Podcasts about bushmeat

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From customs clashes to biodiversity threats and cultural cravings, the illegal bushmeat trade is affecting health and wildlife conservation across continents. But just how widespread is it and why is it so hard to contain?

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It brings to mind the rock song "Shock the Monkey." Only the monkeys' presence was shocking. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Der Giraffenbestand in Afrika ist im Schwinden. Momentan gibt es noch an die 120.000 der "eleganten Riesen". Ein Grund für den Rückgang ist der Verlust des Lebensraumes, außerdem spielen Wilderei und der Verzehr als Bushmeat eine Rolle. - Sendung vom 10.11.2023

Endangered Masai giraffes are even more at risk than previously thought, researchers from Penn State University have found. Because of a valley running through Kenya and Tanzania, the subspecies has divided into two groups that haven't interbred in more than 250,000 years. It means there are actually two smaller groups of separate species — and both are at risk. These giraffes are facing a greater threat to their existence than previously thought. The study has shown that the Great Rift Valley running through Kenya and Tanzania has divided the subspecies, stopping the exchange of genetic material. The genomic analysis of 100 Masai giraffes showed that the giraffes had not migrated from either side of the rift to breed in the past 250,000 to 300,000 years. Interbreeding is of great significance as it enhances genetic diversity, thus shielding small populations from diseases. The Masai giraffe is also known as the Kilimanjaro giraffe and is found exclusively in Kenya and Tanzania. However, its population has declined over the last three decades from 70,000 to 35,000 individuals in the wild, thus leading to its classification as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The main threats to the species are poaching as well as habitat loss and fragmentation, according to the IUCN. Kenya's savanna ecosystems host three out of nine giraffe species, attracting numerous tourists. Conservationists are campaigning for a giraffe poaching ban. “I do know that our regulations, policy, giraffes were not classified as an endangered species so if today you arrest someone with a giraffe's product, there is no regulation at the moment. What we only talk about is bushmeat. Bushmeat is any species that is not of concern. So it is time the policymakers craft a wildlife policy immediately as soon as we can to put those animals there,” says Jim Justus Nyamu, executive director of Elephant Neighbors Center. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Across the world, millions of people eat a 'hidden meat' - bushmeat, or wild meat. But handling or eating bushmeat can pose a higher risk of transmitting zoonotic disease - diseases which affect both animals and humans. This episode looks at a pioneering study led by scientist Ekta Patel of ILRI that investigates how people understand that risk - and whether that understanding changes eating habits. Read more: New study assesses disease risk perceptions of wild meat at the border of Kenya and Tanzania

Dr. Soushieta Jagadesh, a postdoctoral researcher in Zurich, Switzerland, and Sarah Gregory discuss mapping global bushmeat activities to improve zoonotic spillover surveillance.

Black Mambas, eine Gruppe weiblicher Rangerinnen, die im Kruger Nationalpark in Südafrika gegen Wilderer kämpfen. Das klingt nach einer Heldinnengeschichte und purem Abenteuer. Die Realität ist meist eher weniger romantisch. Das zeigt der aktuelle Dokumentarfilm von Lena Karbe. Die Regisseurin ist heute zu Gast bei #ÜberLeben. Außerdem dabei: Brit Reichelt-Zolho vom WWF, die lange in Mosambique die Ausbildung von Wildhütern koordiniert hat. Mit den beiden reden wir über den vermeintlichen Traumjob als Rangerin, Wilderei und das Erbe des Kolonialismus. Und es geht um die Frage, ob und wie die Menschen vor Ort vom Schutz ihrer Natur profitieren können. Redaktion: Jörn Ehlers Kinotermine und mehr zum Film: https://jip-film.de/black-mambas/

Predator and prey, a cycle of destruction, recorded media and using your time or not using it. Or looking at it different or not looking at it at all. A poem shared, excerpts from a book read and please do reach out and participate in this collective, since you have no choice but to be a part of the symbiosis, you might as well let your voice be heard out loud. What do you have to lose? We Are Pilot Waves. Music provided by Fat Kneel. https://fatkneel.bandcamp.com/ Check out Dr. Stanley's music transmissions(Bushmeat) at https://eatbushmeat.bandcamp.com/ https://musicovermind.org/ Signed copies of The Execution of Sun Ra are available exclusively via email directly from the author: omni@musicovermind.org

LINKS:www.vidbee.orgwww.bierhauscreative.comwww.theconnectedcup.comhttps://www.instagram.com/itsbrookebierhaus/BIO:Brooke Bierhaus is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, photographer, and visual storyteller. Creator of the feature length documentary, The Connected Cup, Brooke specializes in narrative driven storytelling with an immersive approach. The Connected Cup follows the global language of coffee and tea as a universal means of human connection, and how clean water plays a vital role in this fabric of the human experience. Filmed across 9 countries and in 9 languages to further the idea of a universal language. Brooke is a published National Geographic TopShot Photographer, and works on stories that bridge Anthropology and Journalism through effective visual storytelling.  From summiting Mount Kilimanjaro to reporting in a conflict zone on the outer border of Syria, Brooke handles stressful situations with care and purpose.Brooke was awarded a Women In Film & Television grant in 2019 to finish her short documentary "Women of the West Bank". She filmed and edited the short documentaries, "Regeneration of land and Culture", "Il Mundo in una Tazza", "The World in a Cup", "Boda Boda: Illegal Transportation of Bushmeat and Ivory in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti", and more. Her work has appeared in Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, NBC Sports, PBS, Vox Media, ABC Australia, NBC, FOX, and international film festivals. Brooke is a current board member of Women in Film Arkansas. Brooke is a recipient of Doc Society and Exposure Lab's Climate Story Lab - South 2021 social impact production cohort for her current documentary with Quapaw Nation: “Regeneration of Land and Culture”.Brooke is driven by creating work that makes people feel seen, heard, and valued. A graduate of the University of Iowa School of Journalism and currently finishing her Masters in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Arkansas. Brooke is certified in Hostile Environment First Aid through the Global Journalist Security 2019.

This is Whats'going on in the wildlife side Bonus 1 of the show Wildlife Conservation Insights.  I am Estelle, a French veterinarian, specialist in zoological medicine. In this bonus I will share with you a special focus on species loss (species going extinct and new species facing new threats) and end with two really neat news about Ocean protection! Ready? Go!  https://www.traffic.org/publications/reports/species-in-bushmeat-trade-in-cameroon-and-the-republic-of-congo/   https://news.mongabay.com/2022/01/ecuador-to-announce-creation-of-hermandad-marine-reserve-off-galapagos-commentary/ https://www.unep.org/championsofearth/laureates/2021/sea-women-melanesia

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Affenfleisch gefällig? Oder lieber Antilope? Über internationale Passagierflüge aus West- und Zentralafrika findet Bushmeat illegal seinen Weg auf die europäischen Teller. In Brüssel hat sich ein Team aus Wissenschaftern der Problematik angenommen. Denn die Ware kann verseucht sein. Heutiger Gast: Martin W. Angler Hörerinnen und Hörer von «NZZ Akzent» lesen die NZZ online oder in gedruckter Form drei Monate lang zum Preis von einem Monat. Zum Angebot: nzz.ch/akzentabo

Bushmeat, meat from wild animals, is an important source of protein for communities across the world. But in some parts of the globe it has become an illegal or luxury item - and that's posing a problem, threatening ecosystems and human health simultaneously. Five million tonnes of wild meat is extracted annually from the Congo basin, including critically endangered primates. Demand for meat from this part of the world is becoming unsustainable, with protected species often caught between hunters and their prey. In this episode of Wild Crimes, join us for a in-depth discussion on how our food systems affect human health. With thanks to Prof Ben Garrod, the Museum's Dr Natalie Cooper, Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) in Uganda and researcher Sandrella Morrison-Lanjouw.

A sack of pangolin scales, kilos upon kilos of elephant and rhino ivory, an orphaned baby chimp. For Ofir Drori and his team, these horrors are witnessed daily as they arrest wildlife traffickers throughout Equatorial Africa. In this episode of Talking Apes, we welcome wildlife activist and eco-journalist Ofir to discuss the EAGLE Network's fight to end illegal wildlife trafficking, CITES, and that one article that he's never quite finished. Talking Apes is the podcast that gets to the very heart of what is happening with and to apes like us. We explore the world of apes and primates with experts, conservationists, and passionate primate people from around the world. Join us as we unpack their weird and wonderful lives piece by piece.Talking Apes is made possible through generous support from listeners to nonprofit GLOBIO.org. Support the show (https://globio.org/donate)Support the show (https://globio.org/donate)

Known in Lagos at the "snake man," Mark Ofua is the face of an animal welfare group that is fighting Nigeria's illegal wildlife trade. He rescues animals, nurses them to health and releases them back into the wild.

Methane and Swift Climate Action / Senate Votes for Strong Methane Rules / Biden, LOE and Dykstra / Getting Bushmeat Off the Table / "Planet" by Poet Catherine Pierce / Beloved Beasts: Fighting for Life in An Age of Extinction Methane is a very potent greenhouse gas that doesn't last long in the atmosphere, so reducing it can have almost immediate benefits for the climate. But weak Trump administration standards allowed the oil and gas industry to leak massive amounts of methane. Now the U.S. Senate has voted to return to stronger Obama-era regulation of these leaks, and Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico joins us to discuss. Also, the forests of the Congo Basin are among the most biodiverse in the world, but its wildlife is being threatened by huge demand for bushmeat. A new campaign encourages people to cook traditional recipes with protein alternatives to wild meat. And animals like the American Bison, bald eagle, and giant panda have come dangerously close to extinction thanks to our own species. But thanks to some visionary humans, these animals and others have been saved from that fate and are now recovering. Science writer Michelle Nijhuis shares the stories of some conservation heroes. Thanks to our sponsors this week: The Crazy Town podcast from the Post Carbon Institute And Christiana Figueres' podcast Outrage + Optimism And Democracy in Danger, a podcast from the University of Virginia

Methane and Swift Climate Action / Senate Votes for Strong Methane Rules / Biden, LOE and Dykstra / Getting Bushmeat Off the Table / "Planet" by Poet Catherine Pierce / Beloved Beasts: Fighting for Life in An Age of Extinction Methane is a very potent greenhouse gas that doesn't last long in the atmosphere, so reducing it can have almost immediate benefits for the climate. But weak Trump administration standards allowed the oil and gas industry to leak massive amounts of methane. Now the U.S. Senate has voted to return to stronger Obama-era regulation of these leaks, and Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico joins us to discuss. Also, the forests of the Congo Basin are among the most biodiverse in the world, but its wildlife is being threatened by huge demand for bushmeat. A new campaign encourages people to cook traditional recipes with protein alternatives to wild meat. And animals like the American Bison, bald eagle, and giant panda have come dangerously close to extinction thanks to our own species. But thanks to some visionary humans, these animals and others have been saved from that fate and are now recovering. Science writer Michelle Nijhuis shares the stories of some conservation heroes. Thanks to our sponsors this week: The Crazy Town podcast from the Post Carbon Institute And Christiana Figueres' podcast Outrage + Optimism And Democracy in Danger, a podcast from the University of Virginia

In this episode of Side Crime, the hosts of Even the Podcast is Afraid discuss several true crime & weird stories that have recently been in the news, including: Jealous wife stabs husband after steeing her younger self in old photos, Texas officials apologize after 'Chucky' missing child alert, Police arrest 6 people for changing the letters of famous Hollywood sign to Hollyboob, Oklahoma lawmaker wants to create official bigfoot hunting season, Couple accused of filming public sex at Myrtle Beach attractions, Customs agents seize mystery 'bushmeat' at NJ airport, Gorilla Glue Woman,and Gritty posed nude for a 'French Jawn' painting furing Flyers game.[FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA]Get Bonus Content & Help Support on PATREON: www.patreon.com/ordisstudiosWEBSITE: www.ordisstudios.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/PodcastAfraidINSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/PodcastAfraid[FOLLOW THE HOST ON SOCIAL MEDIA]JARED'S TWITTER: www.twitter.com/jared_ordisJARED'S INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/jared.ordisNICK's TWITTER: www.twitter.com/thenickster15NICK's INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/porchetta_sandwichSAM'S TWITTER: www.twitter.com/spookysam8[ORDIS STUDIOS PODCAST NETWORK]WEBSITE: www.ordisstudios.comORDIS STUDIOS TWITTER: www.twitter.com/ordisstudiosORDIS STUDIOS INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/ordis.studiosORDIS STUDIOS DISCORD, Join the Discussion: discord.gg/5CEpfH8[MUSIC USED IN THIS EPISODE]Music from https://filmmusic.io"In Your Arms" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)[THANKS & MENTIONS FOR THIS EPISODE]"Even the Podcast is Afraid" (ETPIA) is created & produced by Jared Ordis, an original Ordis Studios Production.Even the Podcast is Afraid is part of the Ordis Studios Podcast Network.Copyright © 2021 by Ordis Studioswww.ordisstudios.com

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The 1980s and 1990s go head-to-head in this week's Duel of the Decades to decide which decade had the better movie soundtrack songs! Mark Parrish and Marney Gellner are here and play a Tom Hanks-themed Power Trip Trivia with Meatsauce, Hawk has an important story about Bushmeat. and Zach Halverson celebrates his birthday by posting this podcast!

The Ebo Forest in Cameroon is one of the last intact forests in central Africa and is a biodiversity hotspot, home to hundreds of rare plants and animal species, including tool-using Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzees, western gorillas, forest elephants, red colobus monkeys, and giant goliath frogs.  The 600 square miles of mountain slopes and river valleys are […]

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Dr. Tushar Mehta all about past, current, like COVID-19, and future pandemics. It’s really important to understand some of the most impactful reasons pandemics started so we can make decisions that put us in the best position not to let them happen again. We talk about what a pandemic actually is, break down some other important vocabulary like Zoonosis and talk about how and why viruses morph. You are going to find this super interesting. So buckle your seatbelts, because it is a long one.  Dr. Tushar Mehta is an ER physician working in the Toronto area and has practiced family and addiction medicine in the past. Over the years he has worked with Project CANOE, a Toronto based organization serving youth, conducted medical outreach with village schools in Kutch India, and currently works with Health Education Project Haiti. In 2013 He spent 4 months sailing with Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to protect whales in Antarctic waters.   Tushar is very interested in the evidence for a plant-based diet as it impacts health and ecology.  Currently, he is reviewing evidence for the role of animal agriculture in viral pandemics. Along with a small team, he has created a database of literature, called Plant-Based Data, to help people access the best research regarding a plant-based diet on these important subjects. In this episode we discuss:  #BlackLivesMatter What’s happening in the hospitals now How COVID is affecting general health Zoonosis What are pandemics How viruses start Bats and pangolins Corona Diseases Why viruses mutate Factory farming  Influenza A and Influenza B Historical flu pandemics Bushmeat trade  How to prevent pandemics Smallpox  Ebola type virus  What to expect as we open up

It's a safe bet that your recent media diet has included the words "wet market," "zoonotic disease," and "pangolin," as experts take a pause from discussing COVID-19's spread and impact to speculate on the virus's origins. This episode, we're digging into the larger story behind those words, that of our relationship to eating wild animals: how and why have our attitudes to wild meat shifted over time? Why is it that deer shot by a hunter in the U.S. is game, but monkey caught in the Democratic Republic of Congo is bushmeat? With the help of Gina Rae La Cerva, author of the new book, Feasting Wild, we explore what we gain and lose by eating wild, from the lost primeval forests of Europe to Robin Hood, and from smoked monkey to bird spit.

Senate Republicans seem to have fallen into the morass. Top party members in the Senate have thrown cold water on the idea that Congress would pass even initiatives that enjoy bipartisan support, such as a national “red flag” law that would allow law enforcement and family members to go to court to get weapons removed from people who exhibit signs of being a danger. Senator Ron Johnson, the Wisconsin Republican who is chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, said on Capitol Hill on Tuesday that he thought “the debate really hasn’t changed much at all” after the most recent shootings. He said he did not expect significant legislation to reach the president. Yet other Republican senators said they remain engaged in substantive talks among themselves and with White House officials about expanded background checks, mental health provisions and other proposals. No one is backing away despite the president’s waffling, they said. he remains of more than 2,200 unborn children have been found at the Illinois home of a former Indiana abortion doctor who died earlier this month, according to reports. The discovery was made by members of the family of Dr. Ulrich Klopfer, who died Sept. 3. The family members had been searching through Klopfer’s belongings after he died, FOX 59 of Indianapolis reported. There is no evidence that any abortions were performed at the private residence, the Will County (Ill.) Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

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We go down the rabbit hole with Dr. Thomas "Bushmeat" Stanley, PHD in Ethnomusicology and founder of George Mason University's Sound Art program, sharing raw, genuine conversation about the immediacy of experience, power of music in culture and how to progress forward in these pivotal days of our worlds' collective life. Home: https://musicovermind.org/ WPFW Radio: http://www.wpfwfm.org/radio/programming/schedule-grid --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mettamakers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mettamakers/support

Na twee jaar is het eten van bushmeat in Ivoorkust weer toegestaan. Collega Saskia Houttuin belde een restaurantje in Kobakro, een buitenwijk van de hoofdstad Abidjan. Wat zou er vanavond op het menu staan?

The news is filled with crises threatening wildlife and our environment- from deforestation to desertification, climate change, human overpopulation and encroachment, poverty and crashing numbers of wildlife populations. We hear a lot of poachers and poaching, criminal cartels and the illegal wildlife trade. But, what we don't hear about is the Bushmeat trade itself, what drives it, and what effects it leaves in its wake. Today, my guest is long time friend and colleague Evanson Kariuki- who has studied this issue for more than a decade and its relationship to biodiversity, conservation efforts, national and international economies, and global public health. I have seen Evans grow into an expert conservationist with a deep knowledge gained through working alongside and in partnership and collaborative efforts across the spectrum of fellow colleagues from governmental, non-governmental, communal to private and public conservation program consulting.

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Are you ready for a pineapple show? Well, if not, don't worry. This whole show is designed to get you ready for the pineapple show, I guess. Somehow we start the hype by talking about our guest DJ, Jacco Macacco. If you haven't yet heard about Jacco, you're in for a (somewhat horrifying) treat! The late 1790s were apparently full of spectacles that far surpass anything in modern sport, provided you're not averse to unnecessarily inhumane fuckery. Poor Jacco, and poor Puss! If you're not totally depressed by poor Jacco's story to continue, we move on to promote (sort of) Faith No More's upcoming album. Warren has a nice suggestion for making their music radio friendly, which involves Samuel L. Jackson and, obviously, monkeys. Let us know how excited you are about the new album, the Snakes on the Plane, or the Pineapple Show! Contact us by email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.

Join Candice and Elaine as they talk about Toys R Us need to corrupt children, magical, mystical, Mormon underwear, the coolest haunted house of 2014, and the Bushmeat disease.  

We back again for episode number five of Eloquently Saying Nothing. In this weeks episode amongst other things; Igwe’s, What Food / Woman You’d Take To A Deserted Village, A Lot Of Laughing (Forgive Us, We We’re Having Too Much Fun), Bushmeat, Is Crack In McD’s Sweet & Sour Source?, Delivering McDonalds, Baked Beans In Salad, Nigerian vs Jamaican Food, Nigerian Food Sending A Person To Sleep, Women Needing To Step Up, Would Rather Be Cheated On With Someone Of The Same Or Different Sex, Murking Ex’s, Threesomes, Empty Petrol Tank, Africans In Fashion?, Windrush, As always, feedback is requested & appreciated. You can email us at esnpodcast@gmail.com. Enjoy and come back next week for more. Eloquently Saying Nothing until the next time when we start saying something. S4L!

The Totally Bogus Quiz for this week

Documentary about the illegal trade of Monkey's with 6 American Zoo's

Documentary about a Bear Bile Farm in Boten - Laos, Dokumentation über eine Gallenbärenfarm in Boten - Laos

Transcript -- Adaptive Management. Conservation workers describe how revenue trickles down to communities via job creation, extra trade, and a percentage of Park entrance fees.

Adaptive Management. Conservation workers describe how revenue trickles down to communities via job creation, extra trade, and a percentage of Park entrance fees.

Transcript -- Adaptive Management. Conservation workers describe how revenue trickles down to communities via job creation, extra trade, and a percentage of Park entrance fees.

Adaptive Management. Conservation workers describe how revenue trickles down to communities via job creation, extra trade, and a percentage of Park entrance fees.

Dokumentarfilm über den illegalen Handel mit Bushmeat.

Dokumentarfilm über den illegalen Handel mit geschützten Tieren, sowie die katastrophale Haltung von Bären zur Gewinnung von Gallensaft und zur Mästung bis zur Schlachtreife entlang der Grenze zwischen Myanmar und China.