WFL 77: Increasing the breeding success of the Oregon Spotted Frog
The Oregon Spotted Frog is listed as an Endangered Species under the Canadian Species At Risk Act; therefore, the breeding success and reintroduction ...
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Wild For Life is the Toronto Zoo podcast that brings you behind the scenes and unveils the "hidden zoo." Each episode brings you information on the critical conservation work that protects endangered species and works to preserve biodiversity. You will hear from nutritionists, ecologists, veterinarians, social scientists, wildlife biologists, and more that are working hard to help protect wildlife from all over the world.
WFL 76: Animal Welfare Science at the Toronto Zoo
I am joined by Maria Franke, Manager of Welfare Science at the Toronto Zoo, on today’s episode to discuss how the Zoo monitors and studies animal welf...
WFL 75: The Story of Todd the Red Fox at the Toronto Zoo
You are probably familiar with the animal that we are going to cover today. These animals are found all over the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ont...
WFL 74: Explore Goat World at the Toronto Zoo
I had the pleasure of interviewing Amanda Corbett today on the podcast to discuss the New Goat World habitat at the Toronto Zoo. The habitat offers go...
WFL 73: Conservation Genetics of the Bison at the Toronto Zoo
Dr. Liz Okruhlik joins me on the podcast to discuss how she got her new position at the Toronto Zoo. She is the Conservation Research Veterinarian and...
WFL 72: Studying Orangutan Behaviour Between Two Exhibits at the Toronto Zoo
Ezekiel Gading joins me on the podcast to discuss his Master’s research thesis of studying the animal behaviour of one of the most charismatic animals...
WFL 71: Plastic-Free July Competition that you can join with the Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo is participating in an international competition called Plastic-Free July to lead by example in the fight against using single-use pla...
WFL 70: The Amazing Tree Kangaroo at the Toronto Zoo
Ryan Hegarty, the Lead Keeper at the Australasia Pavilion at the Toronto Zoo, joins me to discuss the amazing Tree Kangaroo. These cute animals have a...
WFL 69: Why Do Sloths Move So Slow?
Brendan Bonner and I sit down to discuss why sloths move so slow and how do they survive in the wilderness. This conversation explores how animals ada...
WFL 68: Amorphophallus Bloom and the New Zoo Green Instagram
The Toronto Zoo Greenhouse is in the middle of showing off its new Amorphophallus bloom that only blooms once every two years. Amber Vitek, who tends...