Thomas Minckley's guest appearances

Thomas Minckley

Right To Roam

Mark Gordon

Theodore Roosevelt

Andrew Skurka

Len Necefer

Shane Mahoney

Tyler Sharp

Sam Stein

Randy Newberg

Clay Hayes

Jason Matzinger

Ryan Busse

Rod Miller

Shiras Moose

Jared Frasier

Brendon Weaver

OwlTail

http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3//righttoroampodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/045-Final.mp3 Thanks for hitting up the Right To Roam podcast and welcome to the episode! Get your time machines ready for this one as Lee and University of Wyoming Professor of Geography Thomas Minckley look back, like waaaaaayyyyy back into wildlife ecology, population trends, habitat variations and the like. This cerebral episode will have you fully involved in the process Tom implements when using the past to provide some perspective on what management issues we are facing in the present. Ice ages, droughts, and times of plenty are all conversational considerations in reassembling environmental history wherein we can address some of the modern day changes and prospective changes that have effected and may effect our environmental biodiversity. This episode is heavy on the research, study, and science side of things so grab your notebook, cup of coffee and open the channels of your mind receptive to new knowledge and settle in. ‘xrtjdm43’ We hope you enjoy what hear in this episode and in doing so will feel the need to rate, review and comment on ITunes or Stitcher. The feedback we receive from you is invaluable and also helps the podcast grow! Additionally, give this episode or any of your favorite R2R episodes a share within your circle of influence and don’t forget to subscribe to future episodes. Thanks for listening and Happy Trails!

<a href="http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3//righttoroampodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/045-Final.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3//righttoroampodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/045-Final.mp3</a> Thanks for hitting up the Right To Roam podcast and welcome to the episode! Get your time machines ready for this one as Lee and University of Wyoming Professor of Geography Thomas Minckley look back, like waaaaaayyyyy back into wildlife ecology, population trends, habitat variations and the like. This cerebral episode will have you fully involved in the process Tom implements when using the past to provide some perspective on what management issues we are facing in the present. Ice ages, droughts, and times of plenty are all conversational considerations in reassembling environmental history wherein we can address some of the modern day changes and prospective changes that have effected and may effect our environmental biodiversity. This episode is heavy on the research, study, and science side of things so grab your notebook, cup of coffee and open the channels of your mind receptive to new knowledge and settle in. ‘xrtjdm43’ We hope you enjoy what hear in this episode and in doing so will feel the need to rate, review and comment on ITunes or Stitcher. The feedback we receive from you is invaluable and also helps the podcast grow! Additionally, give this episode or any of your favorite R2R episodes a share within your circle of influence and don’t forget to subscribe to future episodes. Thanks for listening and Happy Trails!

EP 045: Waaaaaayyyyyy Back Wildlife Management with Thomas Minckley