Exploring Coexistence Across Contintents with Taylor Rabe & Yamat Lengai

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Recorded14 Jun 2024

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In this new and exciting episode, I’m chatting with Taylor Rabe and Yamat Lengai to gain their perspectives on Human-Wildlife Conflict from the American west and East Africa. We talk through their childhood, how their upbringing shaped the people they are today and also about their respective roles in the Organizations they represent. We also dig into what coexistence looks like now and more about the Conservation Nation fellowship program they are both undertaking and what that means for them. Enjoy and be inspired💚

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