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Manatees, Turtles and Wildlife Photo Journalism
Read more: Manatees, Turtles and Wildlife Photo JournalismWelcome back to The Impact Storytelling Podcast in this episode, host Sabine M. Probst is joined by Nicholas Conzone. Nicholas blends science, journalism, and photography to shine a light on overlooked ecosystems. You may have seen his stunning photo of Ocala National Forest featured in National Geographic’s “Best of the World 2025,” or stories on…
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Bioacoustics and Marine Conservation
Read more: Bioacoustics and Marine ConservationIn this episode Sabine M. Probst is joined by Kate Inman. Kate is a marine biologist, conservationist, and science communicator with a growing voice in the world of marine science and conservation. She’s worked on everything from dolphin surveys in Cornwall to coral reef expeditions in North Sulawesi, to turtle conservation in the Philippines—and her…
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Shark Conservation
Read more: Shark ConservationIn this weeks episode I am talking with Jillian Morris, marine biologist, shark conservationist, educator, author, and founder of Sharks4Kids. Born and raised on the coast of Maine, Jillian developed a love for the sea early on. That childhood fascination has since grown into a remarkable global career—one that spans scientific research, fieldwork, documentary filmmaking,…
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Cetacean Research and Marine Conservation
Read more: Cetacean Research and Marine ConservationElena is an Austrian biologist with a Master of Science in Marine Conservation from the University of Oviedo, Spain. Her research centers on marine mammals, particularly innovative, non-invasive methods for studying free-ranging odontocetes. She’s been involved in amazing work collecting blow samples from short-finned pilot whales and participating in tagging campaigns for elusive beaked whales…
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Evolution and Ecology of Life in Mediterranean Gravel Beaches
Read more: Evolution and Ecology of Life in Mediterranean Gravel BeachesDr. Maximilian Wagner recently finished his joint PhD degree at the University of Graz and Antwerp and is currently working as a PostDoc at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Rijeka. His research mainly focuses on the evolution and ecology of intertidal organisms, especially in Mediterranean gravel beach environments. In his PhD…
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Everglades Conservation Storytelling with National Geographic Explorer
Read more: Everglades Conservation Storytelling with National Geographic ExplorerGabriela Tejeda is a conservation storyteller and National Geographic explorer who currently works on The Nature Conservancy’s global Storytelling team. A Boston College graduate, she moved to the Florida Keys to work in the environmental conservation sector — through which she quickly developed a knack for connecting storytelling, science and change-making. Through her work in…
