It’s the season for turtle crossings in Wisconsin. We look at how the state’s turtle population is doing, and the steps citizens can take to keep them safe on their summer journey. We also look at the debate over “delisting” gray wolves from the endangered species list.
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Checking In On The Health Of Wisconsin's Turtles
It’s nesting season for turtles in Wisconsin, which means many will be attempting to cross roadways to get to water. We hear about a project in central Wisconsin designed to keep them out of harm’s way. Then, we learn about the health of Wisconsin’s turtles, and how citizens can keep them safe.
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Scientist Discusses Plan To Remove Wolves From Endangered Species Act
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is debating whether to remove gray wolves from protections under the endangered species list. Their management would return to states and tribal nations. A UW-Madison scientist discusses the step as a deadline for public comment approaches.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Andrew Badje Guest
- Adrian Treves Guest
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