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Matt Blair | The Rusty Mokoro
Conservation Storytelling with Matt Blair
Africa is dynamic. It is a story that is constantly evolving, and inspiring. Join Conservation Videographer, Matt Blair, as he hosts conversations with a diverse range of field-based voices to talk conservation. The Conservation Storytelling Podcast is a shared platform where ideas are shared, awareness created and curiosity is fulfilled about conservation in Africa.
Matt Blair | www.therustymokoro.com | Socials @therustymokoro
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5.0 stars from 7 ratings
Great Informative Podcast
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“Great informative podcast! I've just listened to the episode on bats and I learnt so much. Keep up the good work!”Read full review »
Zim Low Carber via Apple Podcasts ·
South Africa ·
06/03/20
Passionate about what they do!
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“Matt and The Rusty Mokoro crew - so glad they got a podcast going. These guys are so passionate about people and conservation in Africa. Their access to people who have so much knowledge about this topic shows in the episodes. Look forward to the future episodes and the guests you’ll be bringing...”Read full review »
BotswanaByJames via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/02/20
Brilliant
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“Brilliant first podcast! Can’t wait for the next one...”
Glenn Ekron via Apple Podcasts ·
South Africa ·
05/01/20
Recent Episodes
It has been a long time since getting a podcast out there, but here is the first for 2021! This episode is a continuation from the Walk Luangwa 2020 expedition where a small group of us walked 350km through the Luangwa Valley in aid of community and conservation organisations in the Luangwa that...
Published 01/29/21
Published 01/29/21
“We live in a very dynamic world. We can't be doing the same things we have done for years in the name of staying true to the mission. You know, you move and adapt and change as things present themselves.” Thandiwe Mweetwa, Project Manager, Zambian Carnivore Programme.
It has been a long time,...
Published 11/30/20
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