
Behind the Schemes
43 episodes
South Africa's Latest Rhino Horn Trade Shenanigans
In this episode, we are talking with wildlife conservationists Quyen Vu from Vietnam and Allison Thomson from South Africa.
State of the Pangolin
In this episode, we are talking with pangolin experts Dr. Chris Shepherd and Lisa Hywood about Asian and African pangolins.
Protecting Rhinos and Creating Livelihoods in Indonesia
In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Susie Ellis about International Rhino Foundation's work to protect Javan and Sumatran rhinos.
Lion Policy Pioneers
In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Pieter Kat and Chris Macsween about protecting African lions from lion bone trade and trophy hunting.
China's Tiger Trade Conspiracy
In this episode, we are talking with author Judy Mills about the greatest threat to wild tigers: China's tiger farms.
Rhino Horn Trafficking: Market-Based Solutions Under Scrutiny
In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Ron Orenstein about the viability of a market-based solution to the rhino crisis.
The UN's Lone Ranger: Combating International Wildlife Crime
In this episode, we are talking with John M Sellar about his work at CITES and his book The UN's Lone Ranger.
Where Are They Now? South Africa's Alleged Rhino Horn Traffickers
This week, we are talking with author Julian Rademeyer about South Africa's alleged rhino horn traffickers.
The Significance of the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade
This week, we are talking with Sabri Zain about the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade.
Ivory, Transparency, and Sustainable Utilization
This week, we are talking with Susie Watts about ivory, transparency, and sustainable utilization.
Inside the World's Largest Shark Slaughterhouse
This week, Alex Hofford and Paul Hilton take us inside the world's largest shark slaughterhouse.
State of the African Pangolin
This week, we are talking with Lisa Hywood about the state of the African pangolin.
State of the Asian Pangolin
This week, we are talking with Dr. Chris Shepherd about the state of the Asian pangolin.
Ivory, Horn and Blood and CITES
This week, we are talking with Dr. Ron Orenstein about his book Ivory, Horn and Blood: Behind the Elephant and Rhinoceros Poaching Crisis.
Tackling Corruption in the Congo
This week, we are talking with Naftali Honig from Project for the Application of Law for Fauna.
Rhino Horn Trafficking in India
This week, we are talking with Dr. Bibhab Talukdar, Chair of the IUCN Asian Rhino Specialist Group.
South Africa's Rhino Horn Dealers
This week, we are talking with Julian Rademeyer, author of Killing for Proft: Exposing the Illegal Rhino Horn Trade.
Big Carnivores in Big Trouble: Polar Bears and African Lions
This week, we are talking with Dr. Pieter Kat and Chris MacSween from Lion Aid about trade in African lions, and the upcoming CITES polar bear decision.
TRAFFIC Reports and CITES
This week, we are talking with Sabri Zain from TRAFFIC International about the upcoming CoP16.
Lions and Turtles and Bears. And CITES.
This week, we are talking with CITES expert Dr. Teresa Telecky from Humane Society International about the upcoming CoP16.
Exposing the Illegal Rhino Horn Trade
This week, we are exposing the illegal rhino horn trade with Julian Rademeyer.
Rescuing Pangolins in Zimbabwe
This week, we are rescuing pangolins in Zimbabwe.
Dead Lions Walking
This week, we are talking about the disturbing truth behind lion encounter programs.
Closing Bear-ly Legal Loopholes in Vietnam
This week, we are talking about closing loopholes in the illegal bear bile trade.
A Biased Ivory Trade Report
This week, we are taking a closer look at a biased ivory trade report with Mary Rice from the Environmental Investigation Agency.
In the Presence of Javan Rhinos
This week, we are in the presence of Javan rhinos with Bill Konstant from the International Rhino Foundation.
A Bear's Eye View of Sun Bears
This week, we are getting a bear's eye view of sun bears with Siew Te Wong.
Conservation in an Age of Mass Extinction
This week, we discuss conservation in an age of mass extinction with author and blogger Jeremy Hance.
Rhino Horn and Organized Crime
This week, we discuss rhino horn and organized crime with investigative journalist Julian Rademeyer.
Saving the One Horned Rhinos of Asia
This week, we discuss saving the one horned rhinos of Asia with Dr. Susie Ellis from the International Rhino Foundation.
A Closer Look At Slow Loris Trafficking
This week, we take a closer look at slow loris trafficking with Elizabeth John from TRAFFIC Southeast Asia.
Asia's Three Rhino Species
This week, we discuss Asia's Three Rhino Species with Kerry Crosbie from the Asian Rhino Project.
Taking Action for African Lions
This week, we discuss taking action for African lions with Dr. Pieter Kat and Chris Macsween from Lion Aid.
Blogging for Endangered Species
This week, we discuss blogging for endangered species with John Platt, author and creator of Extinction Countdown.
Up Close and Personal with Sumatran Rhinos
This week, we are getting up close and personal with Sumatran rhinos with Bill Konstant from International Rhino Foundation.
State of the World's Frogs
This week, we discuss the state of the world's frogs with Dr. Kerry Kriger from Save the Frogs.
Increased Demand for Lion Bones
This week, we discuss the increased demand for lion bones with Dr. Pieter Kat from Lion Aid.
Laundering Wildlife in Southeast Asia
This week, we discuss laundering wildlife in Southeast Asia with Chris Shepherd from TRAFFIC Southeast Asia.
Rhino Protection from the USA
This week, we discuss rhino protection from the USA with Sal Amato from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
Tackling Wildlife Crime in Vietnam
This week, we discuss tackling wildlife crime in Vietnam with Quyen Vu of Education for Nature Vietnam.
Plight of Zimbabwe's Pangolins
This week, we discuss the plight of Zimbabwe's pangolins with Lisa Hywood of the Tikki Hywood Trust.
Saving the World's Smallest Bear
This week, we discuss saving the world's smallest bear with Siew Te Wong of the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre.
State of the Sumatran Rhino
This week, we discuss the state of the Sumatran rhino with Bill Konstant of the International Rhino Foundation.