#124 Show Notes | March’s Sample Collection: Global Carnivore Coexistence, Antarctic Penguins & Seals, Sustainable Footwear, Utah’s Mountain Lions, the Willow Project, and Polish Wolves

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What is Episode 124 all about?

March was a bang! We added four new countries to the show’s country list, and traveled, literally, all over the globe exploring conservation.  If you missed an episode and would like to hear a little snippet before diving into the full thing, check out these highlights to see if you might want to go back and listen to the full episode in its entirety.

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#124 | March’s Sample Collection: Global Carnivore Coexistence, Antarctic Penguins & Seals, Sustainable Footwear, Utah’s Mountain Lions, the Willow Project, and Polish Wolves
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Something new and exciting drops tomorrow. Any guesses, Rewildologists? The creatures hiding under leaves and rocks need love and awareness, too. Luckily, they have conservation storytellers like Ray on their side. “It’s really important to work with the community at the end of the day. It's their resource. They’re the custodians. And it's important that they're benefiting from any of the conservation work or funding that's coming into the area.” - Jane Dunlop, co-founder of EcosystemImpact, āluān, and the Mahi-Mahi Surf Resort. 

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