Frogs booming in the Carolinas advance the sounds of summer and what is going on with wild turkey populations? Plus: mapping of public lands!

Lawsuits aim to deny access to National Wildlife Refuges and how will outdoor recreation fare this summer as gas prices soar?

The wonders of cranes and their northward flight – Can the federal crop insurance program be changed to benefit conservation and a big lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers looms.

Will the EPA’s wings be clipped and reminiscing about the sports shows that once filled convention centers.

A must-see experience and, how long will the conservation efforts from gun sales last?

On this week in The Great Outdoors, poorly conceived bans on the importation of wildlife will have dire consequences and what is Colorado thinking with their ballot box biology?

With a new Supreme Court seat soon to be vacant, what does this mean for the future of conservation and the future of the Illinois Department of natural resources conservation board? Kerry Luft joins Charlie Potter on another episode of The Great Outdoors

This week it’s all about respecting conservation laws from the top down as well as the crows in California.

A winter’s afternoon walk and the peril of groups that litigate wildlife management – do they have any liability?

This week on The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter, Charlie touches on Dr. Lester Fisher and his great legacy and the increasing population of mountain lions bad news for big game animals