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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2021 · 1H 25M

Ecologically Awake: Conservation for the Next Generation with Dr. Karl Malcolm — WildFed Podcast #073

from WildFed Podcast — Hunt Fish Forage Food

Dr. Karl Malcolm is an ecologist and hunter who leads the Renewable Resources department for the Eastern Region of the US Forest Service. With his inclusive, boundary-pushing, and thoughtful ethos on conservation, he's a model of the hunter/conservationist of the future. In this episode,  Karl shares about his experiences working with Moon Bears in China and the contrast between hunting and conservation here versus there. We also discuss his fresh perspectives on bringing other stakeholders outside of the hunting and angling community into the conservation funding model and how we can build bridges between hunters and non-hunters. Karl encourages us to push the conservation conversation into a new arena, and this thought-provoking interview will give you a lot to think about! View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/073

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