Ep. 12, How we manage salmon & why it matters for endangered orcas with Emma Helverson

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Join Mark and Sam for the top four wildlife news stories of the week, including: DOGE is at it again- firing Fish and Wildlife employees Colorado wolf killed in Wyoming First wolf predation in Pitkin County CO How do seals know when to surface? Then, an interview with Emma Helverson, executive director of Wild Fish Conservancy, discussing the intertwined destinies of endangered southern resident orcas and wild salmon.

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