Host Larry Pynn chats with Dr. Richard Hebda, a curator (Botany and Earth History) at the Royal British Columbia Museum for more than 34 years and an adjunct professor (Biology, Earth and Ocean Sciences) at the University of Victoria for 30 yea

The Bird Man – David Allen Sibley

Apr 30th, 2014 32m 50s

Author and illustrator of The Sibley Guide to Birds, David Allen Sibley talks about the new, second edition of his highly acclaimed reference book on North American birds.

Jeff and Sue Turner: Behind The Lens

Mar 12th, 2014 34m 37s

Jeff and Sue Turner, residents of Princeton, BC, have been producing nature documentaries for 30 years, for broadcasters such as BBC and PBS. Jeff and Sue speak with Gone Wild host Larry Pynn about some of their greatest experiences around the

The Once and Future World

Mar 6th, 2014 36m 56s

An interview with award-winning author James MacKinnon, whose new non-fiction book, The Once and Future World, is the basis for a Rewilding Vancouver exhibition currently on at the Museum of Vancouver.

Legend Of The Sea

Oct 31st, 2013 49m 46s

Phil Nuytten, of Nuytco Research, talks about his remarkable career and the future of ocean exploration in this conversation with Vancouver Sun environment reporter Larry Pynn.

Charlie Russell and the Great Bears

Apr 22nd, 2013 35m 27s

Vancouver Sun environment reporter Larry Pynn speaks with Charlie Russell, son of the late Andy Russell, about his unique adventures with bears in Siberia and Canada and his perspectives on how bear and man can co-exist.

Explorer Mike Fay

Apr 15th, 2013 33m 47s

Vancouver Sun environment reporter Larry Pynn talks with National Geographic explorer-in-residence Mike Fay of the Wildlife Conservation Society about his concerns over the impact of mining development in northern BC and Alaska.

Adventurer Pat Morrow

Apr 12th, 2013 36m 43s

Host Larry Pynn speaks with Pat Morrow, an East Kootenays resident who climbed Mount Everest in 1982 and ascended the summits of the highest peaks on seven continents in 1986.

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