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Wild Talk: WWF's online audio series
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- Wild Talk Radio June 08 Part 1 [mp3, 5.64 MB]
- Wild Talk Radio June 08 Part 2 [mp3, 5.18 MB]
- Wild Talk Radio June 08 Part 3 [mp3, 4.83 MB]
- Wild Talk Radio June 08 Part 4 [mp3, 6.04 MB]
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Welcome to the latest edition of Wild Talk from WWF and IUCN.
You'll learn why conservationists work to alleviate poverty, about how China's devastating earthquake is affecting people and nature in the region, all about an ancient network of Inca roads, and about the theats to the extraordinary creatures who live in the deep sea.
Making the poverty link
Why should conservationists worry about poverty? Haven’t they got enough to do saving the world’s natural resources? Liza Higgins-Zogib, WWF International’s manager of People and Conservation, tells Phil Dickie why the two go hand-in-hand.Download MP3
China's woe
When an earthquake hit China’s south-west last month it caused a devastating loss of life and affected the lives of livelihoods of a vast number of people. Ding Jing, head of marketing at WWF China, spoke to Moira O’Brien-Malone about WWF’s involvement in the relief effort and how the earthquake affected WWF’s staff and work in the region.
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In the steps of the Incas
Most people have heard of the Inca Trail, which leads to Machu Picchu, but very few know about the Gran Ruta Inca. This was the main highway for the Inca and stretches 7,000 km along the Andes from southern Colombia in the North, through Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, to Chile and Argentina in the South. Allen Putney, Vice Chair for World Heritage of IUCN’s World Commission on Protected Areas, explains why this ancient network of roads is so special.
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Deep sea world not so distant
The deep sea and the extraordinary creatures that live there seem to belong to a harsh and distant world. How exactly is the reality of the marine life we know linked to the conservation threats that deep sea animals are facing? Shall we and can we keep the deep untouched? Claire Nouvian, a devoted correspondent on the sea and IUCN's Oceans Ambassador, takes us on a journey into the abyss.
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