5. Dr Anna Goldman, Naturalist & Biodiversity Scientist - The Biodiversity Impact Podcast
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5. Dr Anna Goldman, Naturalist & Biodiversity Scientist - The Biodiversity Impact Podcast
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Recorded at Borneo’s Danum Valley field station, this episode features Dr. Anna Goldman, a Naturalist and Biodiversity Scientist currently working as the lead natural history museum curator at California Polytechnic University in Humboldt, USA.
Anna shares her unconventional teaching methods, from using roadkill river otters in necropsies to explaining the vital role of flesh-eating beetles in preparing museum specimens. For her, these museum collections are not dusty relics but living archives of biodiversity, essential for tracking environmental change, identifying new species, and inspiring future generations. Reflecting on her own journey, from childhood curiosity with insects and animal remains to a PhD on pangolins in Hong Kong, Anna discusses the challenges of being a woman in science, the importance of collaboration over competition, and the value of clear, engaging science communication.
Looking ahead, she emphasises the need to combine field-based learning with modern research techniques, and to ensure natural history collections, biodiversity data and expertise are passed on.