Corey Bradshaw, a global ecologist and director at Flinders University, dives into the pressing issue of human overpopulation and its link to biodiversity loss. He discusses the alarming signs of the sixth mass extinction driven by human activity. The conversation touches on varying global demographics, the critical role of pollinators, and the need for urgent environmental action and sustainable policies. Corey also emphasizes emotional challenges in conservation and the necessity for diverse perspectives to navigate these interconnected crises.

Corey Bradshaw, a global ecologist and author, reveals that humanity is on the brink of a mass extinction event. He discusses the paradox of overpopulation versus declining birth rates and their implications for resources and wildlife. With Australia facing the highest mammal extinction rate, he highlights the impact of non-native predators and the urgent need for responsible family planning. Bradshaw emphasizes the importance of honest conversations about climate change, resilience, and fostering a hopeful community for future generations.