Known for its vastness and incredible wildebeest migration, the Serengeti ecosystem in East Africa continues to captivate both tourists and scientists alike. Professor Tony Sinclair of the University of British Columbia joins Laurie Baker to talk about how his interest in biology at a young age sparked a lifetime studying the history and biology of one of the world’s most highly treasured ecosystems.
Tune in to this episode of Naturally Speaking Shorts as Tony takes us on a remarkable personal journey studying this ecosystem, recounting some of the trials and tribulations as well as the adventures and successes of his life’s work.
Episode 20- Where the Land Runs Forever
Check out more of the story here: Serengeti Story
Intro and outro music sampled from:
“The Curtain Rises” and “Early Riser” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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