"Built on the foundations of conservation and science, shaped by industry and politics, wolf reintroduction is a huge and messy paradox, a noble intention to save the wolf soaked in the wolf’s own blood."
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"Pluie’s irregular path, something between a squashed circle and a lumpy triangle, encompassed a 40,000-square-mile territory not indicated on any map because it ignored political and geographic boundaries [...] Because places stay put but animals don’t."
https://t.co/VYjMkTv1pX
Episode 5 of Raincoast Radio is out!
In our fifth Of Wolves and Women episode, @AstridVStronen delves into the fascinating world of conservation genetics, revealing how this field can guide wildlife protection amidst rapid environmental change. #podcast
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Ep 4 of Raincoast Radio is out!
In our fourth Of Wolves and Women episode, wildlife scientist and canid specialist Dr. Shelley Alexander shares captivating stories and insights from the early days of her wildlife career. #wolves@nywolforg@DanzingCoyote
https://t.co/gADwtDNKoF
Episode 3 of Raincoast Radio is out!
In our third Of Wolves and Women episode, Susan Bragdon reveals what her observations uncovered about the role of female wolves.
#wolves#podcasts@nywolforg@Raincoast
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The Science and Ethics of Wolf Conservation and Management in BC: Join the @nywolforg and @ChelGreer of @Raincoast on February 13th for a discussion about the current landscape of wolf #conservation and management in BC. #wolves Register now! ⬇️https://t.co/dCjkDxojrm
Episode 1: Gray wolf recovery with Diane Boyd. our inaugural 'Of Wolves and Women' episode, #wildlife scientist Dr. Diane Boyd reminds us “It’s people management, not wolf management.” #wolves#podcast https://t.co/spp1kiiYnY
I'm beyond excited to announce the official launch of Raincoast Radio!
In our inaugural Of Wolves and Women episode, Dr. Diane Boyd shares captivating stories and insights from her 40-year journey through wolf recovery in the western U.S. and much more!
https://t.co/rd9jqEWCmV
Chavon Robertshaw shared some fascinating stories from the final field days of 2024
"Our goal is to support evidence-based management practices that promote positive outcomes for wildlife while emphasizing the interconnected care of the entire ecosystem."
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“Again, we might just be signing their death warrant,” [Paquet] said. “But we might also consider that, given B.C.’s own mismanagement and abuse of wolves, the wolves are likely doomed anyway.” #Colorado#WolfReintroduction
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“They are capturing wolves at the absolute worst time of year,” [Dr. Paul Paquet] said. “It’s breeding season. This is [the] most stressful time for wolves. All interactions are intensified among wolves, particularly among females.” #WolfReintroduction
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Of Wolves and Women showcases the inspiring journeys of women who have made significant contributions to wolf science. Through captivating conversations, this series explores their ground-breaking research, fieldwork, passion, and the obstacles they’ve overcome. #RaincoastRadio
.@Raincoast is getting ready to launch a fascinating new #podcast series that will bring you into the lives of #wolves, the #women who study them, and the challenges these animals face as wide-ranging, top predators. @ChelGreer https://t.co/Q94SAtBso7
Beyond excited for this! Tune in for our first episode with Dr. Diane Boyd, coming to your favourite podcast channels soon! #OfWolvesandWomen#RaincoastRadio
Raincoast Radio is coming to your favourite podcast channels in the new year: We are launching our #podcast Raincoast Radio in the new year, with our first series Of Wolves and Women. #Wolves@ChelGreer https://t.co/BdPIr0UoqW
We are excited to be launching our podcast Raincoast Radio in the new year, with our first series 'Of Women and Wolves.' #podcast#Wolves@ChelGreer https://t.co/BdPIr0UoqW
We are launching our podcast Raincoast Radio in the new year, with our first series Of Women and Wolves!
This series highlights the critical, yet often overlooked, contributions of women to wolf research and conservation over the past 50 years.
https://t.co/bjr3VcOZLq
New and exciting behaviour discovered: Ethiopian #wolves feed on the sweet nectar of a local flower, picking up pollen on their snouts as they do so – which may make them the first carnivores discovered to act as pollinators.
https://t.co/Ce6x5m61E0
Did you know that coat colour in #wolves reflects immunity to canine distemper virus?
Research suggests that wolves with black fur have some protection against this disease and this may be influencing the mating behaviour of wolves.
#WolfAwarenessWeek
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We will be wrapping up the field season next week. During the winter, as I wonder what the #wolves are up to, I'll be looking back at past Notes From the Field. This one is always nostalgic for me!
#WolfAwarenessWeek
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