Jen Syrowitz's guest appearances

Jen Syrowitz

Inspirational Women

Artemis

Judith Orloff

Lora Shahine

JJ Virgin

Susan Wise Bauer

Chris Hill

Laura Gassner Otting

Teri Secrest

Nora Gedgaudas

Melissa Hartwig

Nancy Pearl

Susie Herrick

Nicole Qualtieri

Vanessa McGrady

Pete Seeger

Geneen Roth

OwlTail

It seems like a no-brainer: Let's conserve all wildlife, right? Jen Syrowitz of Washington state joins Artemis to talk about the importance of funding, which is possibly one of the least sexy parts of conservation. We also talk about upland bird hunting (dog, or no dog?), grouse, prairie chickens, and partridge. 6:00 Saving your seasonal bounty in the freezer... then realizing harvest time is almost upon us. Time to use those huckleberries/grouse/[insert food here] 7:30 Sand County Almanac  8:00 Graduate school in Manitoba to bird hunting to a conservation career 9:00 Conservation Northwest = the NWF affiliate in Washington state 11:00 Prairie chickens 15:00 Upland bird hunting: Dogs vs no dogs 19:00 First bird: a Hungarian partridge flushing overhead 21:00 Funding for wildlife management... but first, let’s go back to early environmental ed 26:00 How can we give people the right ecological literacy to understand (and participate in) wildlife management decisions? 31:00 We invest in what we know and love 32:00 Missouri conservation tax - a miniscule sales tax add-on that earns big 35:00 Recovering America's Wildlife Act  - proposed legislation to fund conservation work to revive wildlife populations on the brink of ESA listing 41:00 Funding = the most unsexy conservation topic... but also vital  43:00 Northern gardening woes 45:00 Bear cub on the trail! Plus, channeling Tina Turner when you need her 49:00 Grassroots conservation + changing gender dynamics of land ownership 52:00 Missing a shot 53:00 "The honorable harvest" + Artemis book club: "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It seems like a no-brainer: Let's conserve all wildlife, right? Jen Syrowitz of Washington state joins Artemis to talk about the importance of funding, which is possibly one of the least sexy parts of conservation. We also talk about upland bird hunting (dog, or no dog?), grouse, prairie chickens, and partridge. 6:00 Saving your seasonal bounty in the freezer... then realizing harvest time is almost upon us. Time to use those huckleberries/grouse/[insert food here] 7:30 Sand County Almanac  8:00 Graduate school in Manitoba to bird hunting to a conservation career 9:00 <a href="https://www.conservationnw.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Conservation Northwest</a> = the NWF affiliate in Washington state 11:00 Prairie chickens 15:00 Upland bird hunting: Dogs vs no dogs 19:00 First bird: a Hungarian partridge flushing overhead 21:00 Funding for wildlife management... but first, let’s go back to early environmental ed 26:00 How can we give people the right ecological literacy to understand (and participate in) wildlife management decisions? 31:00 We invest in what we know and love 32:00 Missouri conservation tax - a miniscule sales tax add-on that earns big 35:00 <a href="https://www.nwf.org/Our-Work/Wildlife-Conservation/Policy/Recovering-Americas-Wildlife-Act" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Recovering America's Wildlife Act</a>  - proposed legislation to fund conservation work to revive wildlife populations on the brink of ESA listing 41:00 Funding = the most unsexy conservation topic... but also vital  43:00 Northern gardening woes 45:00 Bear cub on the trail! Plus, channeling Tina Turner when you need her 49:00 Grassroots conservation + changing gender dynamics of land ownership 52:00 Missing a shot 53:00 "The honorable harvest" + <a href="https://artemis.nwf.org/2021/04/join-the-artemis-book-club-for-2021/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Artemis book club</a>: "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Grouse & Conservation Funding with Jen Syrowitz

Ronnie McGlenn

Jen Syrowitz is the new Executive Director of Washington Outdoor Women (WOW), and Ronnie McGlenn, is the Founder. WOW has been here in the Puget Sound area for 22 years, providing important classes and trainings for women, by women, to keep us safe in nature. It's also about respecting the land and all nature. Washington Outdoor Women began with just a few classes, but keeps growing and expanding which attests to its popularity. September 13-15 is the time of the Fall weekend Workshop. Held at Lazy F Camp near Ellensburg. Check the website for registration. Some scholarships are available. It can be life changing.Find out more at: www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org

Jen Syrowitz is the new Executive Director of Washington Outdoor Women (WOW), and Ronnie McGlenn, is the Founder. WOW has been here in the Puget Sound area for 22 years, providing important classes and trainings for women, by women, to keep us safe in nature. It's also about respecting the land and all nature. Washington Outdoor Women began with just a few classes, but keeps growing and expanding which attests to its popularity. September 13-15 is the time of the Fall weekend Workshop. Held at Lazy F Camp near Ellensburg. Check the website for registration. Some scholarships are available. It can be life changing. Find out more at: <a href="http://www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org</a>

Jen Syrowitz & Ronnie McGlenn from Washington Outdoor Women

WOW--Washington Outdoor Women!  Ronnie McGlenn, founder, Jen Syrowitz, Executive Director, have super info about this 21- year-old non-profit.  WOW offers hands-on workshops from basic fishing to water-fowling, and survival skills, from archery to medicinal plants for trailside use, to snowshoeing, plus, plus and more! Throughout the year various day workshops are offered. Looking at the list you'll discover how invaluable they are. September 14-16 is the 2018 fall weekend workshop in North Bend. Preregistration required, and the weekend event fills up. It's so much about community and empowerment, and also learning to be good stewards of the lands and resources where we live.www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org

WOW--Washington Outdoor Women! Ronnie McGlenn, founder, Jen Syrowitz, Executive Director, have super info about this 21- year-old non-profit. WOW offers hands-on workshops from basic fishing to water-fowling, and survival skills, from archery to medicinal plants for trailside use, to snowshoeing, plus, plus and more! Throughout the year various day workshops are offered. Looking at the list you'll discover how invaluable they are. September 14-16 is the 2018 fall weekend workshop in North Bend. Preregistration required, and the weekend event fills up. It's so much about community and empowerment, and also learning to be good stewards of the lands and resources where we live. <a href="http://www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org</a>

8-19-18: Ronnie McGlenn, Jen Syrowitz, www.washingtonoutdoorwomen.org