Wildlife Conservation in Myanmar
Saw Htun, Wildlife Conservation Society Myanmar Program | Dr. Simon Hedges, Wildlife Conservation Society
06-Jun-16 14:00
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A while back, Bigger Picture producer Dr. Law Yao Hua attended the 3rd Asia Regional Conference of the Society for Conservation Biology - Asia Section. He spoke to two conservationists working with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) about wildlife conservation issues, specifically in Myanmar.
In the first interview, we hear from Saw Htun, the Deputy Country Program Director at WCS Myanmar, who gives a broad overview of conservation issues in his home country.
In the second interview, Yao Hua speaks to Dr. Simon Hedges, who coordinates elephant conservation projects across Asia for the WCS. Among other things, Simon discusses how elephant dung is used to understand, monitor and protect elephants in the wild.
If you'd like to know more about the Wildlife Conservation Society's work to conserve the world's largest wild places in 15 priority regions, you can download the podcast of our interview with Dr. Elizabeth Bennett and Dr. Melvin Gumal.
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Tags: Earth Matters, Asia Regional Conference of the Society for Conservation Biology, conservation biology, wildlife conservation society, illegal trade, elephants, myanmar biodiversity
