Bradley Cohen

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We take our scientific publications on wildlife and habitat management and use generative AI to turn them into 15 minute podcasts. Enjoy learning about the latest science in wildlife conservation, delivered in an engaging format perfect for your commute or morning coffee.

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Bradley Cohen

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Science

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4. Dez 2025

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Mallard Migrations - The push of weather vs. the pull of photoperiod 04.12.2025

Background Migration in birds results from a complex interplay of internal and environmental cues that shift across seasons. A push–pull framework conceptualizes migration as driven by external “push” cues, such as deteriorating weather, and internal “pull” cues associated with photoperiod and reproductive readiness. Understanding how these cues interact seasonally can inform predictions about mig...

What Every Waterfowl Hunter Should Know About Sanctuary Disturbance 27.10.2025

Waterfowl refuges are controversial among hunters—many believe these protected areas hold ducks and reduce hunting opportunities in nearby areas. This episode explores our large-scale study using over 339,000 shotgun recordings across Tennessee to understand what really drives harvest opportunity. Surprisingly, disturbing sanctuaries actually decreased hunting success by up to 32%, while proximity...

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