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Welcome to Voices of Wilderness, the WILD.org podcast where Jackie B., your host and fellow wilderness lover, discusses the environment, wildlife, and wilderness with experts in a down-to-earth non-expert way. Jackie’s a geek for nature facts and stories—scientific, cultural, educational you name it! While she’s not pretending to know everything (not even close), she’s here to bring her passion and the passion of others straight to you. Because let’s face it, it’s going to take all of us to figure out what’s really happening with our planet and how we can make a difference together.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
WILD.org hosts Voices of Wilderness, a business show with 66 episodes published.
Viviana Solange Yanez Gomez is the force behind 18,000 Trees in Ecuador, a country famous for its incredible biodiversity, cities, and landscapes. Although Viviana grew up surrounded by nature–hiking mountains and forest
Gwen Bridge is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation from Alberta, Canada, and works in consulting and support for Indigenous nations and their partners across North America. In today’s episode, Gwen joins us to talk a
Vivian Delgado is Joma and Tiwa. Her mother’s people are from Taos territory, which spans Northern New Mexico into Colorado, where Vivian currently lives. She has an academic background in Indigenous studies and is doing
Fátima Gigante is the Program Coordinator at CoalitionWILD. She began as a volunteer leading the Global Mentorship Program and now also manages the Accelerator Program—CoalitionWILD’s two flagship initiatives. With mento
Anja Fjellgren Walkeapää is a reindeer herder in the southern part of the Swedish side of Sápmi. Her reindeer graze in a herding community called Mittådalen Mittahduhlen, and with a master’s degree in forestry, Anja has
Is everything we know about wildlife rooted in science—or is it shaped by cultural beliefs? What role does culture actually play in the disappearance of species? Sometimes, how we act toward animals is guided not just by
A humanitarian and ecological crisis is rapidly unfolding in the southeastern lowlands of Kenya, in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro. Over 200 Indigenous families are facing eviction from ancestral lands they have lived o
Todd likes to focus on three main ideas that many of us in this community are well acquainted with, and yet rarely stop to unpack them. First: wild places. Second: rewilding. And third: how to prevent ‘de-wilding’ or the
Maggie Dewane set out to travel across all 50 states of the U.S., capturing the essence of each one through poetry, specifically haikus, and she did all of this for nature. For a while, climate change could feel like a d
Looking back, it’s hard to find a time when humans weren’t part of the natural landscape. We’ve shaped the land for millennia, and conversely, the land has shaped us - yet, we often talk about nature as something separat
Today, we’re bringing you into the heart of our latest journey—one that began at the 12th World Wilderness Congress and is now heading to the IUCN World Conservation Congress in October of this year, 2025, in Abu Dhabi.
Jenny Dallan, a young environmental professional, works for Ontario Parks, coordinating school programs across the province. Don Carruthers Den Hoed works at the University of British Columbia, where he leads the Canadia
Everything began with a plan by U.S. fossil fuel companies in Texas to export natural gas to the vast markets of China. But instead of building expensive infrastructure through the U.S., developers looked south, proposin
Picture this: a vast, untouched wilderness stretching across the horizon–a land so pristine it feels like it’s been frozen in time. It’s almost hard to put words to such a place, it’s truly like another planet. This wild
A UNESCO World Heritage site in the Indian Ocean and home to over 400 endemic species, the Aldabra Atoll, is on the brink of destruction. A proposed luxury development has threatened its fragile ecosystem, and despite sc
Global conservation policy can feel complex: What are these big events, and why do they matter? COPs, Conventions of Parties, and member-only congresses—these spaces can seem intimidating, filled with jargon, fancy terms
Wilderness seems like an innate, normal, natural concept. ‘Wilderness is the story of the planet.’ That’s what Chad Dawson, today’s guest, says at least. Wilderness is also the story of humanity. Yet, here we are, forget
The world is hurting. People are hurting. We see it every day, all around us. It’s almost inescapable in the news. Ancestral knowledge is fading because of modern ways of life. But within these wounds, there is healing—a
Einstein stated, "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." This idea came to Jackie's mind during her conversation with the ever awesome Dan Wildcat at WILD12. He talks about "th
How can Indigenous communities be better supported in addressing wildlife diseases? This question has inspired Avery’s work. Avery, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, is working to bring together veterinary science and In
Viviana Solange Yanez Gomez
18000 Trees in Ecuador
1 appearance on this show
Gwen Bridge
Saddle Lake Cree Nation
1 appearance on this show
Fátima Gigante
CoalitionWILD
1 appearance on this show
Don Carruthers Den Hoed
University of British Columbia
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Dallan
Ontario Parks
1 appearance on this show
Celina Chien
Overstories
1 appearance on this show
Avery Tilley
Cherokee Nation
1 appearance on this show
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