Interview 18: Saving the Bumblebess of the United Kingdom with Gill Perkins

Bumblebess are amongst the most important taxa for the global economy. Agricultural systems around the world rely immensely on bumblebess and other invetebrates for the large scale pollinator services provided by them. However, bumblebees are struggling. Like most insects, they are struggling to a whole pletorha of antropogenic stressors including climate change, pesticide usage,  habitat […]

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Interview 18: Saving the Bumblebess of the United Kingdom with Gill Perkins

Bumblebess are amongst the most important taxa for the global economy. Agricultural systems around the world rely immensely on bumblebess and other invetebrates for the large scale pollinator services provided by them. However, bumblebees are struggling. Like most insects, they are struggling to a whole pletorha of antropogenic stressors including climate change, pesticide usage,  habitat

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Interview 17: Restoring Seagrass Meadows around the World with Richard Lilley, Co-Founder of Project Seagrass

With increasing understanding of the interlinkage of biodiversity and climate change, nature based solutions are increasingly being adopted to tackle the climate crisis and bolster economic growth. One particular nature based solution which is growing in prominence is seagrass restoration. Seagrasss meadows not only absorb immense ammounts of carbon, they also host large diversity of

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Interview 17: Restoring Seagrass Meadows around the World with Richard Lilley, Co-Founder of Project Seagrass

With increasing understanding of the interlinkage of biodiversity and climate change, nature based solutions are increasingly being adopted to tackle the climate crisis and bolster economic growth. One particular nature based solution which is growing in prominence is seagrass restoration. Seagrasss meadows not only absorb immense ammounts of carbon, they also host large diversity of

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How is biomimicry being used in sustainable technology?

Biomimicry, the practice of emulating nature’s designs and processes to solve human challenges, has emerged as a powerful approach in designing sustainable products and technologies. By drawing inspiration from the natural world, biomimicry offers innovative solutions that are efficient, resilient, and environmentally friendly. This article explores the profound role of biomimicry in sustainable design, highlighting

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Hornbills of India benefit from community based conservation

Hornbills are tropical birds named after their characteristic long, down-curved, and often brightly colored bills.  Out of the 62 species of hornbills found globally, nine are found in India. However, habitat fragmentation and indiscriminate poaching led to the a massive decline of hornbill populations across the country. Fortunately, local communities in the Western Ghats and

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Interview 16: How are mammals faring in the United Kingdom? Stephanie Wray

On this Episode, I interview Stephanie Wray on how United Kingdom’s mammals are faring and her experiences as an ecological consultant. We talk about how the role of smaller mammals in the ecosystem, the role of citizen science in montioring the UK’s mammals, conservation challenges and the impact of reintroducing beavers and bison in the

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