Chester Moore interviews Kendrick Chittock with the Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance, an organization soley focused on the beautiful, majestic goats of the high country.

Learn about the group's mission, conservation success and how to get involved.

Learn more at www.goatalliance.org.

In this episode of Higher Calling Wildlife, we dive into the exciting collaboration between renowned marine artist and conservationist Dr. Guy Harvey and Orlando's all-inclusive resort, Discovery Cove. Celebrating National Dolphin Day, they're offering an incredible giveaway that combines marine adventure with ocean conservation.

Join us as we explore the details of this exclusive sweepstakes, where one lucky family of four will win:

A four-night stay at a Discovery Cove partner hotel

Four Signature Dolphin Swim packages

Unlimited visits to SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica Orlando for up to 14 consecutive days

A complimentary digital photo package to capture unforgettable moments

A Guy Harvey prize package, including an 18" x 24" original dolphin painting, a $150 virtual gift card valid at GuyHarvey.com and more.

Beyond the giveaway, we discuss how this partnership supports marine conservation efforts through the Guy Harvey Foundation and Discovery Cove's unique in-park experiences like the Shark Snorkel and Shark Interaction programs .

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how art, adventure, and conservation come together in this remarkable initiative.

For more information go to www.discoverycove.com

Take a deep dive on mako shark research with Dr. Kesley Banks of the Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation at the Harte Research Institute in Corpus Christi, TX.

Learn about these fascinating sharks that a still quite mysterious, especially in Gulf waters where little research has been done on them.

Learn about the following:

*A 13-foot mako tagged in Texas

*How quickly two tagged male makos make it across the Gulf

*Why makos have such unique teeth

*The identity of the mako's closest relatives

*The mysterious of makos showing up in the surf & much more

Join host Chester Moore as he talks great white shark conservation and the inspiration behind the impactful Atlantic White Shark Conservancy with co-founder & CEO Cynthia Wigren.

Connect with the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy at www.atlanticwhiteshark.org.

Download the Sharktivity app to keep up with their hundreds of tagged great white sharks.

We interview Kevin Hurley of The Wild Sheep Foundation about the impact of the organization's grant-in-aid program and the restoration of desert bighorn sheep into the Franklin Mountains after 100 plus year absence.

In our Stop Poaching In Its Tracks segment we talk about Operation Game Thief and our Wildlife Sounds segment brought to you by Track of the Grizzly Guide Service gives you a chance to win cool decals.

Higher Calling Wildlife® partners with Texas Fish & Game magazine as part of their e-newsletter.

Chester Moore talks with Kevin Hurley Vice President of Conservation with the Wild Sheep Foundation about their amazing impact on wild sheep conservation.

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Great white sharks are making a notable return to the Gulf of Mexico. Once rare in these waters, their presence is increasing, signaling a positive shift in our marine ecosystem.

These apex predators play a crucial role in maintaining the health of our oceans. By controlling the populations of other species, they help ensure ecological balance.

If you spot or catch a great white shark, your observations are invaluable. Please report any sightings to GulfGreatWhites.com. Your contributions aid ongoing research and conservation efforts, helping to protect these magnificent creatures and our marine environment.

Remember, while great white sharks are returning, attacks on humans remain extremely rare. By respecting their space and staying informed, we can safely share the Gulf waters with these incredible animals.

Stay aware, stay safe, and support marine conservation. Visit GulfGreatWhites.com for more information and to report sightings."

The National Bighorn Sheep Center is a nonprofit aimed at raising awareness of the conservation of wild sheep, wildlife and wild places.

The most dangerous thing in the woods isn’t rattlesnakes, bears or wild boars. It’s people.

Increasingly outdoors lovers are coming into contact with criminal elements and even human predators everywhere from suburban green spaces to our national forests.

We shouldn’t enter these areas afraid but we should be aware of potential threats and how to avoid them.

When parking in remote areas, always park with the vehicle facing the direction you would need to retreat. If 80s slasher moves taught us anything it’s that trying to back up and leave a dangerous scene, can end badly.

Carry a remote transponder that can send a distress signal to rescue units if you get a hurt or need help.

Be cautious of strangers approaching YOU for help. If the situation is unclear, offer to go back and call emergency officials.

And finally, go with your gut. If you feel uneasy about a location, don't go there. There are plenty of other options out there.

The outdoors is a place of peace and tranquility but sometimes the outdoors experience goes dark. Keep these tips in mind and always be aware of your surroundings.

Chester Moore continues his conversation with Tim Fallon of the FTW Ranch about his cutting-edge Asian wildlife breeding program and the role of hunter-conservationists in helping wildlife globally.