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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 211
Posted On : May 16/2013
Tagged as : American Bittern Bog Pumper Baltimore Oriole Prevailing Winds Westerlies Trade Conservation Preservation Land
Show Notes : Joann is blowing in the wind, again. Gordon saw a bog pumper…American Bittern. Gary enjoyed some Baltimore Orioles. The discussion explores where to strike the balance between conserving land and stewardship of the land you have already conserved.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 210
Posted On : May 9/2013
Tagged as : Painted Turtles Northern Parula Warbler Southern Flying Squirrel Geoengineering Hurricanes Tornados Weather Walnut Question Taxonomy Coriolis effect
Show Notes : Joann discusses Painted Turtles; Flying Squirrels is Gordon’s topic; Gary talks about the Northern Parula Warbler. Listener questions answered about Walnuts, Cardinals, Taxonomy, Geo-engineering, Hurricanes, Tornados, and Wetland Photography.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 209
Posted On : May 2/2013
Tagged as : Painted Turtles Northern Parula Warbler Southern Flying Squirrel Geoengineering Hurricanes Tornados Weather Walnut Question Taxonomy Coriolis effect
Show Notes : Joann introduces our new Corn Snakes. After Gordon waxes poetic about Whip-poor-wills, Gary brings us down to earth with mycorrhiza fungi. Our interview is with Jacquelyn Gill, the Contempletive Mammoth blogger, about de-extinction.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 208
Posted On : April 25/2013
Tagged as : Tree Swallow Eastern Meadowlark Cormorant Y2Y Yellowstone to Yukon Corridor Wendy Francis
Show Notes : Tree Swallows, Cormorants, Eastern Meadowlark. Interview with Wendy Francis from Y2Y: Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 207
Posted On : April 18/2013
Tagged as : cliff swallow Eric Cole elk leatherback sea turtle crayfish chimney
Show Notes : Cliff Swallows, Leatherback Sea Turtles, Crayfish Burrows and an Interview with Wildlife Biologist Eric Cole

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 206
Posted On : April 11/2013
Tagged as : cliff swallow Eric Cole elk leatherback sea turtle crayfish chimney
Show Notes : Gary's thinking about sharks. Joann is trying to identify Chickadees. We interview Rolf Peterson about the long-standing study of wolves and moose on Isle Royale.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 205
Posted On : April 4/2013
Tagged as : cliff swallow Eric Cole elk leatherback sea turtle crayfish chimney
Show Notes : Fossils, Hooded Merganser, Beaver. We interview Geoff Smith of Dennison University about Mosquito Fish and their impact on pond ecosystems.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 204
Posted On : March 28/2013
Tagged as : cliff swallow Eric Cole elk leatherback sea turtle crayfish chimney
Show Notes : What does Gordon mean every week when he ends the podcast with "The Wilderness Center is a nature center, land trust, and ecopreneurial organization?" Explore TWC's activities beyond the podcast.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 203
Posted On : March 21/2013
Tagged as : Spotted Sandpiper Cattail Bulrush National Museum of Wildlife Art Jane Lavino
Show Notes : Gary is thrilled with Spotted Sandpipers and Gordon enjoys cattails, which includes eating them. The interview is with Jane Lavino from the National Museum of Wildlife Art about the importance of art in the conservation movement.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 202
Posted On : March 14/2013
Tagged as : Alligator Blanding's Turtle scorpion comets Robert Thomas Loyola
Show Notes : Scorpions must have invaded Gordon’s dreams. Joann comments on comets. One of Gary’s favorite reptiles is the Blanding’s Turtle. Robert Thomas from Loyola University returns to talk about alligators.

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