Two UW-Extension wildlife specialists spotlight several Wisconsin species impacted by warmer and wetter weather. Then we talk to the author of a book about how a trail project united a small community.
Featured in this Episode
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Wildlife update: Animals respond to climate change challenges
As climate change and development alter habitat, animals are adapting, relocating or perishing. UW-Extension wildlife specialists David Drake and Jamie Nack return to talk about the resiliency of armadillos, coyotes, sandhill cranes and other species whose populations and ranges are in flux.
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How a nature trail transformed a small town
Residents of Eagle, Wisconsin, saw the need for a safe path between an elementary school and the public library. But what they created was far more than a nature trail. They built a multifaceted focal point for the community.
Episode Credits
- Jill Nadeau Host
- Jamie Nack Guest
- David Drake Guest
- Laurie Lawlor Guest
- Joel Patenaude Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
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