In this engaging discussion, James Gibbs, Vice President of Science and Conservation at the Galapagos Conservancy, shares his profound connection with Lonesome George, the last of his kind. He recounts the emotional journey surrounding George's solitary life and death, illustrating the urgent message of extinction. Gibbs opens up about the touching logistics of transporting George's body for taxidermy, sparking tears among onlookers. He emphasizes the hope for future conservation efforts, including the potential for cloning, highlighting the ongoing battle against biodiversity loss.
