Hosted by The Echo · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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One Wild World is a podcast featuring animal experts and the valuable work they do with animals. Each season will give you a front row seat for our conversations with scientists, wildlife rehabilitators, rangers, educators, and more! You'll hear all about the unique ways that humans interact with animals, how they interact with each other, and the wonderful things we can learn from those interactions. Every episode also has concrete ways for you to support the people and places who work with animals! ~ One Wild World is hosted by Matthew Juneau, President & Founder of The Echo, a 501c3 nonprofit on a mission to educate the public about animals. Visit TheEchoFilm.com for more information about our work.
The Echo hosts One Wild World: A Podcast About Animals, a science show with 26 episodes published.
How do you help animals through policy? In this episode of One Wild World, Julie Watson, the Killer Whale Policy Lead at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, shares her journey into conservation and her crucial wo
Forget the magnifying glass - these detectives have a nose for trouble! In this episode of One Wild World, USDA-certified detection dog handler Marlee Monahan shares her unique work in protecting Hawaii from the invasive
A pinch of science, a splash of art, and a dash of education… Perfect! In this episode of One Wild World, artist-biologist Dominique Montano shares her unique journey of blending art and science to communicate complex id
What can koalas tell us about Australia’s ancient history? In this episode of One Wild World, Dr. Danielle Clode, a nature writer and zoologist, takes us on an enlightening journey into the world of koalas. She debunks c
If you could ask a whale shark one question, what would it be? In this episode of One Wild World, we dive into the vibrant underwater world of The Maldives with marine biologist, photographer, and scuba instructor Oscar
From the sewers comes a savior! In this episode of One Wild World, we talk with Dr. Isabelle Szott, a former behavioral research scientist at APOPO - the groundbreaking organization that trains African giant pouched rats
The journey of tarantulas to find love… A bee scaring away an elephant… Are these facts or fiction? In this episode of One Wild World, we explore the fascinating and often misunderstood world of invertebrates with Butter
Is your dog actually showing guilt when they know they’ve upset you? In this episode of One Wild World, Dr. Marc Bekoff, Professor Emeritus of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado Boulder, explore
Why did the chicken cross the road? In this episode of One Wild World, conservation journalist & author Ben Goldfarb delves into the fascinating world of road ecology, exploring the profound effects that our transportati
What would you give up before giving away your pet? In this episode of One Wild World, Executive Director Katrina Weschler & Medical Director Dr. Hillary Wheeler of The Street Dog Coalition discuss their mission to provi
How would you take care of a Sea Otter? In this episode of One Wild World, we meet Melanie Oerter, the curator of mammals at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Melanie recounts her path from a childhood passion for animals all t
How do we study wildlife in extreme environments? The premiere of One Wild World Season 2 features a conversation with Joel Berger, a prominent wildlife conservation expert & advocate. In this conversation, Joel provides
Join Matthew & Mike for the season finale of One Wild World! Listen to a few of their favorite moments from this season, behind the scenes stories, even hear from fans! Be sure to subscribe to be notified when Season 2 d
You might have more in common with a lizard than you think! Join Kate Boyd, President of the Northern Colorado Herpetological Society, to explore the wonder of reptiles & amphibians. Learn about their intelligence, how t
Blink and you just may miss it! In this episode we meet the director of the CSU Bug Zoo, Maia Holmes. She shares with us her knowledge of how we benefit from all types of bugs (even mosquitoes!), as well as the differenc
Whether it's the smallest kestrel or the largest eagle, an injured bird deserves to be cared for. That's where licensed wildlife rehabilitator Emily Davenport comes to the rescue! As the founder of Rocky Mountain Wildlif
Bandicoots, Quolls, and Tasmanian Devils, oh my! With his numerous conservation stories straight from the bush, listen to Rory Francis of Aussie Ark talk about how Australian rangers protect wildlife from extinction in a
Having nearby natural areas brings many benefits to humans and wildlife alike. Do you have enough green spaces and natural areas in your community? Find out more about all the resources that natural areas could provide f
A lot of people fear snakes and other reptiles, but is there any good reason for it? Find out the answer to this and other questions about reptiles and carnivorous plants, in this enlightening conversation with Hawken Ca
Where do you draw the line between a wolf and a dog? That line may be a bit blurrier than you think! Explore the nuances of wolf-dogs through our conversation with Keith Laposh, Rescue Coordinator and Volunteer at W.O.L.
Danielle Clode
nature writer and zoologist
1 appearance on this show
Marc Bekoff
professor emeritus of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology · University of Colorado, Boulder
1 appearance on this show
Ben Goldfarb
environmental journalist and author
1 appearance on this show
Mike Davis
Head of School · Fairmont State University
1 appearance on this show
Kate Boyd
President · Northern Colorado Herpetological Society
1 appearance on this show
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