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Wild Talk: WWF's online audio series
Download audio, interviews and features that reflect the diverse and exciting nature of WWF's work around the world.
- Turtle Troubles (Loc. The Caribbean)
- Conservation Corridor (Loc. Eastern Australia)
- Virunga in Crisis (Loc. Democratic Republic of Congo)
Turtle troubles
Marine turtles in the Caribbean and off the shores of Latin America are under threat. Carlos Drews, from the WWF Regional Marine Programme, explains how fishing hooks and climate change spell double trouble. He explains why marine turtles are a flagship species for WWF and how the world can save them with simple methods such as using different fishing hooks and planting trees on nesting beaches to cool the temperature by two degrees.Download MP3
Conservation Corridor
A wildlife corridor that spans 2,800 km along eastern Australia was the subject of a new film premiered at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona last month. David Sheppard, Head of IUCN's Programme on Protected Areas, tells Wild Talk what this means for Australia's plants and animals, which will now be able to move into new habitats as the climate changes.Download MP3
Virunga in Crisis
The recent outbreak of conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is putting the lives of the worlds mountain gorillas at risk. Virunga National Park, its staff and its mountain gorillas are now left at the mercy of soldiers of the conflicting armies. IUCN's Josephine Langley, who monitors World Heritage sites, discusses how the fighting has affected the park and explains how people can help.Download Now
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