All Things Wolf and Wild Podcast

Suzanne Stone from the wolf reintroduction team to coexistence through non-lethal means Episode 1.

A conversation with Suzanne Stone. From her work with the USA/Canada wolf reintroduction team, working for Defenders of Wildlife wolf compensation fund, co-founding the Wood River Wolf Project to her latest and truly most amazing project -- The International Wildlife Coexistence Network. 

5th installment on Being a Better Wolf Advocate

This is the 5th segment of a 6 part series on wolf information and why it's important and where to obtain it.   And most important the need to save this information. 

 

A good long chat about everything with Kristi Lloyd, Chair of the Southwest Michigan group of the Michigan Sierra Club

Listen in as Kim and Kristi spend time on Christmas day talking about wolves, environment and ecosystems in the midwest and western states. This is an unedited, heartfelt conversation from two people that don't hold anything back.

Being a better wolf & wildlife advocate. # 4 of 6 part series.

Did you ever wonder what the wolf opposition would be?  This short podcast will help prepare and explain what to expect and from who to expect it.  This is the fourth installment in a six-part series designed to help you be a more effective wolf and wildlife advocate.   It's time to be a voice for the voiceless and "Take back our wildlife!" 

Yellowstone National Park - protecting wolves of the Northern Range with Marc Cooke President of Wolves of the Rockies

You would think America's 1st National Park would be a safe haven for wolves - well not exactly. Listen up as Marc and Kim chat about the loophole Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks won't close - that is killing more wolves than the quota allows. 

The Pro's and Con's of Proposition 114 Colorado Gray Wolf Reintroduction and Management with Cassiopeia Camara

Proposition 114 Colorado Gray Wolf Reintroduction and Management is on the ballot for Coloradoan's to vote on November 3rd and Cassie Camara is here to talk about the research she and others have been doing at Colorado State University (CSU) on the subject of reintroduction. Check in for this short but informative discussion -- you will be amazed at what is the biggest concern for the Colorado voter -- I know I was! 

We also have an announcement of a much needed event that will take place this coming week - YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS IT!!

How the Wildlife Management Game is played....The System!

In this segment, the third in a six-part series, we will explain how wildlife management in Montana and the other nearby states works.    We will explain the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks department's structure, how it works, and what to expect when you get involved.      Its time to take back our wildlife and the wildlife agency that does not represent the non-consumptive community.    Stop killing our wolves and Yellowstone wolves!

Who & Why will help explain how the wildlife system works. Listening in will make you a better advocate for wolves and wildlife. Lets work together and "Take back our Wildlife>"

The Who and Why "all things wolf and wild' podcast will explain how the Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks wildlife management system works.   The individuals that are helpful and the ones that are not!  This episode will help you better understand the process of the Montana legislative wildlife bill.   Let us be honest with ourselves.....Most of what comes out of Helena, Montana is anti-predator and anti-wildlife.   Please consider sharing this helpful podcast! 

"Respect" being a more effective wolf and wildlife advocate.

This is the first segment in a six-part series on how to be a more effective wolf advocate.  

Factory Farms, Wet Markets and the Wildlife Trade - The time to change is NOW

Living in the time of COVID-19 - and knowing where it came from - it's time to take a look at the dangers of these trades and practices. They are unnecessary, unethical, inhumane and incredibly unnecessary.