6.11 Patricia Wright on Lemurs, Madagascar, and Connections between Humans and Nature

This episode of Spotlights features Dr. Patricia Wright, a renowned American primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist. She is famous for her extensive fieldwork in Madagascar, where she discovered the golden bamboo lemur and spearheaded the creation of Ranomafana National Park. She discusses her work, especially the challenges of conservation, the connections between humans and nature, and the incredible world of Lemurs. You can learn more about her work by exploring the Pat Wright Lab at Stony Brook University. https://patwrightlab.weebly.com/pat-wright.html