🎧 LISTEN: Multilateralism, says WCS’s Susan Lieberman, where people, governments, and cultures come together to act for the common good, is the only way we will save our biodiversity. #COP17Armenia New #WCSWildAudio: apple.co/4Bcc3Ah

LISTEN: Grasslands and rangelands sustain wildlife migrations and human livelihoods, but these vast ecosystems face growing threats. As #UNCCDCOP17 begins next week in Mongolia, hear why protecting connected landscapes matters. 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

LISTEN: On a new #WCSWildAudio, the Tropical Andes represents one of the world's most important ecosystems. Protecting it matters for us all, says Dr. Germán Forero-Medina of @WCSColombia. 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

NEW from the @WCSWildAudio podcast | S7 E11: Resilient Patagonia | 14 min. Coastal #Patagonia is home to some of South America's most productive marine ecosystems. But shifting temperatures are beginning to reshape this remarkable region. WCS's Valeria Falabella and Montserrat Rodriguez describe an effort to understand what's happening. LISTEN: bit.ly/4w3rSWz

LISTEN: As AI transforms media, journalists and conservationists are confronting a new reality: What happens when we can no longer trust what we see in nature documentaries and wildlife photography? 🔊 Mongabay's Rhett Butler on a new podcast episode: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Did you know: cheetahs aren’t technically “big cats” and orange tiger fur looks green to deer. Hear WCS’s @DrLukeHunter talk big cats on a new episode of the podcast Terrestrials from @Radiolab and @WNYC. 🔊 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

LISTEN: 10 years ago, extraordinary partnerships across geography, culture, and politics helped make the American bison the U.S.’s National Mammal. 🔊 apple.co/4wr1TJz #WCSWildAudio

LISTEN: Each year, our WCS Career Lattice supports 1,900+ youth in volunteer, internship, and job opportunities across our 5 parks. Thanks to our supporters in this effort including @NYCCouncil and @NYCMayor. 🔊 More on a new #WCSWildAudio: apple.co/4uy53cI

LISTEN: George Schaller is widely regarded as one of the founders of modern field biology. His work helped transform how we study animals in the wild. On a new @WCSWildAudio, author Miriam Horn discusses her new biography of him. apple.co/4tuaLMD

LISTEN: In the documentary Keeper, we meet Sean Flynn, a Bronx bee keeper doing his part to change the narrative about his borough. You can see the film at REEL WILD™ New York Film Festival. 🔊 🐝 Hear from him on #WCSWildAudio: apple.co/4sHOeL0

LISTEN: A Life Illuminated follows Dr. Edith Widder as she descends 3,300 feet into the deep, capturing footage of the elusive giant squid and uncovering bioluminescent phenomena. See it at this year’s REEL WILD New York Film Festival. 🔊 apple.co/4m1Zxfv

LISTEN: On the latest #WCSWildAudio, hear from @BonnConvention Executive Secretary Amy Fraenkel about the state of the world’s migratory species and what’s at stake at the upcoming #CMSCOP15. 🔊 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…