Wildlife for You

What’s the difference between a turtle, a tortoise, and a terrapin? If you don’t know, find out here!

You guessed it… We’re talking about skunks. Anyway, we hope none of our episodes are really that stinky.

Everyone knows that wild possums eat loads of ticks correct? Think again! This podcast teaches you to be mindful of “laboratory” studies.

Everything you ever wanted to know about owls and even some things you didn’t want to know.

We take a deep dive into what these two terms mean and why they sometimes inspire deep-seated reactions.

Red dawn and the X-Men don’t have anything on real life wolverines. Not only are they one of Stephanne‘s favorite creatures but they’re pretty darn cool to boot.

Reminiscent of our time spent with some amazing wildlife students in the GYE

Animals move around for various reasons. Just because they’re there may not mean they’re really there. Find out what we mean because it can be confusing.

Take a dive into the science regarding the impact of roads on grizzlies and grizzly behavior. It’s not always what do you think it is or what you heard.

Learn about the slithery heat seeking, air tasting, comedic actors we all know and love as… snakes.

Snakes freak people out but it’s mostly due to fear of the unknown. We try to break down some of those misunderstood concepts.

Meet the mighty mighty moose, the largest member of the deer family.

There is so much to enjoy about a yard full of birds. Find out what you should do to make your backyard bird paradise.

It’s getting harder and harder to discern good information from bad information. Keep in mind, bad wildlife information can not only hurt wildlife, it can hurt you.

Don’t listen to Steph it was all her fault!

Believe it or not humans are actually good for some species of wildlife. Well let’s just say they have learned to live with us.

The global pandemic affected nearly all human life, this undoubtedly has had widespread impacts to wildlife. It’s pretty mind-boggling to even think about the potential impacts.

When a bear gets killed unintentionally people get mad. If only we could teach people the right thing to get mad at maybe we can make a difference!

Can animals have emotions? It’s fun to think about but boy is it hard to explain!

Whenever a bear attack occurs it’s best if we take a step back and breathe. It is best to better understand the situation before making knee-jerk reactions.

We all know that those predators are out there but we may not know what they all sound like. You’d be surprised!

Many of us know our birds of prey by sight but how many of you know what they sound like? Listen and learn the vocalizations of our favorite raptor friends.

What better way is there to impress the ladies than to know your frog calls! Heck you can even impress the guys to if you like! They are simple and easy to learn, all you have to do is listen.

Predators not only have distinct ways of taking down animals, they also have distinct ways of eating it. Find out how biologist use these clues to determine who’s been feeding.

Some nature documentaries are designed for shock value. They are great for identifying an issue but just make sure you strap on your critical thinking skills ahead of time.