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Ep14 Al Kordowski on relationships with animals, trust, and life-long learners
We are delighted to be joined by Al Kordowski in this episode of the iBuzz podcast! Al is an animal behaviour and training practitioner who has trained with 125 different species over the course of his influential...
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Ep13 Donald Broom on the evolution of animal welfare science and relationships with animals, morality, and welfare for all
In this episode the father of animal welfare, Donald Broom, Emeritus Professor of Animal Welfare at Cambridge University, Department of Veterinary Medicine and St Catharine's College, takes us on a journey through the...
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Ep12 Jessica Dolce on Compassion Fatigue, Self Care versus Institutional Care, and stories of healing.
Jessica Dolce is a Certified Compassion Fatigue Educator via the Green Cross of Traumatology, receiving her training through The Figley Institute and Tend Academy. She brings seventeen years of experience working with...
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Ep11 Ineke van Herwijnen over opvoedstijlen, onderzoek, mooie verhalen vertellen en de hond-eigenaar relatie!
De eerste Nederlandse podcast is met Dr. Ineke van Herwijnen!Ineke van Herwijnen behaalde haar Master Nutrition and Health aan Wageningen University (Nederland) met een specialisatie in gezondheidspreventie in 2001....
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Ep10 Jim Guenter on Species360, the use of data for animal welfare and conservation, and global collaboration!
Jim Guenter is the CEO of Species360Jim has led Species360 since 2015. Before joining our organization, he served in technology leadership roles for major US corporations including Target.com, Best Buy, and Accenture,...
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Ep9 Carl Safina on making a case for life on Earth, connecting to hearts, and the power of hope!
Carl Safina is an author and ecologist and founder of The Safina Center, fusing scientific understanding, emotional connection, and a moral call to action. Carl Safina's writing about the living world has won a...
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Ep8 Erika Fleury about primates, finding your niche, and collaboration to make small changes every day!
Erika Fleury is an author and the Program Director of the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance (NAPSA), and an unofficial primatologist, and loves to talk about primates!As Program Director Erika works on a lot...
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Ep7 Dr. David Shepherdson on enrichment, animal welfare and conservation
Dr. David Shepherdson is a biologist with a long and distinguished career in zoo animal welfare and conservation. David was inspired by Tinbergen, Durrell, and Lorentz, and completed a Ph.D. in ethology, on the...
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Ep6 Jen Feuerstein about practising pant hoots, resilience, learning, & fellow animals!
In this episode, Jen Feuerstein shares her long experience and knowledge of caring and working for our fellow animals in a wide variety of settings, from sanctuaries, research facilities, to zoos and shelters. Jen is...
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Ep5 Dr. Balcombe about the inner lives of fishes, cognition, and relationship with other animals!
Dr. Balcombe about the inner lives of fishes, cognition, and relationship with other animals!Dr. Jonathan Balcombe describes himself as a synthesizer, someone who pulls together research and practical information to...
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Ep4 Karen Fifield on the role of directors and managers in animal welfare, research, and Sunny the giraffe!
Today's episode is with Karen Fifield MNZM, the Chief Executive of Wellington Zoo in New Zealand, who shares the philosophy, experiences and insights of the zoo on animal welfare and care. About what leading zoos and...
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Ep3 Heidi Quine on bears, rescue, change, Animals Asia, more bears, & hope!
In this episode Heidi Quine, Bear & Vet Team Director Vietnam Animal Asia, talks about the work of Animals Asia, about bears, rescue, change, more bears, & hope!How do you go about rescuing a bear, what...
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