This is a good one (I mean, they're all good, but this is the newest good one!). Thank you for your time & energy spent sharing your fantastic perspectives and wisdom, @jean8rum !
https://t.co/XgtkAIbWIu
Episode 8 is up! A powerful conversation with Dr. Jo Marie Acebes of @BalyenaOrg on human collateral damage in conservation, informed by her experiences with a mobula ray fishing community in Bohol, Philippines.
https://t.co/zzBzmEAlI7
Episode 7! A fascinating chat with Dr. @ruth_brennan on the realities facing island fishing communities in Ireland and Scotland, co-design (*real* co-design), policy on paper vs in practice, and the humanity of it all. Thank you, Ruth!
https://t.co/TfDOtfuDic
Episode 6 is up! Yin Yin Htay of Myanmar Coastal Conservation Lab on supporting youth in pursuing their passion for conservation, & the importance of opportunities to build confidence & connections. Mentioned: @prrcfi_danjugan@yseali@marinemammalogy
https://t.co/9dzssL05Y6
Episode 4 is up - a meaningful, but sobering, conversation with the remarkable @MyanmarOcean on the realities of conservation during a coup.
https://t.co/SeM98UjkmY
Love this example of *critical thinking* about REALITY when we're looking at environmental issues and searching for solutions... while respective human realities and dignity
Most Filipinos live in a "sachet economy" - unable to afford to buy at regular size or in bulk, or perhaps in living conditions with limited storage space. Goods are often repacked into small single use plastics. 1/2
Episode 3 is up! A fantastic conversation with conservation marketing expert Brooke Tully - from connotations of the term "behavior change" to lessons from the corporate & public health worlds to how to improve communication w stakeholders! @SCBConsMark
https://t.co/hY4OBWGwW3
More powerful gems from Doc Jom of @BalyenaOrg on how it feels, personally, to deal with colonial science. Foreign researchers, read & heed!
(background image from https://t.co/u5NWxiKKyr's FB photos)
@jean8rum Thank you for sharing! I actually had never really thought about that internalized mentality until this chat with Jom (#privilege!) - I learned a lot.
From Episode 2 with Dr. Jo Marie Acebes, founder of @BalyenaOrg, on her experiences with colonial science in the marine mammal conservation realm in the Philippines
Episode 2 is up! A chat with Dr. Jo Marie Acebes of @BalyenaOrg on colonial science, common sense, and conservation. Listen & get fired up! (Transcript also at link)
https://t.co/MkmCVMcfMp
This little podcast-newsletter has officially launched! Introducing Conservation Realist, my motivation in starting it, and its central premise - that conservation is a human process
https://t.co/vZ85n4wRI7