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Lindsay Thomas Jr., Chief Communications Manager for the National Deer Association is on the show to explore the complex dynamics between whitetail deer populations and endangered caribou in North America. The dialogue emphasizes the need for responsible management practices to ensure ecological balance and the future of deer populations amidst changing environmental conditions. In this conversation, Lindsay and Mark discuss the complexities surrounding the classification of whitetail deer as invasive species, the implications of human activity on wildlife distribution, and the future of ungulates in North America amidst climate change. They explore the ecological roles of whitetails, the challenges of defining native versus invasive species, and the importance of adaptive management strategies involving hunters.
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Lindsay Thomas Jr., Chief Communications Manager for the National Deer Association is on the show to explore the complex dynamics between whitetail deer populations and endangered caribou in North America. The dialogue emphasizes the need for responsible management practices to ensure ecological balance and the future of deer populations amidst changing environmental conditions. In this conversation, Lindsay and Mark discuss the complexities surrounding the classification of whitetail deer as invasive species, the implications of human activity on wildlife distribution, and the future of ungulates in North America amidst climate change. They explore the ecological roles of whitetails, the challenges of defining native versus invasive species, and the importance of adaptive management strategies involving hunters.
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