Dr Paul Toyne provides expert commentary on the topical corporate governance issues in business. This interview looks into ethics and how company boards manage responsibility. CNBC Europe 5th April 2004.
CNBC Europe European Closing Bell 5 April 2004 Dr Paul Toyne Read More »
Dr Paul Toyne explains to CNN viewers the increased extreme weather and how it could be a consequence of climate change. Broadcast on CNN,14 September 2004.
The Chairman of an oil company resigned over purportedly “misleading” analyst about size of reserves. Paul Toyne examines the checks and balances available to businesses and good corporate governance. Broadcast on CNBC Europe Today’s Business, 4 March 2004.
In a live interview for Channel Four’s lunchtime news Dr Paul Toyne discusses the WTO trade meeting in Cancun and what it might mean for sustainable development and business. The significance of being socially responsible for businesses is explained by Paul. 9th September 2003
Dr Paul Toyne describes the status of the tiger in 2000. Where they are found and their threats to Nick Baker as part of National Geographic Channel’s Tiger 2000 weekend. Broadcast on 8 July 2000, National Geographic Channel.
Tiger weekend with Dr Paul Toyne. 8 July 2000 National Geographic Channel Read More »
Whilst working at WWF, Paul received a phone call from Simon Fuller (one of the originators of Pop Idols amongst other things) he wanted to meet and consider ideas for his pop band SClub7 being ambassadors for different animals. The outcome was a series of TV programmes called SClub7 Go Wild! Each programme describes the individual
Dr Paul Toyne explains tiger conservation to SClub7’s Rachel Stevens Read More »
Whilst working at WWF, Paul received a phone call from Simon Fuller (one of the originators of Pop Idols amongst other things) he wanted to meet and consider ideas for his pop band SClub7 being ambassadors for different animals. The outcome was a series of TV programmes called SClub7 Go Wild! Each programme describes the individual
Dr Paul Toyne describes the impact of ivory poacher on Asian Elephants and calls for better law enforcement to protect elephants from poachers. Not all male elephants grow tusks, it is generic, so killing males with tusks may reduce the ability of future male elephants to have tusks, as less with the right genes will
This news article explored the benefits of genetic cloning for animal conservation. Dr Paul Toyne, speaking on behalf of WWF, made the point that the cloned animals natural environment needs to be viable, or else the introduced of cloned animals will be just a vanity project only viable for wildlife parks. Channel 5 News. 9th
Dr Paul Toyne and genetic cloning of animals. Channel 5 News 9 October 2000 Read More »
Dr Paul Toyne describes the plight of European Bears on BBC1 breakfast news. Paul was director of a WWF campaign to raise awareness on the plight of carnivores. Broadcast on BBC1 Breakfast News 1999.
BBC1 Breakfast News 1999. Dr Paul Toyne discussing the plight of European Bears Read More »