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Resilience Tracks is a podcast featuring the next generation of conservation and environmental leaders. From photo journalists to AI data scientists, we dig into the struggles and triumphs that come along with this field, and how we can act on global and local scales to build a more resilient future.
Unknown Host hosts Resilience Tracks, a science show with 14 episodes published.
Eleanor is a Masters of Research student for endangered species recovery and conservation with experience in animal husbandry, animal behaviour research, social science research, and science communication. During her TNC
Ahmad Adnan is a final-year social work student and Founder of MarSow (Marine Social Work), a founder-led grassroots initiative established in 2025 to connect professional social work with marine conservation in Sri Lank
Naomi Sanga studied business, with no idea that climate and conservation would be in her future. When she came across the NGS/TNC Externship program, she took her chances and since then has committed to using her backgro
Francesco Saretto, by day, is a PhD student studying climate risk management with a focus on coastal Bangladesh, but will the help of seed funding after the NGS/TNC externship, he created the documentary Raízes Sem Terra
Siena Inaba is the Program Operations Specialist for National Geographic Society’s Pristine Seas, whose work ranges from outfitting a deep-sea submersible to coordinating logistics like getting boxed jellyfish anti-venom
Noveera is a master’s student in environmental science in Pakistan who has worked on human-carnivore conflict, glacial modelling, geological identifications, and more. Having worked in both NGOs and governmental agencies
Giulia Hettwer is a master’s student in marine biology. In today’s episode, Giulia shares her experience with underwater field research. Along the way, she debunks the popular belief that sharks are dangerous, explaining
Rabita Rahman is an environmental science student from Bangladesh working with mangroves to combat encroaching salinity and typhoons in the South Coast region of Bangladesh. Working across multiple environmental organiza
Trinity Wildenstein grew up on Utila island, scuba and freediving amongst the corals.Like many islands, water is an inseparable part of Utila’s identity, but Trinity was surprised to find that the island actually had a h
Nardi de la Torre Proaño is a biologist from Ecuador with a focus on coastal ecosystems and conservation. Nadi discusses her work with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and Darwin 200, emphasizing the importanc
Viktor is a PhD student researching AI applications in ecology, environmental monitoring, and nature conservation. His work has ranged from AI-based analysis of coral reef structures, facial analysis of seals, and reduci
Ona Santisteban Uribarri is an EU Young Ocean Advocate and Ocean Protection Ambassador. After completing the NGS+TNC Externship, Ona has been busy fighting for youth representation in marine policy and protection plans.
In this episode, acclaimed documentary photographer Pubarun Basu, Sony Youth Photographer of the Year and Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia honoree, joins us to explore the ethics of photojournalism and street photography. We disc
For the official launch of Resilience Tracks , host Innocent Graph Phiri sits down with wildlife documentarian and podcast creator, Stephanie Froebel , to trace the roots of this new conservation-focused series. Stephani
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Resilience Tracks is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under science (natural) and has published 14 episodes.
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