Daniel Buitrago & Brandon Fifield talk wildlife conservation with the original “Moose Mama” Dana Debernardi and her lead intern Erika Lapham. Moose Mamas is a non-profit organization dedicated to a unique project with one mission! To raise and then release orphaned moose calves back into the wild where they belong.  Protecting and preserving one of Alaska's greatest natural resources!

“Yard games, corn hole & even better, “WASHERS”, AWP/Moose Mamas 1st Annual Washers tournament project, intro into Moose Mamas and the non-profit mission, Dana’s purpose and passion for wildlife conservation, 18 years living in Alaska and the last 8 years managing Moose mamas, a start with Gary Olsen in 2012 & the Alaska Moose Federation, “The Moose Web”, Erica the gym teacher,  her internship and love for wildlife conservation, finding the babies, getting them to the facility and the acclimation process to domesticating a wild baby moose calf, earning trust, mammas special formula, collecting their natural food source, & feeding the animals, nutrition, weight gain and rapid growth, releasing the moose back into the wild, management and cohabitation with the ADF&G, tracking the moose, managing moose population, the permitting challenges and struggles, losing home base, finding a new facility and support, how to help and donate to the cause, @moosefoto, 

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