45 episodes
Conservation Without Borders Dr. Hayley Adams
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- Natural Sciences
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4.9, 11 Ratings
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A podcast for conservationists at heart, this show brings conservation with inspiration as an antidote to the 'doom and gloom' so prevalent in today's conservation news. I chat with conservationists about their work and current challenges facing modern conservation, and bring you positive conservation stories to balance the plethora of negative conservation news in the media.
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Episode 47 COVID-19 Series: News Updates and Listener Questions on Coronavirus
Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing news updates and answering listener questions on the current coronavirus pandemic.
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Episode 46 COVID-19 Series: Biodiversity and Human Health
Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing information on biodiversity and human health, and how a loss of biodiversity may increase the risk for pandemics such as COVID-19. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.
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Episode 45 COVID-19 Series: Pandemics and Conservation
Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing an ecological context to pandemics such as the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.
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Episode 44: COVID-19 Part 4 Emerging Infectious Diseases
Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing an ecological context to emerging infectious diseases such as the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.
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Episode 43: Bats as keystone species and reservoirs for emerging infectious diseases
Today I continue with my series on COVID-19, providing an ecological context to bats as keystone species, and as reservoirs for diseases of importance from a public health standpoint. This podcast contains a lecture from a graduate course I teach in Conservation Medicine. Today I am not presenting an intro, and we are diving right in to the lecture. I will return soon with more regular programming.
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Episode 42: Coronavirus Pandemic COVID-19: Epidemiology and Virology of SARS-CoV-2 with an Ecohealth or One Health Perspective Part 2
Today I discuss the COVID-19 global pandemic from the one health, or ecohealth perspective. In this two-part series I present the epidemiology and viral characteristics of coronaviruses, and provide an ecological context for the current pandemic.
Customer Reviews
Extremely Eye-Opening!!
Very interesting views into the complexities of conservation. Extremely eye-opening and amazing look into the world of wildlife and its value. Love this podcast! Keep it coming!
Inspirational!
Thank you for what you are doing, Hayley! From wildlife conservation to teaching mindfulness to support people in your field, you are an inspiration!
CONSERVATION IS THE KEY
As a stong proponent of sustainable practices and true lover of nature, camping, ocean, redwoods, and animals, I love the theme and purpose of this new podcast. Keep getting your word out there. It makes a difference!
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