Rick Lamplugh's guest appearances

Rick Lamplugh

Our Wild World

The Wolf Connection

Carter Niemeyer

MIKE PHILLIPS

Jim Williams

Camilla Fox

ANDREA CROSTA

Nick Brandt

Adam Roberts

Eric Schmidt

Phil Johnston

Ted Williams

Pat Jennings

Mark Johnson

Marc Bekoff

Max Graham

Wendi McLendon-Covey

OwlTail

Rick Lamplugh is an Amazon best selling author who has written 3 books, including In The Temple of Wolves: A Winter's Immersion in Wild Yellowstone, and Deep Into Yellowstone: A Year's Immersion in Grandeur &amp; Controversy. A naturalist and wildlife advocate, Rick weaves his knowledge and experience into all of his works.  He writes and speaks about wildlife to help preserve wild lands across the United States.Rick spoke to us about In The Temple of Wolves, his experiences within Yellowstone National Park and the advocacy work he's currently involved in on behalf of wolves in the United States.Rick Lamplugh Books on AmazonRick Lamplugh BlogRick Lamplugh on Facebook

Rick Lamplugh is an Amazon best selling author who has written 3 books, including In The Temple of Wolves: A Winter's Immersion in Wild Yellowstone, and Deep Into Yellowstone: A Year's Immersion in Grandeur &amp; Controversy. A naturalist and wildlife advocate, Rick weaves his knowledge and experience into all of his works.  He writes and speaks about wildlife to help preserve wild lands across the United States. Rick spoke to us about In The Temple of Wolves, his experiences within Yellowstone National Park and the advocacy work he's currently involved in on behalf of wolves in the United States. <a href="https://amzn.to/2QiAdVv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rick Lamplugh Books on Amazon</a> <a href="http://ricklamplugh.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rick Lamplugh Blog</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/rick.lamplugh" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rick Lamplugh on Facebook</a>

Episode #26 Rick Lamplugh - Author and Advocate for Wolves

We are in a crisis time where science tells us that livestock production is the leading cause of climate change, and habitat destruction to wildlife loss and pollution. The science tells us wolves and apex predators are ecosystem architects, restoring ecosystems. Yet, despite these facts, outdated myths and fears about wolves persist, deeply imbedded in our culture and government. Newly drafted management plans remove carnivores in favor of livestock industry. So how do we change attitudes of lawmakers and ranchers, to accept the science and live with wolves? My returning guest, advocate and author Rick Lamplugh explains signing petitions and social media is not enough. To change policy, advocates need to be present at the critcal public comment meetings and fill the room, so decision makers can put a face to the statements which count far more than thousands of faceless signatures. The anti-wolf lobbyists understand this- so wildlife advocates must too.

Lessons Learned as a Wildlife Advocate with Rick Lamplugh

With my guest, author and wildlife advocate, Rick Lamplugh, we walk down the path of how deeply important the immersive aspect is to protecting our wilds and our perceptions of it, and our human need in knowing there are wild places and wild animals who thrive there. Wildness fills an essential part of our spirit, our soul, we’ve evolved with it and our ancient psyche needs it.  Author of 3 award winning books, including ‘In the Temple of Wolves’, Rick takes us on a journey of what it means to step away from our comfortable lives, how important adventure and advocacy of wildness is for our humanity, and that in settling into the pace and nuances of living in the wild can bring us in sync to our inner nature and the resonance of the natural world around us. Sharing his own experience of living in Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley for three winters and transformation into an activist for wolves, Rick guides us how to advocate for wildlife in ways that are both respectful and effective.

In the Temple of Wolves with Rick Lamplugh