Die Elefantenmänner von Sumatra
Im Einsatz für eine bedrohte Tierart
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Die Elefantenmänner von Sumatra
Narrated by:
Christine Gnann, Klaus Hemmerle
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Narrated by:
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Christine Gnann
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Klaus Hemmerle
About this listen
Der deutsche Biologe Alexander Moßbrucker leitet die "human elephant conflict mitigation units" – Konfliktschlichter zwischen Menschen und wilden Elefanten. O-Töne: Christopher Stremme - Tierarzt, Dortmund; Mitarbeiter Wildtier - Schutzorganisation Vesswic, Indonesien; Jean-Michel Hatt - Prof. für Zoo-, Heim- und Wildtiermedizin, Vetsuisse-Fakultät, Universität Zürich; N. N. - Tourist; N. N. - Touristin; N. N. (engl., darüber dt. Überstzung); Abdoullah - Elefantenführer, Tangkahan, Sumatra; Alexander Moßbrucker - Biologe, Freiburg; Mitarbeiter Zoologische Gesellschaft Frankfurt, Jambi, Indonesien; Regie: Michael Utz
©2011 SWR (P)2011 SWR
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