For the Wild Ones

For the Wild Ones

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For the Wild Ones episodes

  • Coexistence Misperceptions

    Learn the clues to solving barnyard crimes and discover if you're living in Mountain Lion territory.

     

    Featuring Gowan Batist - Coexistence and Advocacy Coordinator for the Mountain Lion Foundation and a fifth-generation sheep rancher at Fortunate Farm in Caspar, California. 

     

    More at WildlifeCoexistence.org

     

    MUSIC: 

    The Insider - Time to Move and Motivate 

    40 min
  • Restoring Landscapes and Relations in Colorado

    A discussion of wolf reintroduction efforts and challenges in Colorado. Discover why wolves provide essential value to the biodiversity of landscapes.

     

    Featuring Delia Malone - An ecologist at the Colorado Natural Heritage Program, as well as the wildlife chair for the Colorado Chapter of the Sierra Club and vice chair of Roaring Fork Audubon. 

     

    More at WildlifeCoexistence.org

     

    MUSIC: 

    Siddhartha Corsus - The Endless Knot 

    Chorus of Wolves – NOVA

    38 min
  • Building the World We Want

    Want to help make our world better for all life but don't know how? Discover why "Coexistence" is more than just a movement.

     

    Part 2 w/ Suzanne Asha Stone - Executive Director of the International Wildlife Coexistence Network. On the front lines of wolf restoration in the Western USA since 1988, Suzanne founded the ongoing Wood River Wolf Project in 2008, was the lead author on the first landscape level wolf and sheep nonlethal measures study Adaptive use of nonlethal strategies for minimizing wolf–sheep conflict in Idaho, and is a current member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission (SSC) Canid Specialist Group.  

     

    More at WildlifeCoexistence.org

     

    MUSIC: 

    Siddhartha Corsus - Cloud Gate 

    Maps & Transit - Magnetic North 

    22 min
  • Why We're Here

    Join us as we seek solutions to human-wildlife conflicts around the world.

     

    Part 1 w/ Suzanne Asha Stone - Executive Director of the International Wildlife Coexistence Network. On the front lines of wolf restoration in the Western USA since 1988, Suzanne founded the ongoing Wood River Wolf Project in 2008, was the lead author on the first landscape level wolf and sheep nonlethal measures study Adaptive use of nonlethal strategies for minimizing wolf–sheep conflict in Idaho, and is a current member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission (SSC) Canid Specialist Group.  

     

    With a special reading of Aldo Leopold's 'Thinking Like a Mountain' 

    More at WildlifeCoexistence.org

     

     

    MUSIC: 

    Lonesome Howl – NOVA

    Nature Sounds - Relaxing Nature Sound Atmospheres, Bird Song, Forest Sounds For Stress Relief 

    Maps & Transit - Magnetic North  

    Trio Metrik – Vogelperspektive 

    Dilating Times - Snail Summer 

    Pan – Level 

    Johnny Ripper – Over & Out 

     

    26 min

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Our podcast explores how people and planet can coexist. Together we’ll unlock the keys to a better world for all life—through in-depth interviews, nature-based solutions, and traditional knowledge.…