How do you help animals through policy? In this episode of One Wild World, Julie Watson, the Killer Whale Policy Lead at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, shares her journey into conservation and her crucial work in protecting the endangered Southern Resident Orcas. With only 73 individuals remaining, Julie discusses the key threats these orcas face, including prey scarcity, vessel noise, and contaminants. She emphasizes the need for a multi-faceted approach to save this iconic spec...
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How do you help animals through policy? In this episode of One Wild World, Julie Watson, the Killer Whale Policy Lead at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, shares her journey into conservation and her crucial work in protecting the endangered Southern Resident Orcas. With only 73 individuals remaining, Julie discusses the key threats these orcas face, including prey scarcity, vessel noise, and contaminants. She emphasizes the need for a multi-faceted approach to save this iconic spec...
Should You Really Get a Wolf-Dog as a Pet? feat. Keith Laposh
One Wild World: A Podcast About Animals
33 minutes
3 years ago
Should You Really Get a Wolf-Dog as a Pet? feat. Keith Laposh
Where do you draw the line between a wolf and a dog? That line may be a bit blurrier than you think! Explore the nuances of wolf-dogs through our conversation with Keith Laposh, Rescue Coordinator and Volunteer at W.O.L.F. Sanctuary.OneWildPodcast.comSupport the showSupport The PodcastOneWildPodcast.comTikTokInstagramTheEchoFilm.comTheme Song by rogyr
One Wild World: A Podcast About Animals
How do you help animals through policy? In this episode of One Wild World, Julie Watson, the Killer Whale Policy Lead at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, shares her journey into conservation and her crucial work in protecting the endangered Southern Resident Orcas. With only 73 individuals remaining, Julie discusses the key threats these orcas face, including prey scarcity, vessel noise, and contaminants. She emphasizes the need for a multi-faceted approach to save this iconic spec...
