Biodiversity Impact

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Hello and welcome to the Biodiversity Imapact Podcast, where we explore the journeys of scientists, sustainability experts, entrepreneurs, creators and others who are working towards a more nature-positive future for people, planet and profit.
Thanks again for listening, and I’ll catch you in the next one!

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View fullsize Episode 8 of the Biodiversity Impact Podcast is now available! I speak with Melika Baghooee, a PhD fellow at the intersection of AI, computer vision, and ecology. She shares her journey from biosystems engineering to insect biodiversity research and
View fullsize This episode features Dr Ivón Hassel, founder of ®StoryBranch, an initiative combining science, art and education to bring the magic of nature to life. Ivón shares her background, from growing up in northern Argentina surrounded by
View fullsize In this episode, I speak with Associate Professor Dr. Fiffy Saikim, Director of the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation at Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Fiffy shares her journey from aquatic resource management into ecotourism and conservati
View fullsize Recorded at Borneo’s Danum Valley field station, this episode features Dr Caroline Dingle, an evolutionary ecologist and programme coordinator at Capilano University in Vancouver, Canada. Caroline shares her research into how environments shape
View fullsize Episode 5 of the Biodiversity Impact Podcast is now available! Recorded at Borneo’s Danum Valley field station, this episode features Dr. Anna Goldman, a Naturalist and Biodiversity Scientist currently working as the lead natural history museum
View fullsize Recorded at Borneo’s Danum Valley field station, this episode features Dr. Martha Ledger, an Earth Observation Scientist and postdoctoral fellow at the University of Hong Kong. From a childhood fascination with maps to detecting penguin colonie
View fullsize In this episode, I speak with global change and tropical conservation biologist Professor Tim Bonebrake, recorded in the primary tropical rainforest at Danum Valley Conservation Area, Malaysian Borneo. Now Director of the School of Biological Science
View fullsize The first interview episode of the Biodiversity Impact Podcast is now available! Dr Julio A Díaz, marine biologist and taxonomist at Uppsala University’s Museum of Evolution, talks about his work on sponge taxonomy, how he came to it, w
View fullsize Introducing Biodiversity Impact - a podcast about people, planet & profit with Dr Fevziye Hasan! Link in bio.
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