Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
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Sep 13, 2026
Paul BeachnauGUEST
They did go extinct in the late 1800s.
Paul BeachnauGUEST
Elk were reintroduced by our Department of Natural Resources in 1918, so we're celebrating over 100 years of the reintroduction of elk into Michigan, and the National Wildlife Federation has called it one of the most successful animal wildlife restoration habitats in the state of Michigan.
Paul BeachnauGUEST
It's really an amazing story, and they take up a lot of space there.
Paul BeachnauGUEST
They can roam long distances, but it's just an amazing, beautiful, beautiful animal.
Jack HumphreyHOST
14 years.
Jack HumphreyHOST
That's how long Beth Pratt, California regional executive director of the National Wildlife Federation, and an extraordinary coalition of scientists, activists, and engineers have been pushing an impossible boulder up a very steep hill.
Jack HumphreyHOST
And right now, out in southern California, over 10 lanes of roaring traffic below on Highway 101, the enormous Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is just months away from the ribbon cutting.
Jack HumphreyHOST
What started as a desperate effort to save the genetically isolated mountain lions of the Santa Monica Mountains, galvanized by the legendary cat P-22, has turned into a global blueprint for large-scale habitat connectivity.
Neil SaavedraPANELIST
There's a statue coming to Griffith Park.
Neil SaavedraPANELIST
So the statue was created by Los Angeles-based artist, Adam Matano, will live at Griffith Park right there by the Visitor Center and the National Wildlife Federation and Friends of Griffith Park announced this just yesterday.
Neil SaavedraPANELIST
And they're gonna create this little space there where people are able to pay remembrance.
Neil SaavedraPANELIST
We've got all kinds of murals and stuff out here that I see that people have painted of Pete 22.
José Juan Rodriguez GutierrezGUEST
And the other part is, yeah, like shout-outs to all of our peers.
José Juan Rodriguez GutierrezGUEST
And I remember telling folks my sophomore year, I was like, "Dude, like you're gonna be the president of the National Wildlife Federation."
Stephanie MankaHOST
[laughs]
José Juan Rodriguez GutierrezGUEST
"And, and I'm gonna be asking you for grant money to go do some cool research in the most remote areas." And, and that is so true, and I'm seeing it now as I'm growing.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
working for the New York City Department of Education as a federal lobbyist.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
And so I was down in D.C. but working for the mayor of New York, who at that time was Bloomberg, and then transitioned from there, went to go and work at the National Wildlife Federation, where I was doing environmental education policy work.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
as their head lobby, as there would be promoted to become one of their head environmental education lobbyists.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
At that same time, I launched a program at the Center for American Progress with my ex-wife that was looking at the impact of discriminatory LGBTQ policies, but specifically against Black queer people, did that.
Molly Jong-FastHOST
And they, I'm sure, are not going to be involved in this.
Molly Jong-FastHOST
And a really, some Jim Murphy of the National Wildlife Federation said, the administration is clearly struggling to craft a rule that will hold up in court while satisfying their donors' desire to effectively scrap food.
Molly Jong-FastHOST
those protections wherever possible.
Molly Jong-FastHOST
And I think it's a great example.
Chris WoodGUEST
There's a ton of groups that do advocacy.
Chris WoodGUEST
You can go to the Wilderness Society, BHA, NWF, National Wildlife Federation.
Chris WoodGUEST
All of them will have action alerts about roadless, as does TU.
Chris WoodGUEST
And then there's a ton of other groups that do on-the-ground habitat restoration.
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The New Mexico Wildlife Federation presents the Ahiva podcast.
Jesse DeubelHOST
Hello, Ahiva listeners.
Jesse DeubelHOST
Jesse Dubelle here, host of the show.
Jesse DeubelHOST
And, you know, my dad also died unexpectedly and way too young.
Jesse DeubelHOST
And that happened in 2015.
Jesse DeubelHOST
And it was 2018 when I went to work for the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, when I, you know, I realized that that life is short.
Jesse DeubelHOST
And I wanted to do something super impactful and I wanted to make a difference and leave leave a legacy of life.
Jesse DeubelHOST
of opportunity for future generations to have the kind of experiences that I had enjoyed.
Chris WoodGUEST
There's a ton of groups that do advocacy.
Chris WoodGUEST
You can go to the Wilderness Society, BHA, NWF, National Wildlife Federation.
Chris WoodGUEST
All of them will have action alerts about roadless, as does TU.
Chris WoodGUEST
And then there's a ton of other groups that do on-the-ground habitat restoration.
Chris WoodGUEST
And nowadays, there's a ton of groups that do it really effectively.
Chris WoodGUEST
Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, National Wildlife Federation, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.
Chris WoodGUEST
They all do great work.
Chris WoodGUEST
But we were there first.
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