Episode 7: Wildlife management language with Mandy Culbertson of Wildlife for All

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Join Mark and Sam for the top four wildlife news stories of the week, including: Buffalo Restoration with the Tanka Fund Former Wyoming Game and Fish director nominated by Trump to serve as the director of USFWS Maybe dogs didn't need us at all to domesticate themselves Snow fox: enjoy 17 seconds of pure bliss with a gorgeous video of red fox in winter Then, Mandy Culbertson, communications director for Wildlife for All, joins the pod to discuss why the language we use when discussing wildlife "management" matters. Words matter document. Frequently, wildlife managers sanitize language when discussing wild animals and during this episode we discuss frequently used words and what we should use instead to shift the narrative around wild animals.

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Join Mark and Sam for the top four wildlife news stories of the week from bison to foxes. Then, Mandy Culbertson, communications director for Wildlife for All, joins the pod to discuss why the language we use when discussing wildlife ”management” matters.

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