Shadow species like wolves, migrating animals such as the kudamundi, and non-native plants like tamarisk are playing big roll on the Colorado Plateau, says Larry Stevens, Ph D., curator of ecology and conservation at the Museum of Northern Arizona. Hear about Northern Arizona's changing landscape and animal community on Discovery with Babbitt Ranches as Dr. Stevens joins host Billy Cordasco.

Part 3 - Continued discussion with Dr. Ed Hoover of significant interpersonal relationship fundamentals, their complexity, and core concepts to build and maintain relationship health.

Part 2 - Continued discussion with Dr. Ed Hoover of significant interpersonal relationship fundamentals, their complexity, and core concepts to maintain relationship health.

Significant Interpersonal Relationships are complicated and Fundamentals to who we are as human beings - Listen to Dr. Ed Hoover explain the core concepts of healthy relationships. In the End, Relationships are all there is..

Join us to discuss groundbreaking golden eagle research and conservation efforts on Babbitt Ranches with renowned Environmental Research Specialist, Tom Koronkiewicz of SWCA Environmental Consultants. Tom specializes in avian ecology for threatened and endangered species. We have been collecting and analyzing a vast amount of science and research on this amazing bird and its surrounding ecosystem over the past ten years.

The arrival of the Babbitt family to America began in 1639 near the shore of Plymouth Rock. Today much of the business activities are in northern Arizona. Join us as we journey through over 350 years of Babbitt family history with family historian, Jim Babbitt.