Jul 28, 202642 minS1
In this episode, we speak with big cat conservationist Dr Luke Hunter about the first I UCN Green Status of Species Assessment for the tiger . While the IUCN Red List measures a species' risk of extinction, the Green...
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WildCats Pawcast
Hosted by WildCats Conservation Alliance · science · EN
About this Podcast:
Welcome to "WildCats Pawcast," the podcast show created by WildCats Conservation Alliance which is dedicated to the preservation of two majestic and endangered big cat species - wild tigers and Amur leopards. Join our host, Amy van Gelder, as she embarks on an inspiring journey to raise awareness about the critical issues threatening these magnificent creatures and their habitats.In each captivating episode, "WildCats Pawcast" takes you on an immersive exploration into the world of tiger and Amur leopard conservation. From remote rainforests to vast grasslands, each habitat poses unique challenges to the survival of wild tigers and Amur leopards. Joined by global experts, our show delves deep into the threats they face, from poaching and habitat loss to human-wildlife conflict and climate change. We also examine the multifaceted strategies and innovative solutions being implemented to safeguard the future of these beautiful big cats."WildCats Pawcast" not only educates but also emp
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What is WildCats Pawcast about?
Welcome to "WildCats Pawcast," the podcast show created by WildCats Conservation Alliance which is dedicated to the preservation of two majestic and endangered big cat species - wild tigers and Amur leopards. Join our host, Amy van Gelder, as she embarks on an inspiring journey to raise awareness about the critical issues threatening these magnificent creatures and their habitats.
Who hosts WildCats Pawcast?
WildCats Pawcast is hosted by WildCats Conservation Alliance. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
What has WildCats Pawcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Is tiger conservation working? The IUCN Green Status Assessment" (28 July 2026, 42 minutes), "Can Tigers Be Climate Refugees Too?" (17 November 2025, 42 minutes), and "Bridging the Digital Divide: World Wildlife Day 2024 Special" (3 March 2024, 13 minutes).
How often does WildCats Pawcast publish?
WildCats Pawcast publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 13 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on WildCats Pawcast?
Booking probability for WildCats Pawcast is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. WildCats Pawcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. WildCats Pawcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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WildCats Conservation Alliance hosts WildCats Pawcast, a science podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Episode #12
Can Tigers Be Climate Refugees Too?
Nov 17, 202542 minS1<p >In this episode of WildCats Pawcast, we ask: Can tigers be climate refugees too?</p> <p >We head to the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest and one of the most climate-vulnerable places on Earth, to...
Mar 3, 202413 minS2<p>Join us this World Wildlife Day as we delve into the cutting-edge realm of digital innovation in wildlife conservation! In this special episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Lydia Katsis, Senior Technical...
Feb 10, 202419 minS2<p >In this episode, we're celebrating Women and Girls in Science! Join us as we discuss how the exclusion of women from knowledge production hampers our ability to address global challenges like biodiversity loss...
May 3, 202319 minS2<p >In this episode, we will be discussing what historical records of Amur leopards in Seoul, Korea, at the end of the 19th century, can tell us about the future of large carnivores in major urban centers with a high...
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Dec 8, 202243 minS1<p>The construction and expansion of roads and railways fragment wild spaces and have direct and indirect impacts on ecosystem integrity and the persistence of species, especially in areas of high biodiversity...
Sep 20, 202216 minS1<p>While we are all too familiar with the catastrophic footprint fossil fuels have left on the environment and our health less is known about some of the impacts of renewables on our wild spaces and biodiversity.</p>...
Episode #6
How do you shoot a tiger? With a camera!
Aug 19, 202228 minS1<p>This month we're bringing you a special episode of WildCats Pawcast in celebration of World Photography Day. If you're an aspiring wildlife photographer or just want to learn more from behind the lens this episode...
Jul 29, 202218 minS1<p>Welcome back to episode 5 of WildCats Pawcast brought to you by the WildCats Conservation Alliance and hosted by Amy van Gelder.</p> <p>To celebrate Global Tiger Day on the 29th of July, we recruited some inquisitive...
May 16, 202246 minS1<p>Just like many other conservation issues, the illegal wildlife trade originates from the actions and choices of people, so, to help solve the problem, we need to mobilise changes in human behaviour.</p> <p>In this...
Apr 30, 202229 minS1<p>In our third episode, we are exploring the criminal underworld of the illegal wildlife trade. Raking in up to an estimated $23 billion a year according to the UN, the international wildlife trade is one of the most...
Episode #2
How do you count global tiger numbers?
Mar 17, 202245 minS1<p>Welcome to episode two of WildCats Pawcast, the show which brings you closer to experts from around the world working to save wild tigers and their habitats. Today we're going to be taken deep into the world of...
Feb 15, 202249 minS1<p>Welcome along to the first episode of WildCats Pawcast, a brand-new podcast from WildCats Conservation Alliance. To kick the series off, this month we're jumping straight in with the topic of diseases.</p> <p>While...
Episode #1
WildCats Pawcast Trailer
Jan 11, 20223 minS1<p>12 years ago, there was a very real risk that tigers would become extinct in the wild, however, we are finally seeing their numbers increase across their range in Asia thanks to coordinated and concerted conservation...
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Luke Hunter
Assistant Equipment Manager, Wildlife Conservation Society
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Joshua Powell
PhD Researcher, Tiger and Leopard Conservation Fund
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Dr Sharif Mukul
United International University
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Lydia Katsis
Zoological Society of London's Conservation Technology Programme
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