreplaceable. 🔗 Connect with Sunny Shah: 🌐 LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunny-shah-wildlifeandbigcat/?originalSubdomain=in 📺 YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/envirosunn 💬 Comment below with your favorite moment or question for Sunny! 👍 Like, 🔔 Subscribe, and share this episode to spread awareness for wildlife conservation. #tigerconservation #wildlifeindia #bigcats #asiaticlion

In this thought-provoking episode of Nature Talks, host Erfan Firouzi sits down with the extraordinary Dr. Ally Zlatar, acclaimed artist, scholar, and activist, to explore the powerful intersection of art, environmental justice, and mental health. Together, they unravel how creative expression can shape narratives around climate change, human rights, and ecological grief.💬 This episode delves deep into:• The role of art in environmental activism• Mental health and body politics in the climate crisis• Ally’s global initiatives like The Starving Artist and This Body of Mine• Erfan's reflections on youth advocacy, biodiversity, and hope for our planetThis episode is a raw, honest, and hopeful conversation about how storytelling, advocacy, and personal experience intertwine in the fight for a better world.🔗 Connect with Dr. Ally Zlatar:Instagram: @allyzlatarWebsite: https://allyz.cargo.siteTwitter/X: @AllyZlatar🌍 Hosted by Erfan Firouzi, award-winning environmentalist, founder of The Wildlife Focus, and passionate storyteller amplifying voices of change.📲 Follow Nature Talks for more inspiring conversations with changemakers shaping the future of our planet.

🔊 Welcome to EcoBuzz, the electrifying new series from Nature Talks! In this podcast, we dive into the wonders of our planet—biodiversity, conservation, sustainability, and the mind-blowing science behind nature’s secrets. 🌿🌎 Hosted by Erfan Firouzi and Katie Teodorczuk, EcoBuzz brings you expert insights, myth-busting conversations, and game-changing eco-hacks. From do trees really talk? 🌳 to how reintroducing wolves can heal ecosystems 🐺, we’re exploring it all! 📢 Subscribe now and be part of the movement. Follow us for behind-the-scenes content and exclusive updates! 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all streaming platforms!

Join host Erfan Firouzi in this extraordinary episode of Nature Talks as he shares his unforgettable experience meeting the legendary Dr. Jane Goodall. Through an interactive format, this episode brings Dr. Goodall’s inspiring words to life, weaving in her powerful Roots & Shoots speech alongside personal interactions, reflections, and a heartfelt gift exchange. From discussing hope, biodiversity, and conservation to honoring her lifelong dedication to protecting nature, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about the environment. Tune in and be inspired to take action—because where there is biodiversity, there is hope!

In this episode of "Nature Talks," Erfan Firouzi sits down with Dr. Juan, a passionate marine scientist and conservation pioneer, to explore pressing issues affecting our oceans today. Dr. Juan shares his extensive experience leading coral rehabilitation initiatives, conducting baseline surveys, and mapping habitats in marine protected areas. The discussion dives into the world of sea turtles in the UAE, the intricacies of coral reefs, and the pervasive issue of plastic pollution. Dr. Juan also talks about his groundbreaking work in establishing the world's largest field coral nursery and conceptualizing marine habitats for underwater resorts using artificial reef structures. He highlights the importance of public awareness, education, and the innovative technologies that can drive sustainable blue economy development. Tune in to hear about Dr. Juan's commitment to safeguarding ocean health through interdisciplinary collaboration, leadership, and a relentless passion for marine conservation. This episode offers valuable insights into how we can protect our marine ecosystems for future generations. #UAE #coralreef #seaturtles

Welcome to Nature Talks, where we dive deep into the world of biodiversity, conservation, and the natural wonders of our planet. Hosted by Erfan Firouzi, a passionate naturalist and award-winning storyteller, this podcast brings together experts, advocates, and enthusiasts from around the globe to explore pressing environmental issues, share inspiring stories, and discuss innovative solutions for a sustainable future. Each episode features engaging conversations with evolutionary biologists, conservationists, and other field experts, offering valuable insights and fostering a greater understanding of the intricate web of life. Whether you're a seasoned environmentalist or just starting your journey into nature conservation, Nature Talks provides thought-provoking content designed to educate, inspire, and empower you to make a positive impact on our planet. Join us as we unravel the stories behind our natural world and discover how we can all contribute to its preservation. Trailer Audio by Ellie Gouding - Our Planet Netflix

In this enlightening episode of the Nature Talks podcast, host Erfan Firouzi is joined by expert Dr. Andrej to explore the critical effects of pollution on elasmobranchs—sharks, rays, and skates. Discover how plastic pollution and chemical contaminants are influencing the health of these vital marine species, making them more susceptible to diseases. Join us as we dive deep into: - The significance of elasmobranchs in marine ecosystems - Real-life examples and research findings linking pollution to disease development - The interplay of pollutants with climate change and habitat degradation - The broader ecological consequences of disease outbreaks in elasmobranch populations - Conservation strategies informed by understanding pollution's impact - The role of policymakers in mitigating pollution effects - How you can contribute to reducing pollution and supporting marine life Gain insights into ongoing research, collaborative efforts, and educational outreach aimed at raising awareness and inspiring action. Listen to Andrej's personal experiences and success stories that bring hope for positive change. Join the movement to rewild the planet and live sustainably. Subscribe now and be part of the solution to protect elasmobranchs and marine ecosystems from pollution's harmful effects. 🔗 Explore further details (https://thewildlifefocus.com/) 📸 Follow my journey (  / erfanfirouzi  ) #NatureTalks #Podcast #MarineConservation #Elasmobranchs #Pollution #Biodiversity #SustainableLiving #WildlifeFocus #ErfanFirouzi

“Human beings are members of a whole
In the creation of one essence and soul
If one member is afflicted with pain
Other members uneasy will remain
If you have no sympathy for human pain
The name of human you cannot retain” _Saadi Shirazi

It is now up to us to save the planet, it is up to us to show our unique characteristics (humanity), and it is up to us to observe the flight of humanity!

WE ARE HUMANITY TOGETHER, LETS SHOW WE CAN CHANGE FOR THE BETTER, SO SAVE THE PLANET AND ALL LIFE WE SHARE IT WITH...

Welcome to Season 2 of Nature Talks Podcast! Let's join the conversation with Erfan Firouzi and Kelsey Prediger, where they talk all about Pangolins!  

The world’s most trafficked mammal. Today, little is known about the behaviors and habitats of this scaly, shy mammal.  

PCRF is focused on changing that. Their conservation efforts include active field research and study, working with partners to inform policy and conservation guidelines, and working within communities to raise awareness and prevent further harm.  

PCRF was founded to fill a gap in the conservation efforts of  pangolin with a focus on research informed conservation planning  and increased awareness. They work across boundaries to observe, to inform, and to protect pangolin.    

who is the founder of PCRF, Kelsey Prediger? 

Growing up on a lake immersed in nature, Kelsey developed a fiery passion for adventure and wildlife with the dream of one day working in conservation. In 2016 she moved to Namibia to work with carnivores but soon after she learned about the plight of the pangolin. She dedicated her research to learning more about this gentle creature and found her calling.  Today, pangolin conservation, research, and protection is her mission.  Kelsey is actively involved with several local projects whose goal is to raise awareness and educate local people while learning more about the ecology of these nocturnal and elusive creatures.  She is also helping to develop a base of scientific knowledge from which we can better establish guidelines to save this species from the horrendous wildlife trafficking trade.    

The Pangolin Conservation and Research Foundation (PCRF) was founded on the belief that without combined outreach, collaboration, scientific research and policy, conservation efforts would continue to fall short. Kelsey is committed to engaging the community to raise awareness to help protect pangolin on private and community owned land.  Her work to expand field research and develop strong policies is ground breaking.  Kelsey is the founder and executive director of PCRF.  She is also the Secretariat of the Namibian Pangolin Working Group.  Additionally, she leads the Pangolin Conservation and Research Project, a collaboration between PCRF and the Biodiversity Research Centre- Namibian University of Science and Technology.    

Learn More: https://www.pangolincrf.org/about-us/ #pangolin #podcast #africa

Welcome to Season 2 of Nature Talks Podcast!

 Let's join the conversation with Erfan Firouzi and Danielle Carnaha, where they talk all about Elephants! 

 Who is Danielle Carnahan? She is a conservationist, passionate about making a difference in our changing world. She grew up in Washington state and attended Washington State University (go cougs) where she got my bachelor’s degree in animal sciences with a minor in French. During college, she traveled to Thailand as a pre-veterinary student to work in a variety of veterinary and conservation environments. One of these included an elephant sanctuary during which time, she found herself falling more and more in love with these amazing pachyderms everyday and becoming incredibly passionate about their plight and exploitation in Thailand. This experience shaped her outlook on conservation as well as my future.  

After this experience she decided to apply to graduate school to get a master’s degree in conservation medicine. This grad program brought me to the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in Massachusetts and trained her in conservation methods while challenging her view of the world. This graduate program prepared her for a career in conservation and opened her mind and heart to so many conservation and social injustices that require more attention. Toward the end of graduate school she received funding to do research at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand, Boon Lott’s Elephant Sanctuary (BLES), This research brought her to the jungle for three months where she worked alongside some incredible conservationists and animals.  Since then she have spent time traveling in Nepal with the continued mission of improving the lives of captive elephants as an independent researcher. This has given her more insight into the industry and made me better equipped to spread her knowledge on this platform.  

 She believes that in order to conserve the planet and all the beautiful (and not so beautiful) species living here, education is critical.   

That why we are here on this nature talks podcast where we learn, education and experience the natural world to save it. Together, we can make change; everyone’s small steps make the difference!  #Elephants #AsianElephants #conservation

Welcome to another Nature Talks episode.  

 THIS NATURE TALKS WE ARE WITH SIAN! Based on Gili Trawangan Indonesia for 9 years and working hard to protect the ocean and island environment.  She loves to teach people how to conserve the natural environment and I'm an avid diver and scuba instructor. Teaching coral reef restoration and coral propagation are some of her favorite past times. 

 She loves to clean the beach and make a difference. She started the movement Debris Free Friday to encourage all tourists locals and guests to come together to clean up marine debris every Friday for social networking and educational opportunity.   

Website: https://giliecotrust.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giliecotrust/

  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Giliecotrust/

 Twitter: https://twitter.com/giliecotrust/ 

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSGS... 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gili... 

#Coral #blueplanet #oceans

Welcome to another Nature Talks episode. 

THIS NATURE TALKS WE ARE WITH AMY! AMY and Ella are the founders of a nonprofit charity organization that fights against plastic. 

"But this campaign isn’t just about us. This is our story, but now we want you, your friends, your family, everyone, to join a movement of people that are breaking their plastic habits and lobbying for change. After all, if we want change to happen, we have to make it happen."

Website:https://www.kidsagainstplastic.co.uk/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidsagainstplastic/

 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kidsagainstplastic/

Twitter:https://twitter.com/KidsVplastic

Welcome to another Nature Talks episode. THIS NATURE TALKS WE ARE WITH JOSHUA POWELL! Joshua Powell is a Conservation Biologist and National Geographic Explorer. His research is interested in how human society interacts with the natural world - and how we can utilise that interaction to help conserve biodiversity. ​ Josh is the Expedition Leader for Rangers Without Borders - Eurasia, a multi-disciplinary research study which, supported by National Geographic, has been assessing wildlife ranger livelihoods, poaching threat and anti-poaching capability, and opportunities for trans-boundary cooperation, across Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Rangers Without Borders - Eurasia most recently completed fieldwork in Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lithuania and Poland, in partnership with local scientists and researchers at the University of Oxford, UK, and the University of Central Florida, USA. ​ Originally from the UK, Josh completed his Masters at the University of Pennsylvania, in the USA, as a Thouron Award Scholar, before accepting a Churchill Fellowship (2017) to work on innovative ideas in island conservation in the South Pacific and the South Atlantic. ​ With a lifelong interest in politics, Josh is keen to utilise the capacity of political action to create real-world change for human society and the natural world. He was named a 'Leader of Tomorrow' in 2016 by the St. Gallen Symposium, in Switzerland, and in 2018 became a member of the Queen's Young Leaders community, representing the UK. Josh is one of the faces of #WWFVoices for WWF. Website: https://www.joshua-powell.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshuapowel... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joshuapowell... Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuapow...

Welcome to another Nature talks episode THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE WITH JACK & ERFAN FIROUZI! Jack, the Kid Conservationist, is a 10-year-old who loves the environment and all its inhabitants. He uses his YouTube channel to create fun, educational videos to inspire others to make positive changes for our world. Jack interviews experts in the field, such as Joel Sartore, a National Geographic photographer; Dr. Biruté Galdikas, the world's leading Orangutan reasearcher; and C-16 BioSciences, which is creating a palm oil alternative. He tours labs, zero waste markets, and more to showcase conservation and environmentally friendly work being done around the world. Jack is the Youth Ambassador for Orangutan Alliance and his goal is to see orangutans OFF the endangered species list. He works in many ways to educate others, while simultaneously learning everything he can in the field himself. Jack has presented locally at schools throughout New Hampshire, as well as at Zoos and Museums across the United States FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/kidconservationist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidconservationist/ Orangutan Alliance: https://orangutanalliance.org/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCck8Zgwd_XA1gTdSASaIKlg/videos

Welcome to another Nature talks episode  THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE  WITH KATIE & ERFAN FIROUZI! 

An academic award-winning evolutionary biologist studying the adaptations of Southern Ocean Penguins to extreme and rapidly changing environments as part of the 2020 NERC GW4+ DTP cohort. Expertise in areas such as population genetics, bioinformatics, data analysis, evolutionary ecology, and programming. Currently working on a multidisciplinary project with aspects of wildlife parasitology, climate change biology, and transcriptomics.

Ph.D. tutor at The Brilliant Club for the South-West region. Teaching maths and biology to students with the aim of widening access to university for students from underrepresented groups.

Follow Katie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_katieob_/​

Yesterday we celebrated an extraordinary #earthday #EarthDay2021 Everyday can be Earth day, our virtual event with Erfan Firouzi and Zayaan Qureshi was one unforgettable event!  We explored the importance of nature and biodiversity, while also going in extraordinary detail about the threats our planet faces and what we can do to save them!  We answered some common questions asked us and more, while getting some cool specimen up close for the audience/  Happy Earth day, make. Everyday an Earth Day  #earthdayeveryday #earthday🌎 #earthdaynetwork

Welcome to another Nature talks episode  THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE  WITH DR MARISA , ELLIE COLEMAN & ERFAN FIROUZI! The Crocodile Research Coalition (CRC) is a Belize-based nonprofit, established in January 2016, that seeks to preserve crocodiles and their environments throughout Central America and the Caribbean to ensure the long-term sustainability of biodiversity in the region.   Dr. Marisa Tellez is the Executive Director & Co-Founder of CRC  Elliee Coleman is a Community Ecology Intern at CRC  

 Follow CRC on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crocodilere...​

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 Follow CRC on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrocResCoal​ 

Subscribe to CRC YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoNO...

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Welcome to another Nature talks episode  THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE  WITH BENITO WAINWRIGHT & ERFAN FIROUZI! Benito is a PhD Evo Ecologist at university of bristol and in social media people know him as Benito Explains , he shares many information and facts about insects, butterflies, Biology and much more, it is truly a great and fun learning experience! 

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Welcome to another Nature talks episode  

THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE  WITH DILLON & ERFAN FIROUZI! 

DILLON is a Evolutionary Biologist and in social media people know him as Dillon biologist, he shares many information and facts about many difference subject related to evolution, nature and wildlife, it is truly a great and fun learning experience!

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Welcome to another Nature talks episode  

THIS NATURE TALK WE ARE  WITH ELLIE BALDON & ERFAN FIROUZI! Ellie Baldon is a Evolutionary Biologist and PhD candidate at Cambridge University

NATURE TALK WITH ADAM COOK & ERFAN FIROUZI!  

Adam is an Ecologist and he building a community of people who just want to #talkswild 🙊🗣

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Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light by a living organism. It is a form of chemiluminescence. Bioluminescence occurs widely in marine vertebrates and invertebrates, as well as in some fungi, microorganisms including some bioluminescent bacteria, and terrestrial arthropods such as fireflies. Animals can closely control when they light up by regulating their chemistry and bran processes depending on their immediate needs, whether its a meal or a mate. They can even choose the intensity and color of the lights. WATCH THIS EPISODE AS WE TAKE YOU BENEATH THE WAVES, FROM THE LAND TO THE DEEP SEA!! 😊🌍🌊