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March 19, 2024
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S3E8: Border Wall: A Barrier to Wildlife and Humanity

In this episode, host Chris Clarke interviews Myles Traphagen, a conservationist and scientist with the Wildlands Network. They discuss the impact of the border wall on wildlife and the environment, as well as the humanitarian crisis at the US-Mexico border. Trapphagen highlights the need for a mo...

December 25, 2023
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00:45:3841.82 MB
desert protection podcast,90 miles from needles,covid infection,bighorn sheep biologist,mojave desert,habitat loss,habitat fragmentation,climate change,urbanization,wildlife crossings,respiratory disease,genetic diversity,high speed rail project,soda mountain solar project,public health measure,pandemic,vaccinations,mask up,christina aiello,louise mathias,wildlife,mammals,desert bighorn sheep,ovis canadensis nelsoni,wildlife connectivity,

S2E16: Protecting Desert Bighorn Sheep from Habitat Loss and Disease

[SUMMARY]: Dr. Christina Aiello, a bighorn sheep biologist, joins the Desert Protection podcast to discuss the threats facing desert bighorn sheep in the Mojave Desert. She highlights the similarities between the threats faced by bighorn sheep and desert tortoises, including habitat loss, fragment...

September 06, 2022
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00:48:1344.23 MB
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S1E17: Mylar Balloons: threat or menace? plus Joshua Tree NP AMA

They are everywhere! But people are doing someting about those ubiquitous mylar balloons. Plus we ask Joshua Tree NP's David Smith some tough questions.

March 16, 2022
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coyotes,wildlife,canis latrans,colorado river,predators,

S1E6: Co(yot)existence — how to live with coyotes

how to coexist with coyotes