The Sound of Silence: Wie klingt das Artensterben? - #1294

Fast ein Drittel aller Tier- und Pflanzenarten sind bedroht. Das wurde erst jüngst wieder auf der Welt-Naturkonferenz in Kolumbien problematisiert. Viele dieser Arten könnten aussterben, bevor wir sie überhaupt kennenlernen können. Ein Streifzug durch einen unscheinbaren Schauplatz des Artenschutzes: das Museum.Diese Folge ist eine Kostprobe aus dem FALTER-Naturpodcast. Am Ende der Folge hören Sie Klaus Nüchtern mit seinem "Vogel der Woche".Produktion: Clara Gottsauner-Wolf, Miriam Hübl"Famose Vögel" von Klaus Nüchtern mit Illustrationen von Silvia Ungersböck ist im faltershop erhältlich. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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