Wetland conservationist and PhD student John Veon from UC-Davis and esteemed waterfowl professor Dr. John Eadie delve into Veon’s research on Integrative Wetland Management and the challenges and solutions of wetland preservation in California. During the podcast we discuss their research, significance of hunters in conservation efforts, and share insights in the world of waterfowl and wetland research.

Guests:

John Veon: PhD student at UC-Davis. Conservationist and Researcher. With years of experience in the field, John Veon brings a wealth of knowledge on the challenges and solutions related to wetland preservation.

Dr. John Eadie: Professor, D. G. Raveling Chair of Waterfowl Biology at UC-Davis. A leading voice in waterfowl research, John Eadie shares insights on the importance of this research, maintaining ecological balance and the significance of hunters in conservation efforts.

Episode Highlights:

The State of Wetland Conservation: Understanding the current challenges faced by wetlands and the efforts in place to address them in California.

Waterfowl's Role in the Ecosystem: A deep dive into the importance of waterfowl, their contribution to biodiversity, and the benefits they bring to our environment.

Hunters and Conservation: Discussing the integral role of hunters in conservation efforts and the need to expand outreach and education.

Groundbreaking Research: Dr. John Eadie and John Veon share their latest findings, shedding light on innovative solutions and strategies for wetland and waterfowl conservation.

The Future Outlook: A discussion on the future of wetlands, waterfowl, and the broader implications for our environment.

Call to Action:

The episode concludes with a passionate call to action, urging listeners to get involved, spread awareness, and contribute to the preservation of our precious wetlands and the incredible species that inhabit them.