Carly Wilson has a long background in wildlife care and habitat management. She worked for the RSCPA Wildlife Clinic in Canberra for several years and has also worked as a fauna spotter, relocating animals away from sites of habitat destruction. She is now a film producer. She recently released an environmental documentary called Rubber Jellyfish, about the ingestion of released helium balloons by endangered marine animals.

During our conversation, we talked about wildlife conservation, plastic waste management, endangered species' habitat protection, conservative politics, fake science, sexism and building resilience, and the power of environmental documentaries.

For all the references mentioned in this episode:http://gosimone.org/conservation/episode-4-carly-wilson-on-wildlife-conservation-climate-change-as-a-class-issue-and-building-resilience/