Podcast: Arizona Wildlife

This is the fourth in a seven-part series focused on bald eagle biology and management. Listen as Kenneth Jacobson, bald eagle management coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, describes why the management of eagles is important and some common strategies used in Arizona to help these birds. This was recorded from a live presentation given to a group of Homeschool families at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

This is the third in a seven-part series focused on bald eagle biology and management. Listen as Kenneth Jacobson, bald eagle management coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, briefly discusses the evolution of raptors and the history of bald eagles in the United States and Arizona. This was recorded from a live presentation given to a group of Homeschool families at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

This is the second in a seven-part series focused on bald eagle biology and management. Listen as Kenneth Jacobson, bald eagle management coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, explains breeding biology and behaviors of bald eagles. This was recorded from a live presentation given to a group of Homeschool families at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

This is the first in a seven-part series focused on bald eagle biology and management. Listen as Kenneth Jacobson, bald eagle management coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, describes some basic natural history of bald eagles. This was recorded from a live presentation given to a group of Homeschool families at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

Listen as Randy Babb, an information and education program manager for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, discusses bat biology. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the bat tunnel near the canal in Scottsdale.

This is the third in a three-part series focused on wild turkey biology. Listen as Brian Wakeling, big game program supervisor for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, discusses some of the restortation projects that have taken place to bring wild turkeys back into the state. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

This is the second in a three-part series focused on wild turkey biology. Listen as Brian Wakeling, big game program supervisor for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, discusses nesting and roosting behaviors and characteristics for turkeys. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

This is the first in a three-part series focused on wild turkey biology. Listen as Brian Wakeling, big game program supervisor for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, outlines the first year of life for the average turkey in the state. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

Listen as Mike Sredl, reptile and amphibian program coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, describes a deadly disease affecting many amphibians across Arizona and the world. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.

Listen as Mike Sredl, reptile and amphibian program coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, discusses the current status of the Chiricahua leopard frog in Arizona. This was recorded from a live presentation given to the public at the Department's main headquarters in Phoenix.