최고 Conservation. Science 팟캐스트 (2024)

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176: Invasive Ants Impact Lion Predation on Zebras, with Adam T. Ford 51:59

4d ago51:59

51:59

The paper that we discuss in this episode describes how an invasive species of ants disrupts lion hunting behaviour. There are also acacia trees, elephants, zebras and buffalos involved in the whole chain of interactions between species. To talk about this incredibly interesting research I invited an Associate Professor, Adam Ford, Canada Research …

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Building Bridges Between Science and Policy: The Angel Shark Conservation Project 1:06:46

12d ago1:06:46

1:06:46

On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, conservation biologist Eva Myers discusses her work with the Angel Shark Conservation Project and Network. Discover how Eva built a network to study angel sharks in the Canary Islands, highlighting the communication and effort involved. Dive into the evolution of shark science from the early 1900s to the …

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175: SOTKA Wetlands with Veli-Matti Pekkarinen and Heikki Helle 58:54

19d ago58:54

58:54

Finnish SOTKA is a large-scale habitat restoration project and a part of a larger Helmi Habitats Programme aimed at restoring Finland’s biodiversity. It is run by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Ministry of the Environment. SOTKA’s objective is large-scale habitat restoration through wetlands rehabilitation, restoration of mires an…

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The Changing Dynamics of White Shark Populations in South Africa 1:13:56

26d ago1:13:56

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, special guest Alison Towner discusses her career studying great white sharks in South Africa. The conversation delves into her journey from the UK to South Africa, her research on orcas impacting great white populations, and the evolution of shark science over the years. Tune in to learn about Alison's fa…

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174: Not A Conservationist 11:01

1M ago11:01

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Many people claim they are conservationists. But are they really? Inspired by your comments and some discussions that I had in the past, I decided to talk about this subject. This episode was recorded outdoors, on the beautiful Irish coast of county Kerry. So, don’t be surprised to hear chough calling in the background or some occasional gusts of w…

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173: The Last Keeper with Tom Opre 1:23:06

1M ago1:23:06

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I have been waiting for Tom Opre’s new film “The Last Keeper” since I learned in July 2022 that he and his team are working on it. Well, the wait was over for me at the beginning of February 2024, as I was the only person in Ireland to screen the film. The wait will soon be over for you as well since the film premieres in mid-April in Edinburgh. Wh…

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Shark Science and Poetry: A Conversation with Maria Cristina Oddone 1:01:11

1M ago1:01:11

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Today on the Beyond Jaws podcast, Maria Cristina Oddone from Brazil shares her research on sharks and rays. Dive into the cellular level of shark science with her fascinating work. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as they explore the evolution of shark science from the early days of fear and curiosity to the diverse fields within the fie…

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Behind the Lens: Creating a Shark Conservation Documentary 49:51

2M ago49:51

49:51

In this episode, we hear from Ava Domenicelli, an intern at Dr. Lowe's Shark Lab, who created a successful 15-minute documentary about sharks with over 6,000 views on YouTube. She shares her journey, from the inception of the documentary to the challenges and successes she encountered along the way. Tune in to discover how she brought her story to …

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172: Antidote to Screen Addiction with Emanuel Rose 46:35

2M ago46:35

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This episode is slightly different than usual when it comes to its subject. However, working with technology by day and creating digital content by night, I spend substantial time thinking about and grappling with this subject. So when I learned that a long-term supporter and a friend of the podcast, Emanuel Rose, wrote a book about it, I decided t…

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171: Rewilding with Steve Carver 51:51

2M ago51:51

51:51

It has been a considerable time since the last time we spoke about rewilding on the podcast. I feel that the discussion around the practice as well as understanding of the term has moved on in the last three to four years. So, I decided to get an update on the state of rewilding. To do so, I invited the Director of the Wildland Research Institute a…

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From Mountains to Oceans: Dr. Lauren Meyer's Adventure in Shark Science 1:09:53

2M ago1:09:53

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Lauren Meyer from Flinders University discusses her research on iconic megafauna like great white sharks and cuttlefish, exploring trophic levels, food webs, and surprising diet preferences of tiger sharks. Delve into the evolution of shark science, from early perceptions to the impact of movies like Jaws…

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From Spain to NOAA: The Journey of a Shark Scientist 1:10:42

2M ago1:10:42

1:10:42

Join us on this episode of Beyond Jaws as we chat with Enric Cortes, a retired shark scientist from NOAA Fisheries. Discover his fascinating career spanning 25 years and learn about his plans for retirement. Tune in to explore the evolution of shark science and the diverse fields within the industry. Don't miss out on this insightful episode sheddi…

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170: EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030 with Frank Vassen 55:14

3M ago55:14

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Currently, a lot is going on in the European Union concerning regulations that can impact nature and nature restoration. To get a better understanding of the current state of nature in the European Union and the future of nature conservation and restoration I talk with Frank Vassen. Frank works in the Nature Unit in the General Directorate for the …

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Beyond Jaws - The Super Bowl Edition 41:07

3M ago41:07

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Dave and Andrew talk about the big game because this is what they have been talking about all season in between recording episodes on shark science and conservation. Andrew is a huge 49er fan and Dave grew up in the Bay area so both of them are rooting for the 49ers to win. Hear them speak about the Super Bowl before the game and after the devastat…

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169: Species Reintroductions 30:20

3M ago30:20

30:20

Species reintroductions, often in the context of rewilding, is a topic that we frequently discuss on this podcast. It is also fiercely debated on social media. I have been asked more than once about my views and opinions on this topic. Do I support species reintroductions? Well, it depends. In this episode, I’m going to break down my take on specie…

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168: Coexistence with Wolves in Estonia with Helen Arusoo 57:29

3M ago57:29

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On my podcast, we talk a lot about coexistence with large carnivores and the challenges it poses. Some of those challenges might seem insurmountable to some. To shed some light on overcoming these hurdles, I contacted Helen Arusoo, an Estonian nature journalist and the leader of the National Animal Working Group. In this conversation, we talk about…

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Career Insights and Inspiring Stories from Marine Biologist John O'Sullivan 1:01:15

3M ago1:01:15

1:01:15

Andrew Lewin and co-host Dr. David Ebert interview John O'Sullivan, the director of collections at Monterey Bay Aquarium. John shares fascinating stories about his career, including collecting animals and creating exhibits at the aquarium. The episode explores the evolution of shark science, from early perceptions of sharks as dangerous to the grow…

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167: Conservation Detection Dogs with Caroline Finlay 49:49

3M ago49:49

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When we talk about dogs and conservation, it is usually in the context of wildlife disturbances caused by pet dogs and their inconsiderate owners. However, a specially trained dog can be an invaluable asset in conservation projects that require searches or detection. The subjects can vary from searching and finding carcasses to detecting nests and …

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The Loss of a flatshark - Lost Sharks: species gone due to fishing pressures 40:18

3M ago40:18

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Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert discuss the extinction of the Java Stingray and its implications for other flat shark species. They delve into the history of shark science, from the public's initial fear and curiosity to the growth of the field and the diverse areas of research within it. With guest Julia, they explore the importance of understand…

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From Marine Mammals to Sharks: Dr. Joanna Alfaro-Shigeto's Journey in Conservation 1:06:20

4M ago1:06:20

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Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert interview Dr. Joanna Alfaro-Shigeto, a renowned marine biologist from Peru. Dr. Alfaro-Shigeto shares her expertise in various areas of marine biology, including shark science, shark conservation, marine mammals, sea turtles, and sea otters. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the world of marine science and …

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Jessica Harris — High Elevation Pines and Nature as a Safe Space 49:37

4M ago49:37

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Jessica Harris, a graduate student in the Department of Ecology at Montana State University, discusses her time growing up in Michigan, mentors, women in conservation science, and her research on high-elevation pines.저자 Andrea Litt

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166: Conservation and Science in 2024 - Housekeeping 53:37

4M ago53:37

53:37

The new year has just started and I’m quick to treat you to yet another episode of the Conservation and Science podcast. Since it is this early in the year, it’s a good opportunity to give you an update about my plans for 2024 and what you can expect from the podcast. Listen to find out about changes to the episode release schedule, my writing and …

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165: Flicker in the Water with Bob Gonzalez 49:37

4M ago49:37

49:37

A Flicker in the Water is a book about fishing I wish someone had written a long time ago. I gotta admit that due to its small size, I initially underestimated it. However, as I started reading it, I was immediately drawn to the series of fishing stories and captivated by original, real-life photos. In fact, reading this book was so pleasurable tha…

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From PhD to Beyond: Jalen's Journey Into Studying Flatsharks and What's Next 1:09:48

5M ago1:09:48

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, we talk to Jaelyn Myers, a PhD student from Australia who started her graduate work during the COVID-19 pandemic. She shares the challenges she faced and discusses her science communication work with Stingrays. We also delve into the reasons behind her science communication efforts, her Instagram account,…

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164: Shotgun Conservationist with Brant MacDuff 1:15:55

5M ago1:15:55

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The story of Brant MacDuff, the author of the book under the title “The Shotgun Conservationist: Why Environmentalists Should Love Hunting” is in many ways similar to mine. We were both born and raised in the city without any contact or access to hunting. We overcame not insignificant obstacles to get into hunting later in life and both of us decid…

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Unveiling the Secrets of Isla de Plata's Manta Ray Population 1:01:32

5M ago1:01:32

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-hosts Andrew and Dr. David Ebert interview Michel Guerrero, the founder of Project Mantas Ecuador and Fundacion Megafona Marina del Ecuador. They discuss Michel's career and his discovery of one of the largest populations of manta rays in the world, right in his own backyard in Ecuador. The episode exp…

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163: The EU Review of Wolf Protection Status 1:23:05

5M ago1:23:05

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The European Commission is deliberating on lowering the protection status of wolves in the EU. It seems like this decision has been taken after the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen’s pony was killed by wolves. Is this really the reason for what many have dubbed “a new European wolf hunt”? To unpack this issue I talked to environm…

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Exploring the Diversity of Fields within Shark Science 1:17:02

6M ago1:17:02

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On this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Dr. Charlie Huveneers joins as a guest to discuss his career studying the Wabbegon sharks. The hosts express their excitement about this unique shark and the interesting conversation that follows. They delve into the growth of shark science, from the limited knowledge in the early 1900s to the diverse fie…

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162: Sheep, Soil and Biodiversity with Suzanna Crampton 1:30:24

6M ago1:30:24

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The impact of farming on nature is one of the most contested subjects. The negative impact on biodiversity and soil health is juxtaposed with food security and benefits to certain species of wildlife. But does it have to be one or the other? Join me for the conversation with Suzanna Crampton who is one of the most recognisable figures in Irish agri…

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Exploring the World of Sharks: Behind the Scenes with Underwater Cinematographer Andy Casagrande 1:08:28

6M ago1:08:28

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In this episode of Beyond Jaws, we have the pleasure of speaking with award-winning cinematographer Andy Casagrande. With over 100 episodes of Shark Week under his belt, Andy is a true expert in underwater cinematography. He has won two Emmy Awards for his wildlife cinematography and has worked with top networks such as National Geographic, BBC, an…

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161: Archery Insights with Jim Clark 1:01:30

6M ago1:01:30

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This episode is a real treat for all those who are interested in bowhunting, bowhunting culture and the ethics of bowhunting compared to rifle hunting. Everything sprinkled with a healthy dose of hunting stories. — It feels like I’m one of the only very few who talks about bowhunting with European listeners in mind. Indeed, I would like to see hunt…

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160: Safari Club International with Ben Cassidy 57:34

7M ago57:34

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Today, we continue the exploration of the public perception of hunting, the issue of social license to hunt and some current topics related to hunting. Certain issues such as the use of lead in hunting ammunition or the attempts to ban the import of certain animal parts, aka trophy import ban, often hit the headlines. And there is no better person …

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Interview with Dean Grubbs on his new book: The Lives of Sharks 33:30

7M ago33:30

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert discuss their love for books and introduce a book called "The Lives of Sharks" by Daniel Abel and Dr. Dean Grubbs. They invite Dean onto the show to discuss the book, its unique approach, and what sets it apart from other shark books. The hosts also explore the hi…

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From Coral Reefs to Sharks: Nick Dulvy's Journey - Part 2 39:14

7M ago39:14

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert continue their interview with shark scientist Nick Dulvy. They discuss Dulvy's work with the IUCN Red List and his transition from studying coral reefs to focusing on sharks at Simon Fraser University. The episode explores the growth of shark science and public in…

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159: Polar Bears in a Warming World with Andrew Derocher 1:04:57

7M ago1:04:57

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This episode will answer all your questions about polar bears — including those you didn’t know you had. Our guest is Professor Andrew Derocher from the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta who specialises in ecology, conservation, and management of large Arctic mammals with a particular focus on polar bears. The subjects …

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From Northern Ireland to Fiji: The Journey of Dr. Nick Dulvy 1:03:30

7M ago1:03:30

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In this exciting two-part episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Dr. Nick Dulvy joins the hosts to discuss his extensive knowledge of sharks, dogfish, skates, and coral reef research. The episode explores the evolution of shark science, from the early days when people only knew that sharks could bite, to the growth of the field and the diverse areas o…

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158: Wildlife In The Balance with Simon Mustoe 1:05:18

8M ago1:05:18

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In his book, “Wildlife in The Balance”, expert ecologist Simon Mustoe lays out the case for animals being the most important ingredient of the ecosystem. He outlines the critical importance of keeping the planet’s energy inputs and outputs in balance and the role animals play in ensuring this balance. This connection of ecology with physics is one …

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From Scientist to Shark Science Illustrator: Lindsay's Journey 1:10:30

8M ago1:10:30

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Dr. Lindsay Marshall shares her journey of becoming a shark science illustrator. Her illustrations are not only scientifically accurate but also incredibly detailed and captivating. From sharks and rays to leafy sea dragons, her artwork showcases a wide range of marine creatures. Dr. Marshall discusses ho…

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157: Is The Red Wolf a Real Species? Conversation with Peter Brewitt 59:13

8M ago59:13

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In our conversation with Peter Brewitt from the University of California, Santa Cruz (currently the University of Cumbria) we dive into the history of the species as we know it, and their current conservation status and distribution. We discuss the genetic diversity of canids on the American continent, and why attempts to recover red wolves might b…

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Making Shark TV Programs To Help Your Shark Research Organization with Dr. Tristan Guttridge 1:15:16

8M ago1:15:16

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert interview Dr. Tristan Guttridge, a shark researcher and one of the people in charge of Saving the Blue. Dr. Guttridge has been featured multiple times on Shark Week and shares insights on working with production companies, starting your own organization in shark rese…

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156: Save Blackswarth Road Wood with Phil Sturgeon 1:02:07

9M ago1:02:07

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Some things are so tiny yet so central that they matter more than giant things elsewhere. This is a paraphrased message I got from Phil Sturgeon, an ex-techie and founder of Protect Earth charity, who dedicated his life to woodland creation and restoration. As it turns out, Phil is running a fundraiser to buy five acres of mature woodland in Crew's…

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Exploring the World of Sharks with Ray Troll NEW BOOK ALERT 42:41

9M ago42:41

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, hosts Andrew and Dr. David Ebert introduce guest Ray Troll, who is launching a book of sharks and other ocean species art through Kickstarter (link below). They discuss the purpose and audience for the book. The episode also touches on the history of shark science, from early perceptions of sharks as dang…

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How to Land a High-Level Conservation Position Without a PhD 1:06:32

9M ago1:06:32

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, Luke Warwick, the director of the Sharks and Rays program at the Wildlife Conservation Society, shares his journey to becoming a director without having a Ph.D. He explains why he chose policy over research and discusses the growth of the shark science field. Join hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert as…

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155: Sixgill Sharks and Flapper Skates with Patrick Collins 53:10

9M ago53:10

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The sixgill shark (Hexanchus griseus) is the largest of the Hexanchiformes order of sharks, the most primitive living sharks, sometimes called “fossil sharks”. The sixgill, sometimes known as the blunt nose sixgill or cow shark, can grow to over 6 metres (20 feet) in length and weigh over a tonne. What’s interesting is that in Ireland one can catch…

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Behind the Scenes of Shark Week with famed producer, Jeff Kurr 1:16:34

9M ago1:16:34

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, host Andrew Lewin and co-host Dr. David Ebert interview Jeff Kurr, a filmmaker, producer, director, and talent for 33 years on Shark Week. Jeff shares his experiences working on the Air Jaws franchise within Shark Week and discusses the first episode of Air Jaws. He also talks about how he became a cinema…

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154: Hunting Europe: The Present and Future with David Scallan 1:12:53

9M ago1:12:53

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It was my great pleasure to once again welcome to my show Dr David Scallan, the Secretary General of the European Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FACE). It has been over three years since the last time we spoke on the podcast. So I felt that it was high time to talk with David again as there is a lot going on for hunters and hunting organi…

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Exploring the Stories Behind Dr. Greg Skomel's Book on Shark Science called "Chasing Shadows: My Life Tracking The Great White Shark" 40:18

10M ago40:18

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In this special bonus episode, hosts Dr. David Ebert and Andrew Lewin interview Dr. Greg Skomel, author of a new book called "Chasing Shadows: My Life Tracking The Great White Shark" which offers a unique perspective on shark science. Dr. Skomel shares his motivations for writing the book and discusses some of the fascinating stories from his caree…

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Exploring the Wild Journey of Joe Romeiro: A Shark Week Adventure 1:11:40

10M ago1:11:40

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In this episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, underwater videographer and photographer Joe Romeiro joins Dr. David Ebert and Andrew Lewin to talk about his career and experiences working in the field. He shares insights into his work for Shark Week and various productions, including his collaborations with celebrities (Will Smith, Rob Gronkowski, and…

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153: Do You Believe in Climate Change? 19:03

10M ago19:03

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This episode is slightly different from the usual format. It is a solo episode, so no guest today. I decided to record it because of a few bothersome messages I have received recently regarding climate change. But don’t worry, I will not repeat all the same information you get bombarded with on social media. And I will not reference any research or…

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Celebrating Shark Research and Education with James Lea and Save Our Seas 1:09:55

10M ago1:09:55

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In this 50th episode of the Beyond Jaws podcast, co-hosts Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the Save Our Seas Foundation with special guest James Lea, the foundation's executive director. The episode takes a look at the history of shark science, from the early days when all people knew about sharks was that they …

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