41 min
E V O L V E - Dr Emily Duncan Making Waves
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- Sociedad y cultura
As a society we have grown quickly. Building infrastructure, technology and products bigger, better and faster than we could ever have possibly imagined. Regardless of our impact.
An evolutionary marvel, perhaps, but what if our next great leap was to evolve in a way that shared this precious planet with the creatures that came before us.
This week we talk to sea turtle biologist, Dr Emily Duncan, chatting all things passion, poo, and plastics and how her work has taken her across the Pacific and up the Ganges.
But most importantly, what we must change in order to live in harmony with these ancient creatures?
After all…
‘It’s is not the strongest species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change’
- Charles Darwin
As a society we have grown quickly. Building infrastructure, technology and products bigger, better and faster than we could ever have possibly imagined. Regardless of our impact.
An evolutionary marvel, perhaps, but what if our next great leap was to evolve in a way that shared this precious planet with the creatures that came before us.
This week we talk to sea turtle biologist, Dr Emily Duncan, chatting all things passion, poo, and plastics and how her work has taken her across the Pacific and up the Ganges.
But most importantly, what we must change in order to live in harmony with these ancient creatures?
After all…
‘It’s is not the strongest species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change’
- Charles Darwin
41 min