Why humans & wildlife?
The Humans & Wildlife Show is a periodic livestream about biology, people, and wildlife. We enjoy talking to different experts, and you're invited along for the ride. Subscribe (YouTube | Facebook) to join the conversation in real time, or catch one of our past episodes. These include:
- what vampire bats can teach us about cooperation
- the significance of turtles in Anishinaabe culture
- a virtual fieldtrip through the evolutionary tree of life
- how to make a wildlife-friendly backyard
- teach children empathy with insects
Our Mission
Our mission is to inspire and empower people to protect the environment though education.
Animals are the part of nature that is most like us—we are more closely related to them than we are to trees, fungi, bacteria, or other forms of life. We see ourselves in animals, and can relate to their struggles. On The Humans & Wildlife Show, we explore what makes animals so amazing, ways that humans and animals influence each other, and what we can do to protect our fellow amazing creatures, including conserving the environments we all rely on.
Episode highlight
Entomologist Dr. Ricardo Mariño-Pérez describes ways of eating insects in Mexico, and why insects are such a sustainable source of protein.
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