(6) "Preserving Bolivia's Wilderness: a Joint Endeavor" with Rob Wallace

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Recorded19 Sep 2023

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In this episode, we meet Rob Wallace, Senior Conservation Scientist at the Wildlife Conservation Society. Rob has been working in Bolivia for 30 years with a large number of partners, and more than 70 colleagues, including Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples, to conserve natural areas and safeguard their biodiversity. What motivates him to work for the conservation of the Bolivian landscape? What difficulties does he encounter in his day-to-day work and what advice does he have for you to take action? Let’s dive into Rob’s daily life as a conservation scientist, in the wonderful landscapes of Bolivia and its inhabitants. Learn more about out work: www.wild.org Instagram Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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