In this podcast episode of Geography now, Peter Cooper discusses animal reintroductions from a British perspective. Peter explains the practicalities of his latest work with dormice, remarks on the controversies surrounding illegal beaver releases and even goes so far as to mention bringing wolves back to Britain.
Geography now is a new podcast series from the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG). In this series, we’ll be talking to geographers about the work that they’re doing, topics they’re passionate about, and opinions they have about the world around us.
At a time when it is impossible to host speakers at the Society, we are committed to creating content that can be accessed online, and are excited to feature individuals who would have spoken at our events around the UK.
Ruairi Glasheen meets the young musicians drumming new life into ancient Persian traditions.
Leading an expedition to the Marquesas Islands to study a rare parrot, Liv Grant treks uninhabited islands, swims shark-filled waters and joins a festival of feathers.
Alvaro Castilla-Beltrán takes us to Cape Verde to understand the impact of humans on biodiversity, exploring the soils beneath his feet.
Alice travels to South Africa to work with the Black Mambas on tactics, self-confidence, and the fear of lions.
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