Ep. 17- Are we wildlife philosophers now? Ryan Sedgeley has the answers!

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Join Mark and Sam for the top wildlife news stories, including: Feds kill endangered, potentially pregnant, Mexican wolf Is killing animals an effective way to regulate populations? Why are we afraid of snakes? Building bobcat alley in New Jersey Then, Mark and Sam are joined by Ryan Sedgeley, an advocate for gray wolves and other imperiled species in Colorado for the Endangered Species Coalition. He holds an M.A. in Environment and Natural Resources and a J.D. from the University of Wyoming. Along with his formal education, he spent nearly 10 years living with wolves, grizzly bears, and bison in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He brings that knowledge and experience to his work helping people and organizations in Colorado understand how to live peacefully with wolves and other imperiled species.

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