Media
Dr Paul Toyne is often asked for his views and opinions on sustainability, the built environment and specific issues like climate change. Paul “cut his teeth” on campaigning on nature conservation, natural resource use and highlighting the issues of climate change whilst at WWF and at Article 13 Ltd. A selection of clips of these vintage TV and film appearances are provided below, together with more recent footage on the importance of reducing carbon and environmental impacts in the infrastructure and construction.
Tiger weekend with Dr Paul Toyne. 8 July 2000 National Geographic Channel
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
Dr Paul Toyne explains tiger conservation to SClub7’s Rachel Stevens
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
SClub7 Go Wild BBC TV 2000 Dr Paul Toyne meets the band member Rachel Stevens and talks Siberian tigers
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
Channel East Chinese Breakfast News interview with Dr Paul Toyne about Asian Elephants, 2000
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
Dr Paul Toyne and genetic cloning of animals. Channel 5 News 9 October 2000
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
BBC1 Breakfast News 1999. Dr Paul Toyne discussing the plight of European Bears
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