Asian Geographic Library:Podcast

The forests in which the Bornean Orangutans reside have seen a 50 per cent decline over the last two decades. The swelling human population eats away at Borneo’s forests, feeding the insatiable needs of the monetary greed from Palm oil plantations. Listen in to find out how these Bornean Orangutans cope and how we can help.

ASIAN Geographic recently caught up with street photographer, Alain Schneuwly, who shares about his love for street photography and how that pathed his journey to expeditions to Yali Tribe in West Papua, Indonesia, North Korea, and more.

Tune in and check Alain and his works through his social media accounts:

• Instagram: One Eye Sees The Other Feels
• Facebook:  One Eye Sees The Other Feels
• Website: One Eye Sees The Other Feels

StoryTube: Our Battle for Sustainability – Keeping Pace with Asia's Rise on Plastic Pollution

The meteoric rise of Asia, home to the fastest growing economies in the world, has also led to a steep increase in the amount of waste we generate.

Tune in to discover more about the plastic conundrum facing Asia and the discover some of the filthiest rivers of Asia.

StoryTube: The 6 Species That Was Endangered by Human – The Blue Whale

Species facing extinction is seeing an unfortunate increase rather than a much hopeful decline. In this audiobook narration, Asian Geographic looks at the blue whale as a part of the six series to put a spotlight on the declining and endangered species.

Tune in to discover more about these majestic, marine mammals that are poetically beautiful, yet poignant. 

The History of AMA Divers of Japan

ASIAN Geographic recently caught up with nature and wildlife conservationist Sahil Zutshi, who left his work in the environmental and development planning sectors in the UK and Spain, to pursue conservation and research work in India.

Our Monthly Podcast about Everything Marine & Ocean Conservation!

Underwater360 recently caught up with budding ocean conservationist Vanessa Vergara on how she made the decision to leave her career in the PR world, to go after her passion for marine conservation, and shares with us what her vision for the future looks like.