Friday, September 23, 2011
Saving the turtles of the world - "Price Per Dozen" a new documentary ...
... is in the pre-production stages.
PRICE PER DOZEN follows two passionate conservation biologists seeking to expose the roots of this illegal trade….what they embark on reveals a lot more than they could have ever imagined…they have dug where no one else has before…and found an industry supporting the illegal harvest of sea turtle populations all over the world; Including a recently established market in their own backyard....Australia.
The truth has been uncovered! Now its time to act!
Wild Time spoke to the two aforementioned activists Melissa Bolton and Luke Wheat about the documentary, hopes and difficulties.
LISTEN HERE
Find out more about the movie here
Check them out on facebook
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Helping animals in Beirut
If there ever was an organisation that deserves support: THIS IS IT! Listen to Wild Time in conversation with Maria Kutantaki - Hawari from APAF and find out how incredible the work is they are doing in order to help stray animals in Beirut
LISTEN HERE
LISTEN HERE
Stray dogs in India
www.strays.in is an informative site that concerns itself with stray dogs in India and their rights. Wild Time recently spoke to Rakesh Shukla to find out more about it.
LISTEN HERE
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Bob Timmons - Artist for the Ocean
Bob Timmons is an animal rights activist and artist who 'uses his paintbrush as a weapon' in order to raise awareness for our oceans and its inhabitants.
Bob is a man of many talents and a fascinating personality. He is involved in many things from running the Toronto Sea Shepherd branch to co-hosting an awareness raising TV/PC show
LISTEN HERE
Animal Aid Egypt
Wild Time spoke to Norhen Shrief from Animal Aid Egypt about their important work. The conversation touches on many important issues such as poverty, education and religion and animal welfare and rights.
LISTEN HERE
Visit Animal Aid on Facebook
LISTEN HERE
Visit Animal Aid on Facebook
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Situation reversed - Thomas Janak interviewed about WILD TIME RADIO
Recently WILD TIME RADIO host Thomas Janak was interviewed about his long-running animal rights show by members from the incredible animal rights zone.
The interview touches on human rights and animal rights, animal welfare and animal rights and how researching and recording for Wild Time was a life changing event for Thomas.
Enjoy the interview HERE
The interview touches on human rights and animal rights, animal welfare and animal rights and how researching and recording for Wild Time was a life changing event for Thomas.
Enjoy the interview HERE
Salt Water Tears - in conversation with activist and author Len Varley
Len Varley's new book about the drive hunts in Taiji goes beyond describing the killings of the beautiful dolphins in Japan's coastal town of Taiji. The book (and this conversation) also offers a fascinating insight into the historical background of whaling in Japan and offers a glimpse into the mind of Japan's citizens. Informative, honest and respectful - this is a long and fascinating conversation about the rather old issue of whaling.
LISTEN HERE
LISTEN HERE
Monday, September 5, 2011
Make a difference right here
There has been some great progress since the interview with Stop Crush.org and now YOU can make a real diffeence by signing the petition
HERE
to bring about a lasting protection for all victimes of crush videos and real punishment for those who are involved in this disgusting industry.
Please sign and share
HERE
to bring about a lasting protection for all victimes of crush videos and real punishment for those who are involved in this disgusting industry.
Please sign and share
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Taiji eyewitness report
Meet marine mammal medic and mother of three Kerry O Brien, an outspoken activist who kindly shared her experience of being in Taiji/Japan with Wild Time Radio. Kerry also went to Namibia and the topics include all things Taiji, the seal clubbing in Namibia, activism and more.
Listen now
Friday, September 2, 2011
The Global Shark Conservation Initiative
One of the most misunderstood and most hunted and exploited predator on the planet, namely the shark, is in serious trouble.
Thankfully, there are groups that are doing something to raise awareness and to help.
WILD TIME interviewed Veerle Roeland and Susana Navajas from the Global Shark Conservation Initiative to talk about the state of the oceans, the sharks and more.
visit TGSCI on facebook
Check out their official website
LISTEN NOW
Thankfully, there are groups that are doing something to raise awareness and to help.
WILD TIME interviewed Veerle Roeland and Susana Navajas from the Global Shark Conservation Initiative to talk about the state of the oceans, the sharks and more.
visit TGSCI on facebook
Check out their official website
LISTEN NOW
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