Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations

This week, Will and Kiki interview Jeff Beane, Herpetology Collections Manager at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Their conversation winds through the different threats facing North Carolina's native reptiles and amphibians, why museums collect and study these species and what we can do to lessen our negative impacts on these animals.

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This week, Will is joined by Aaron Goss, CEO of Carolina Malt House in Cleveland, North Carolina. Their conversation covers the start of Aaron's brewing journey, years of experimenting with brewing beer while practicing law full-time, and how that interest grew and inspired the creation of the Carolina Malt House, bringing dollars back to North Carolina’s agricultural economy and providing a place for breweries to source local, Carolina-grown malt.

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This week, Will is joined by Grayson Guyer, owner and operator of Lost Highway Gun Dog Kennels, and Mike Neiduski, Director of Development for Three Rivers Land Trust. Their conversation wanders through stories of their own bird dogs, the concept of "once-in-a-lifetime" dogs and the new game in town, the St. Hubert Trial.

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This week, Will is joined by Kiki Mihok, the new Communications Associate for Three Rivers Land Trust. Their conversation follows the steps of her career that led to a love for Science Communication, weird things you learn as a zookeeper and encouraging accessible conservation careers for all.

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This week, Will is joined by Brian O'Shea, the Ornithology Collections Manager for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and Emily Callicutt, Senior Land Protection Specialist for Three Rivers Land Trust. Their conversation dives into detail on the unusual nesting space chosen by a population of black-throated green warblers, biodiversity of the Guiana Shield and being rescued from the wilderness during a field study gone wrong.

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This week, Will is joined by Katie Stovall, TRLT Conservation Lands Manager, at the podcast studio at Backcountry and Beyond. This week's conversation includes Aldo Leopold, the father of wildlife ecology, the tools of wildlife management and the evolution of conservation over time.

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This week, Will is joined by a returning podcast guest from Montgomery Community College, Mark Dye. The pair really cover it all from cooking wild game, gunsmithing, courses at MCC, and even talked about music- call it a melting pot of a podcast. 

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This week, Will is joined by Addison Watson, TRLT's Office Manager, at the podcast studio at Backcountry and Beyond. This week's topic of conversation includes "Adult Onset Hobbies", each of their journeys into picking up hunting as adults, and the impact it has on their lives.

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This week, self-proclaimed "Bird Nerd" and TRLT Land Protection Specialist, Emily Callicutt joins Will on this episode of Campfire Conversations. Emily brings the bird knowledge to the podcast table, and teaches Will a thing or two with a pretty tough bird quiz that will leave you flying away thinking you are an amatuer birder.

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TRLT Director of Development, Mike Neiduski, joins Development Associate, Will Newell, on this week's episode of Campfire Conservations. In this episode, the duo breaks down their conservation stories, and why is matters to them. Also in this episode, they talk hunting, man's best friend, and upcoming events on the TRLT radar...that should be on your radar too. 

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