It has been several months since we started the production of Souls of the Vermilion Sea.  During this time we have been reviewing hours of footage from our first visit to the Sea of Cortez, while continuing to build relationships for ...

Episode Summary: Today on the show we're talking with Mike Marshall from the Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources. Mike spent five years working with the endangered Golden-cheeked warbler in Texas and has some fascinating insights into this bird's ...

Every day has been full of unexpected encounters, which of course keeps things alive and exciting. Recently there was a pleasant cooling trend that spawned from the out edge of a tropical storm, which brought rain and a soothing breeze.  ...

Sounds of the Vermilion Sea It's my first morning to watch the sun bring the sea to life.  There's a light breeze and the sand is cool on my feet.  Everything is calm and I know the vaquita are out ...

After two and half weeks of filming in San Diego and Ensenada, I have finally made it to San Felipe, Mexico and the Vermilion Sea where the Vaquita reside.  The journey across the Baja peninsula was quite amazing with its ...

Episode Summary: Today's episode of the podcast features an interview with wildlife researcher Aditya Gangadharan from the University of Alberta.  Aditya has years of experience conducting wildlife research in India and has a truly unique perspective to share about some ...

The Science Communicators is a new interview series that we are launching as a part of the Wild Lens blog. Each article features an interview with an expert in the field of science communication. There are lots of ideas out there ...

All of us at Wild Lens have been so busy producing exciting new content and recording episodes of the new Eyes on Conservation Podcast that we almost forgot to send out our year in review for 2014!  So here it is ...

Episode Summary: Our second episode about sage-grouse conservation presents a very positive message about the work being done in an effort to reverse the declines faced by this species.  Jeremy Maestas is a wildlife biologist with the Natural Resources Conservation ...