My Life, Wildlife

Listen as Joel teaches about walruses and his time as a wildlife biologist studying them for the past 25 years in Alaska. 

Richard Lanctot, Ph.D. talks about his 30 years of field work as a shorebird biologist in Alaska.   

Alaska born and raised Heather Renner talks about her pathway to be the supervisory wildlife biologist at Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge. 

Maria Fosado talks about her journey and drive that lead her into the career and position she is in as the Refuge Manager at Izembek National Wildlife Refuge.    

John Faris, the captain of the R/V Tiglax, talks about his time out at sea with his crew and scientist of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 

Biologist Tamara Zeller talks about her adventures conducting aerial surveys for migratory birds. 

Leticia Melendez talks about her experience that inspired her to change career fields eventually moving her from the Southwest desert to Cold Bay, Alaska. 

Join us as Greg Siekaniec tells the story of his career and how Alaska has drawn him back time and time again, ultimately finding himself as the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Alaska Regional Director. 

Coming soon: My Life, Wildlife, the new podcast from the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Region!

New episodes every Thursday beginning on Earth Day, April 22, 2021.