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In the Media

TEO and Lawrence Anthony's legacy have been featured internationally across television, radio, podcasts, print, and digital media.

In the Media

Media Coverage

Featured In

Lawrence Anthony and The Earth Organization have been featured across leading international media outlets.

CNN ↗

Coverage of Lawrence Anthony's Baghdad Zoo rescue and conservation legacy

ABC ↗

Landline TV Program — Digging Deep: New Approach to Find Underground Water

CBS Sunday Morning ↗

Feature with Charles Osgood on the Baghdad Zoo rescue mission

Elle Magazine

Feature coverage of conservation programs and organizational leadership

Men's Journal

The Elephant Wars — coverage of Lawrence Anthony's wildlife protection efforts

Coast to Coast AM ↗

Barbara Wiseman on global environmental issues and conservation

Mazda Foundation South Africa

Support for lion relocation and wildlife conservation initiatives

Strategic Financial Intelligence Radio

Barbara Wiseman on ecological stewardship and economic resilience

T.R.O.N. Podcast

The founding story of TEO and Lawrence Anthony's conservation legacy

Unmute Yourself Podcast

Barbara Wiseman on her journey into international environmental leadership

Featured Coverage

In the Spotlight

ABC Landline TV Program

Digging Deep: New Approach to Find Underground Water

A feature exploring innovative approaches to underground water discovery and sustainable environmental practices connected to TEO's broader ecological mission.

Mazda Foundation South Africa

Mazda Foundation South Africa Supports Lion Relocation

Coverage highlighting support for wildlife relocation and conservation efforts connected to lion protection initiatives in South Africa.

Men's Journal

The Elephant Wars

A feature connected to Lawrence Anthony's conservation work and the growing international attention surrounding wildlife protection and the ivory crisis.

CBS Sunday Morning with Charles Osgood

Baghdad Zoo Rescue

Coverage of Lawrence Anthony's extraordinary mission to rescue animals during the Iraq War, a story that later became internationally known through Babylon's Ark. Unfortunately, this powerful, 12-minute feature is no longer available.

Podcasts & Radio

Recent Media & Podcast Features

November 6, 2025

Barbara Wiseman Featured on Coast to Coast AM Radio

Barbara Wiseman, President and Co-Founder of The Earth Organization, joined the nationally syndicated Coast to Coast AM program to discuss global environmental issues, conservation efforts, and the importance of practical ecological solutions.

November 6, 2025

Barbara Wiseman Featured on the Strategic Financial Intelligence Radio Show

Barbara discussed how long-term ecological stewardship and sustainable environmental practices connect directly to economic resilience and responsible future planning.

September 30, 2025

President Barbara Wiseman Featured on the T.R.O.N. Podcast

Barbara Wiseman shared the founding story of The Earth Organization, Lawrence Anthony's legacy, and the continuing importance of Cooperative Ecology™ principles.

September 30, 2025

Barbara Wiseman Featured on the Unmute Yourself Podcast

In this interview, Barbara discusses her journey from corporate consulting into international wildlife conservation and environmental leadership.

Books by Lawrence Anthony

The Written Legacy

The Elephant Whisperer

2009

The Elephant Whisperer

Lawrence Anthony with Graham Spence

The international bestseller in which Lawrence Anthony tells the story of rescuing a traumatized elephant herd at Thula Thula — and what it taught him about the relationship between humans and the natural world.

Babylon's Ark

2007

Babylon's Ark

Lawrence Anthony with Graham Spence

The account of Lawrence Anthony's mission to save the animals of the Baghdad Zoo during the 2003 invasion of Iraq — a story of courage, improvisation, and the universal value of animal life.

The Last Rhinos

2012

The Last Rhinos

Lawrence Anthony with Graham Spence

Lawrence Anthony's final book — a mission to locate and protect the last surviving Northern White Rhinos in the Democratic Republic of Congo, negotiating with armed militias in one of the world's most dangerous regions.

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