Forming a successful zoo & conservation career with Amy Robbins

Greta Francesca Iori is an unassuming rockstar. Ethiopian and Italian by origin but currently residing in London, Greta has both the confidence and the poise to star in commercials and to intimidate international criminals, alike. Still early in career, she shines a light on gender dynamics in wildlife crime and what happens when women become engaged in environmental conservation. From risking her own life posing as a criminal buyer to raising awareness of the perils to our global ecosystem, Greta's mission is clear. She is deeply committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized people and oppressed societies who have never contributed to the environmental crisis but are paying the greatest price. Every day, she is challenging the system that undermines our individual power to make the world a better place for all.Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality: Sign up for our Tits & Tats newsletter rounding up whit and resources on gender equity Follow along on Instagram at ...

In this week’s episode of the Sportsmen's Voice Roundup, Fred is joined by Kaleigh Leager and Delaware Sportsmen’s Caucus Co-Chair, Representative Jeff Spiegelman to talk about the recent legislation on Sunday hunting in Delaware, the impact on wildlife, conservation, and the collaboration between CSF, the Sportsmen's Caucus, and in-state partners. It also highlights the success stories of wild turkey repopulation and the effectiveness of the NASC network. Fred then covers all the news that’s fit to print for sportsmen across the nation, including updates on wildlife crossings in Wyoming, trout stream buffer legislation in North Carolina, and the legislative session in Missouri. The episode also highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the role of sportsmen and women in preserving outdoor heritage. Takeaways Sunday hunting is a crucial aspect of access for working class sportsmen. Wildlife crossings play a crucial role in reducing wildlife vehicle collisions and preserving wildlife habitats, with significant investment in them coming to Wyoming. Trout stream buffer legislation in North Carolina aims to protect trout streams and improve water quality for aquatic organisms. The legislative session in Missouri demonstrates the importance of knowledge and engagement in conservation efforts. The role of sportsmen and women is vital in preserving outdoor heritage and supporting wildlife conservation initiatives.   Get the FREE Sportsmen’s Voice e-publication in your inbox every Monday: www.congressionalsportsmen.org/newsletter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In May's episode we were fortunate enough to chat with Tamara Qabazard, who is a very experienced wildlife veterinarian. Tamara was the first female veterinarian to graduate in Kuwait, and shared some incredible stories on her involvement in the wildlife trafficking space, along with wildlife rehabilitation. Tamara is an inspiring ambassador for up and coming wildlife conservationists, and shared some of her pieces of advice to other women in the industry. She captivated us with her perspectives and the breadth of her work, we highly recommend tuning in to finding out more about her! Follow Tamara's work on instagram: @qabazardAny questions or queries contact womeninwildlife@outlook.comLinks to our resources:Website: https://women-in-wildlife.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/women.in.wildlife/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077369770841Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/company/womeninwildlifeMusic by Thomas Hagen from SLAUX

Julie Schuster is fun to listen to and has a heart of gold when it comes to creating programs and raising funds that benefit us--the sportsmen and women of Tennessee? She is the executive director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation and this organization has many functions from fun fundraisers, to the best outdoors camp in the world for teens, to identifying to purchase lands beneficial to hunters and anglers. Enjoy Julie and learn the difference between the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.