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Hi, I'm a huge nature lover, and I just want to thank you for your work. Here in Chile a lot nation park are in danger because drug organization are taking over it slowly, and it hurts me to know they are get ride of the trees to plant drugs there. And also, some are affected by fire very often, what do you do there with fire hazard?

When you have the opportunity to interview someone like Mr Wonderful o'leary why don't you ask any questions about his background with FTX and crypto in general? He was paid more by FTX than he lost in FTX for his endorsements. As far as I can tell he lost nothing and helped promote and still thinks FTX is a viable company somehow. Do reporters just say what rich guys like that want b/c you're afraid to lose access to them?

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Thank you for the incredible work you are doing. It is the most valuable thing that can be done at this point in history - the protection of wilderness and the other species we share the biosphere with.

I work in environmental law enforcement/conservation. My efforts center around the marine environment. I have helped expose illegal shark finning & overfishing on the high seas. But we also encountered human rights abuses, which was tragic.

So much environmental crime is tied up with other serious crime, as you rightly pointed out. Is Peru in a position to support efforts to challenge the illegal wildlife cartels?

Thank you for your response.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Besides contributing some of the footage over the years, I didn't have any hand or influence in the creation of the film. Harry himself had much more influence over what he filmed of himself and shared with the filmmakers. But I think only the film team and Amazon could answer this question for you x

Hey Samantha, I recently watched wildcat and loved it. One thing I couldn’t quite understand the intentional laser focus of Harry Turners mental illness with a heavy dose of deprecation. Any comment on this?

Thank you so much for your reply! It was really insightful, I wish you the best with your organisation!!!

Sounds like a plan!! :)

I definitely will keep an eye open ! Thank you very much, and maybe see you later this year 🙂

you're a badass, my goal is to be right down there in the trenches someday! my college thesis elaborated on the different types of pollution in the amazon, namely mercury. crazy stuff, can't believe how soulless those miners are to leave such messes behind

Hey! We put a call out for research coordinator applications in Nov and recently chose 5 to join us in early Feb. We will likely be looking for 1 or 2 again in July. It's definitely a great opportunity to do your own research on our reserve!! It's not the best pay, but for recent grads, those with less than 5 years experience in the field etc. it's a good gig. Fully covered accommodations, food, everything, plus a stipend of $300 a month and costs of any research equipment for your project covered too. Keep an eye out on our socials for any announcements before summer!! xo

A bit selfish question here: I'm a wildlife biologist myself and have worked and volunteered a bit in Latin America (Mexico, Perú, Bolivia). Are you planning on hiring biologists in a close future? I have tremendous respect for the work you do and always wanted to help a project like yours, particularly now that I have graduated.

All the best !

I’m idiosyncratic too. It’s not that bad, there are support groups. One day at a time…

I would like to know the answer to this question also.

Hi! I don't want to deter you from pursuing a career in wildlife conservation (sciences/ecology, etc.), but the reality is that paid jobs are few and far between (you mentioned a job so I'm speaking to paid work :)). Most of my colleagues/labmates have found entry level jobs as professors or potentially jobs for the State in forestry/wildlife that pay well if lucky. I myself haven't been able to pay myself a salary at Hoja Nueva since founding it in 2015 -- I'm only able to pay local/Peruvians a competitive wage. I have done film work, graphic design, consulting on the side to make a living wage. Anyway I just don't want it to come across as the perfect life, fully supported, the "dream" etc. to do what I do because it's just not possible for everyone financially or otherwise. To answer your question from a broader sense though, YES, if you were to get a masters in wildlife sciences, you would be well prepared for a "job" like mine. :) xo

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Hopefully a few years .. ten would be nice, to have an impact

As a taxpayer, I would like to know why your agency exists?

Hi! If I were to get a masters in wildlife sciences instead of wildlife conservation ecology, do you think I could work in the same field as you? And if I took wildlife conservation ecology, what other types of jobs would be accessible to me?

Just started the show. It is incredibly well written (is that the right word when it is already written?) and edited. I feel like the families should be proud. Music is a big thing for me and I love your choices of music. I was wondering if you can tell me the piece of music at the end of episode one? I tried to look it up by the lyrics and Shazam and can’t seem to find it. I really like it. Thank you!!

Sounds close to about 8/10 Madoffs

How long do you think you have left?, considering how environmentalists are hunted to extinction in South America. Note: I’m not trying to threaten or offend, I’m just being fatalistically realistic.

The hair will need to come from the actual patient. Think of it like an organ transplant from another person. The body of the patient might view a new organ as a foreign object and reject it. The body of the patient would know/realize if donor hair was not from the actual person.