Yesterday was a big day for Vaquita conservation efforts. As Joe and I left the vaquita survey vessel “Ocean Star”, a group of Mexican dignitaries were heading out to board the ship. They were only scheduled to spend two hours ...

Episode Summary: Today on the show we're talking with Boise State University professor and kestrel researcher Julie Heath.  Julie manages one of the largest and longest running kestrel research projects in North America, and she's been learning some fascinating things ...

Match Campaign for Souls of the Vermilion Sea! We are very excited to announce that one of our very generous donors will match every pledge that comes into our kickstarter campaign for Souls of the Vermilion Sea for the next ...

Episode Summary: Dr. Barbara Taylor is on a life-long mission to save the vaquita from extinction. She has been working with this critically endangered porpoise for over 30 years, and although her specialty is in population genetics, she has branched ...

Click on the photo above to jump to our kickstarter campaign for the film! Episode Summary: Today on the show we're talking about vaquita conservation and a new Wild Lens film project that will be focused on the struggle to ...

Today marks the official start of production on our newest documentary project,Souls of the Vermilion Sea!  This film will document the effort to save the Vaquita from the brink of extinction over the next several years, and Wild Lens producer/director ...

****The following is a guest post from our friends at Nestbox Collective, who have recently embarked upon a new and fascinating film project. Roshan Patel and Madison McClintock are both recent graduates of the prestigous M.F.A. program in Science and Natural ...

Episode Summary: We have dedicated the month of January here at the Eyes on Conservation podcast to Greater Sage-grouse conservation.  We are releasing a brand new short documentary today, Greater Sage-Grouse: Emblem of the American West along with an extended interview ...