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Our Wild Lives

The Wildlife Society
Wildlife Conservation
Conservation
The Wildlife Society
Wildlife Biology
Fieldwork
Biodiversity
Sagebrush Songbirds
Wildlife Management
Wildlife Society
Sagebrush
Climate Change
Pygmy Rabbit
Graduate Education
Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
Mentorship
Colorado
Inaturalist
Urban Wildlife Management
Wolves
Wildlife Disease

Our Wild Lives takes listeners into the heart of wildlife conservation, sharing compelling stories from wildlife professionals doing critical work around the world. Your hosts Katie Perkins and Ed Arnett, of The Wildlife Society, bring you thought-provoking conversations with leading experts and emerging voices. Each episode dives into the wild lives of diverse species, explores complex ecosystems... more

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How does a voter mandate become a wolf reintroduction program? 

In this episode, Katie and Ed sat down with Brenna Cassidy and Eric Odell of Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to unpack the Colorado gray wolf (Canis lupus) reintroduction program. 

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You signed up for wildlife science to work with animals—then discovered most of the job is working with people...

In this episode, Katie sits down with Dr. Anna Chalfoun in Pinedale, Wyoming, to unpack the soft skills that drive great science: build... more

What if the wildest place you visit this week is the tiny park down your street? Urban wildlife biologist Sam Kieschnick of Texas Parks and Wildlife joins us to show how Dallas–Fort Worth’s “mosaic of green and gray” holds more life than most people ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Brenna Cassidy
Wolf Monitoring and Data Coordinator
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Episode: How Colorado Brought Wolves Back
Eric Odell
Wolf Conservation Program Manager
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Episode: How Colorado Brought Wolves Back
Anna Chalfoun
Co-op Unit scientist and professor focused on wildlife biology and mentoring the next generation
Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, US Geological Survey
Episode: Navigating the Human Side of a Science Career with Anna Chalfoun
Sam Kieschnick
Urban wildlife biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Episode: Discovering Urban Wildlife with Sam Kieschnick
Emily Shertzer
PhD candidate studying sagebrush songbirds at the University of Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Episode: The Secret Lives of Sagebrush Songbirds with Emily Shertzer

Hosts

Katie Perkins
Host of the Our Wild Lives Podcast
Ed Arnett
Co-host of Our Wild Lives
Katie Perkins & Ed Arnett
Co-hosts of Our Wild Lives

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 4 ratings
  • Amazing Podcast!

    Very informative podcast and the hosts are lively and lovely!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bakkeddlife
    United States10 days ago

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#52
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#120
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#96
Germany/Science/Nature
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#82
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#137
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Navigating the Human Side of a Science Career with Anna Chalfoun
Q: What does that process look like of becoming a professor?
It involves navigating diverse challenges, from building a lab to managing interpersonal conflicts, often without formal training.
Navigating the Human Side of a Science Career with Anna Chalfoun
Q: Did you always want to be a mentor?
No, it wasn't a childhood dream for me; I discovered a passion for mentoring along my journey.
The Wildlife Society Legacy with Wini Kessler, Carol Chambers and John Organ
Q: Give us one piece of advice each of you would give students or early career professionals getting into the profession.
Carol advised building networks and getting involved with the Wildlife Society to maximize professional growth, while John encouraged expanding one's cultural understanding of wildlife.
The Wildlife Society Legacy with Wini Kessler, Carol Chambers and John Organ
Q: What message would you give to people who just don't really understand just how important science is to us?
John emphasized trusting professionals in wildlife, similar to other expert fields, to guide them based on a community of truth-seekers.
The Wildlife Society Legacy with Wini Kessler, Carol Chambers and John Organ
Q: How do you think that you have seen TWS guide and shape the profession?
John discussed how TWS has helped establish the profession, bridging gaps between different organizations, providing a voice for wildlife professionals, and creating numerous networking opportunities.

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What is Our Wild Lives about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on wildlife conservation and biodiversity, featuring stories from professionals and academics involved in critical conservation efforts. Topics span a variety of species and ecosystems, examining the impacts of human activity, climate change, and conservation strategies on wildlife. Noteworthy conversations delve into urban wildlife management, the history of wildlife conservation, and the academic pathways leading to careers in the field, creating a comprehensive resource for those interested in both practical conservation efforts and the broader implications of wildlife management. The host's unique perspective, combined with interviews from various experts, sets this content apart as it appeals to a wide audience pass... more

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