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BBC Radio 4 - Great Lives, Tony Juniper on EO Wilson
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BBC Radio 4’s Great Lives is set to feature Dr Tony Juniper, of Natural England, nominating American biologist E.O. Wilson, a pioneer spanning entomology and biodiversity. Wilson (born in Alabama in 1929) is best known for his work on ants and for developing sociobiology, as well as his “Half-Earth” goal. After a fishing accident at age seven left him blind in one eye, he focused on small subjects. The program notes that Wilson recorded several hundred ant species and was the first to describe how they communicate through pheromones. Dr Paula Ehrlich, president and CEO of the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, joins the discussion from North Carolina.
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