EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 17 MIN
Voices of the Ocean: Dr. Kathleen Dudzinski on Dolphins, Whales & Hope
from Robin's Nest from American Humane · host Dr. Robin Ganzert
This week, we welcome Dr. Kathleen Dudzinski, the 2025 recipient of the Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation.With over 30 years of research on dolphin communication and social behavior — and valuable work with killer whales — Dr. Dudzinski has pioneered methods that deepen our understanding of marine mammals in both wild and managed care. As Founder of the Dolphin Communication Project and Managing Editor of Aquatic Mammals journal, she connects science, conservation, and education worldwide.In this episode, she shares:Breakthroughs in dolphin and killer whale communication researchHow comparative studies across species inform conservationThe role of education, ecotourism, and outreach in protecting marine lifeWhat it means to be honored with the Kiessling PrizeAn inspiring conversation for anyone passionate about dolphins, killer whales, and the future of marine conservation.
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This week, we welcome Dr. Kathleen Dudzinski, the 2025 recipient of the Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation. With over 30 years of research on dolphin communication and social behavior — and valuable work with killer whales — Dr. Dudzinski has pioneered methods that deepen our understanding of marine mammals in both wild and managed care. As Founder of the Dolphin Communication Project and Managing Editor of Aquatic Mammals journal, she connects science, conservati...
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