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Oct 27, 2026
438: Empathy for every species: One vet student’s road to wildlife and conservation work
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0:50Adam ChristmanHOST
But before we go into it, tell us a little bit about yourself, who you are, and what made you get into veterinary medicine.
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1:00Ajay SawantGUEST
I'm also a marine conservationist, and I've worked with multiple organizations, including National Geographic, Balsic Ocean Awareness Program, but I also lead a non-profit organization called Pink Ocean Society, which works across seven different countries.
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1:15Ajay SawantGUEST
We do everything from wildlife conservation, marine restoration, bioreplantation, coral restoration.
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8:20Adam ChristmanHOST
And for students who are listening who want to get involved but feel maybe a little intimidated or underqualified, what are some practical first steps that you would recommend for those interested in wildlife or conservation medicine? I