All posts tagged conservation
Malta: International volunteers arrive for spring conservation camp
BirdLife Malta: International volunteers arrive for spring conservation camp as spring hunting derogation claims first victims Press-release from BirdLife Malta: Saturday 13th April 2013 Spring Watch, BirdLife Malta’s annual spring conservation camp, starts tomorrow, with 40 international volunteers joining local …
Kew Gardens: Sam Jones talks with Colin Clubbe
This is a Talking Naturally 'Other Voices' podcast, a conversation between biologists Sam Jones and Dr Colin Clubbe, Kew Gardens' Head, UK Overseas Territories and Conservation Training.
TN105 Danny Groves of WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation)
A conversation with Danny Groves, Communications Manager with WDC - Whale and Dolphin Conservation, the new name for the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society. In this podcast
How much to save the world’s birds?
Apparently just 20% of what the world spends on fizzy drinks - mind you, the world spends a massive amount on fizzy drinks...
Science, October 11, 2012
Dare we bring ‘emotion’ into conservation?
Mark Avery landed a well-respected senior conservationist for a guest blog this week - Mark Infield, Director of Cultural Values and Conservation Programme, Fauna &
More ink than pink…….
Yesterday I was back at Immortal Art Studio for another session of artistic pain. The subjects to be permanently embedded onto my skin were the gorgeous
Biodiversity and conservation: some future cliches
I'm still moving posts from an old blog onto Talking Naturally, and I just found this one that might be worth airing again...
With 2010 being the 'International Year
TN53 Dr Mark Avery (former RSPB Conservation Director)
Sponsored by Pentax this is an extended conversation with scientist, conservationist, and wildlife advocate Dr Mark Avery. Mark worked for the Royal Society's Protection for Birds (RSPB) for
Mark Avery’s 10-point guide to getting approval at a Game Fair debate
Mark Avery was the RSPB's Conservation Director for nearly thirteen years and stood down after 25 years with the UK's largest conservation organisation in April 2011 "to go
Universities invest in Seychelles Warbler research
Nature Seychelles has received a total of £40,000 to renovate the Cousin Island Field Station. The Seychelles Warbler Research Group comprising of the Universities of East
















