Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Wyoming Wildlife Podcast

The Wyoming Wildlife Podcast is an official Wyoming Game and Fish Department Podcast covering all things wildlife. We'll speak with wildlife experts across the state to share agency news and information about wildlife and conservation projects in Wyoming. New episodes are released the first Wednesday of every month at 11:00 a.m. MT.

Autor

Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Categoría

Government

Web del podcast

wgfd.wyo.gov

Último episodio

1 de jul. de 2026

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Episodios

Residency Fraud, Poaching, and Party Hunting: Lessons from a Wyoming Case 01.07.2026

This episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast is about a law enforcement case that was recently wrapped up in the Casper Region. Host Robert Gagliardi talks with West Casper Game Warden Austin Swingholm about a case that involved a hunting guide, the illegal taking of wildlife and fraudulent purchases of big game licenses ... among other things. Find out all about this case here, and also how fast...

Helicopters & Horses: The Reality of a Wyoming Game Warden 03.06.2026

Want to be a Wyoming Game Warden, and what it takes to be one? Wyoming Game and Fish Department Chief Game Warden and Wildlife Division Chief Dan Smith talks about all that, and more in this episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast. Smith also shares what it's like to to serve in two crucial roles with the department, along with some memorable moments in the field during his career.

Terrestrial Habitat Conservation in Wyoming 06.05.2026

In this episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast, host Robert Gagliardi talks with Ian Tator, Wyoming Game and Fish Department terrestrial habitat manager. Tator goes into detail about terrestrial habitat priorities throughout Wyoming and why those priorities are important to the landscape and wildlife of Wyoming.

From the North Platte to the Snake: Wyoming's Aquatic Habitat Projects 01.04.2026

In this episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast, host Robert Gagliardi speaks with Paul Dey, Wyoming Game and Fish Department Aquatic Habitat Manager. Aquatic habitat is more than just water—it’s the bugs, the birds, and the connectivity of the entire system. Paul Dey joins us to explain how Wyoming protects these vital resources. Dey talks about the numerous types of aquatic habitat work the depa...

9 Deer Poached in City Limits: The Cody Park Case - Wyoming Wildlife Podcast 04.03.2026

How a midnight stakeout and DNA forensics solved the poaching of 9 deer in Cody, WY. A deep dive into the Cody Park Case.

Wyoming Wildlife Podcast Ep 2 -- Game Warden Rod Lebert 04.02.2026

In this episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast, host Robert Gagliardi speaks with Rod Lebert, who has the honor and distinction of wearing Badge No. 1, which means he is currently the longest-tenured Game Warden with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Lebert is in his 38th year as a warden, and has been based in Douglas for the last 32 years. Lebert talks about the job, his career accomplishme...

Wyoming Game and Fish Director Angi Bruce - Wyoming Wildlife Podcast Ep 1 07.01.2026

In this episode of the Wyoming Wildlife Podcast, host Robert Gagliardi speaks with Angi Bruce, the Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. They discuss Bruce's journey since her appointment, the department's focus areas for 2026, including habitat and mule deer conservation strategies, and insights into the upcoming legislative session. The conversation highlights the importance...

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