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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2024 · 37 MIN

Saving the Wild: Sports, Urbanization, and the Fight for Conservation

from Pre-Zero Sports Talk · host Sid Bensalah

Send us Fan MailAs cities expand, natural habitats shrink. Wildlife is being pushed out of its territory, and the balance of nature is threatened. But is there a way to protect wild spaces while accommodating urban growth?In this powerful episode#16, host Sid Bensalah sits down with Jason Crighton, conservationist, educator, and host of Conservation Unfiltered, to explore the critical relationship between sports, hunting, urbanization, and conservation. They also examine how legendary conservationists like Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir shaped modern environmental policies.Together, they discuss:The misunderstood role of hunting and fishing in conservationHow urbanization is threatening wildlife and what we can do about itThe healing power of nature and why we need to stay connected to the wildHow individuals and communities can contribute to protecting natural spacesWhether you are a passionate outdoors enthusiast, an environmental advocate, or simply someone who cares about the future of our planet, this episode will challenge what you know about conservation.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction – The fight for conservation(00:56) How conservation started in the U.S. and why it matters today(02:10) Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir’s legacy in protecting wild spaces(03:30) How hunting and fishing help conservation efforts(06:10) Debunking the myths around hunting and ethical wildlife management(08:06) The importance of conservation education in schools(11:04) How urbanization threatens wildlife and biodiversity(15:05) Practical steps to get started with ethical hunting and fishing(20:07) The mental and emotional benefits of spending time in nature(24:17) Why conservation should matter to everyone—not just outdoor enthusiasts(30:44) Lightning Round Q&A with Jason Crighton- You can watch the full episode now: YouTube - SpotifySupport the showStay Connected with Pre-Zero Sports Talk.Join host Sid Bensalah and the Pre-Zero Sports Talk community for real conversations beyond the game, where sport meets leadership, faith, performance, purpose, identity, community, and impact.Listen, watch, and follow:Spotify Video: Watch full episodesYouTube: Subscribe and join the conversationX: @PreZeroSTInstagram: @PreZeroSportsTalkLinkedIn: Connect with the CommunityTikTok: @PreZeroSportsTalkSubstack: Sid BensalahGot feedback, a topic idea, or a guest suggestion?Send your thoughts here: https://prezerosportstalk.com/contact/Support the Podcast: https://prezerosportstalk.com/donate/

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Send us Fan Mail As cities expand, natural habitats shrink. Wildlife is being pushed out of its territory, and the balance of nature is threatened. But is there a way to protect wild spaces while accommodating urban growth? In this powerful episode#16, host Sid Bensalah sits down with Jason Crighton, conservationist, educator, and host of Conservation Unfiltered, to explore the critical relationship between sports, hunting, urbanization, and conservation. They also examine how legendary conse...

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