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Podcast: Safe Harbor Agreement protects wildlife, landowners
Original at Earth & Sky
• Sun, Nov 9
By deborahbyrd@earthsky.org (EarthSky Communications, Inc.) Hear about an agreement that allows individual landowners to make an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, stating that if they work to benefit an endangered species on their land, they won’t be subject to more regulation.
Podcast: Bizarre ancient fungus turns deadly frog killer
Original at Earth & Sky
• Wed, Nov 5
By deborahbyrd@earthsky.org (EarthSky Communications, Inc.) Erica Bree Rosenblum, a biologist at the University of Idaho, is working to understand a mysterious fungus, found nearly every continent, that’s affectog more than 400 frog species.
Podcast: Global 'Ark' effort to save amphibians from extinction
Original at Earth & Sky
• Sat, Nov 1
By deborahbyrd@earthsky.org (EarthSky Communications, Inc.) Kevin Zippel is helping to coordinate the the Amphibian Ark, a global effort to collect amphibians in zoos and aquariums in order to save certain species from extinction.
Podcast: qq-2008-11-01_05 - One Bug Ecosystem
Original at CBC Toronto
• Fri, Oct 31
Dr. Gordon Southam has found the first ecosystem comprised of only one species. A very lonely little bacterium.
Podcast: Mostly Trivial #122 Crocodiles vs. Alligators trivia
Original at Mostly Trivial with your host Johnee Bee
• Sun, Mar 23
After surviving nearly unchanged for over 200 million years crocodiles and alligators were hunted to the brink of extinction between 1900 and 1967 in a period as brief as a single man's life, how sad. Also their habitats continue to shrink. Today due to conservation efforts the American al...
Podcast: Badger state leads in bald eagle recovery
Original at Wisconsin Radio Network
• Thu, Jun 28
By Jim Dick DDT contamination decades ago almost killed off the American Bald Eagle. Once the pesticide was banned, the bird started coming back, and Wisconsin played a key role in the success story. Wisconsin started bald eagle recovery efforts years ago, and Randle Jurewicz with the DNR 's Endange...
Podcast: Kangaroos in crosshairs as Australia plans cutback
Original at AZ Central.com
• Tue, May 15
By Rod McGuirk CANBERRA, Australia - Authorities said Monday that they want to shoot more than 3,000 kangaroos on the fringes of Australia's capital, noting the animals were growing in population and eating through the grassy habitats of endangered species.
Podcast: Fancy a Meal at a Vulture Restaurant?
Original at OhmyNews
• Wed, May 2
By Barbara Durlacher Due to loss of habitat, the use of agri-chemicals, veterinary medicines and pesticides, numbers of all vulture species have been showing a serious decline in recent years...
Podcast: Wisconsin wolf population growing
Original at Wisconsin Radio Network
• Wed, Apr 18
The state's wolf population is now at record numbers. The DNR's Adrian Wydeven says there are nearly six hundred wolves. That's good news because it shows they can thrive after coming off the endangered list but he says it's also bad news because we will likely see more cases of wolves attack...
Podcast: Wolves now state responsibility
Original at Wisconsin Radio Network
• Mon, Mar 12
It's official; Wisconsin's wolves are removed from the federal endangered species list. A press conference in Ashland with state, federal and tribal authorities formalized the recognition, that Wisconsin's once decimated wolf population has rebounded. Adrian Wydeven, a mammal eco...
Podcast: Gamekeepers and environmental group unite to protect wild life
Original at Radio Prague
• Thu, Feb 15
For many decades, lynxes, wolves and bears have been very rare in the Czech Republic. Over the last 20 years their numbers have been decreasing even more rapidly. One of the obvious reasons is disappearing habitat through the clearance of woodlands. However, these three wild species have t...