Ranked #1
Capitalism and Conservation
Capitalism and Conservation
The World Wildlife Fund issued their bi-annual Living Planet report in late October, and it painted a dark reality: hum... Read more
21 Nov 2018
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42mins
Ranked #2
Killing Wolves To Curb Depredation Could Create Conflict (512)
Killing Wolves To Curb Depredation Could Create Conflict (512)
New research from Dr. Adrian Treves and his colleagues Drs. Francisco Santiago-Avila and Ari Cornman highlights that let... Read more
29 Jan 2018
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43mins
Ranked #3
Episode 141: In the trenches of wildlife rehab
Episode 141: In the trenches of wildlife rehab
As summer is coming to its peak, so are the thousands of wild babies from coast to coast. While APFA works hard to prote... Read more
27 Jul 2014
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26mins
Ranked #4
Success or Failure: Measuring Predator Removal (533)
Success or Failure: Measuring Predator Removal (533)
Wildlife conflict is a major issue across Canada and around the world. As humans continue to alter landscapes, break dow... Read more
11 Jul 2018
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28mins
Ranked #5
Episode 109: Something to talk about
Episode 109: Something to talk about
Talking about wildlife and animal welfare isn’t always enough; we have to do it effectively. Whether it’s working with t... Read more
1 Dec 2013
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46mins
Ranked #6
Alberta Grizzlies Can Be Rehabilitated
Alberta Grizzlies Can Be Rehabilitated
The science is pretty straight forward when it comes to rehabilitating grizzly bears: it works, and they’re not more lik... Read more
28 Mar 2019
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35mins
Ranked #7
New Evidence Puts A Target On Predator Bounties (527)
New Evidence Puts A Target On Predator Bounties (527)
A hint of anger or disgust can be heard when conversation turns to wolves and coyotes in some communities – particularly... Read more
16 May 2018
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42mins
Ranked #8
Episode 138: The wolf effect
Episode 138: The wolf effect
Perhaps the most mystic – and most feared – wildlife in Canada, wolves are making a comeback. Throughout the western Uni... Read more
6 Jul 2014
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39mins
Ranked #9
Bryce Casavant On Co-existing With Cougars (530)
Bryce Casavant On Co-existing With Cougars (530)
Cougars have been in the news recently, particularly in British Columbia. Conflict with Canada’s big cats isn’t overly c... Read more
14 Jun 2018
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48mins
Ranked #10
Ecological Grief And Why Scientists Need To Be Allowed To Cry
Ecological Grief And Why Scientists Need To Be Allowed To Cry
Tim Gordon is an Exeter University PhD student working on some fascinating solutions to help fish on coral reefs in Aust... Read more
1 Nov 2019
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24mins
Ranked #11
The Time Of The Raccoons (516)
The Time Of The Raccoons (516)
I love raccoons. They’re smart little problem-solvers, who have learned to adapt into a landscape that’s difficult to na... Read more
1 Mar 2018
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33mins
Ranked #12
Back to school on: Compassionate Conservation
Back to school on: Compassionate Conservation
What is compassionate conservation? How can teaching today’s students the tenets of this movement affect government deci... Read more
12 Sep 2019
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47mins
Ranked #13
Keeping Black Bears Safe In Autumn
Keeping Black Bears Safe In Autumn
Bears are hungry. Like super duper hungry. This time of year they’re getting ready for hibernation and are spending most... Read more
25 Oct 2019
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31mins
Ranked #14
Episode 122: Slapping down SLAPP suits
Episode 122: Slapping down SLAPP suits
This week we’re taking a break from wildlife news to bring you information on a disease spreading from coast to coast to... Read more
3 Mar 2014
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27mins
Ranked #15
Episode 202: Living With Wildlife Highlights Part 1
Episode 202: Living With Wildlife Highlights Part 1
The Living With Wildlife 2014 conference was a resounding success! Nearly 100 guests and speakers arrived at the Holiday... Read more
23 Oct 2014
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25mins
Ranked #16
Episode 203: Living With Wildlife Highlights Part 2
Episode 203: Living With Wildlife Highlights Part 2
The Living With Wildlife 2014 conference was a resounding success! Nearly 100 guests and speakers arrived at the Holiday... Read more
27 Oct 2014
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19mins
Ranked #17
Episode 111: Deer? Oh, dear...
Episode 111: Deer? Oh, dear...
Be it the Royal Botanical Gardens in Ontario, provincial parks in Alberta or Oak Bay in British Columbia, people are kil... Read more
16 Dec 2013
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42mins
Ranked #18
Dr. Marc Bekoff On What It Means To Unleash Our Dogs
Dr. Marc Bekoff On What It Means To Unleash Our Dogs
As many of you know, I’m a dog guy. I share my home with JJ the Hamilton Hound, who you’ll often hear clicking around an... Read more
27 Jun 2019
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49mins
Ranked #19
Episode 121: Conservation conversations
Episode 121: Conservation conversations
We’re going to be focusing on conservation this week, taking a look at two areas that are of regular interest and import... Read more
24 Feb 2014
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20mins
Ranked #20
Episode 129: The Ghosts, one year later
Episode 129: The Ghosts, one year later
One year ago a small budget documentary was premiered at the HotDocs film festival in Toronto. The film followed the jou... Read more
4 May 2014
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27mins