Join us as we explore the history of moose in New Hampshire, the science behind their management, and the role of community-driven conservation. We’ll hear from Henry Jones, the Moose Project Leader for NH Fish & Game, and learn how the University of New Hampshire’s Wildlife Modeling & Management Lab is using trail cameras, drones, and other innovative tools to gather critical data on moose populations and a whole lot more across the state.

We’ll also meet volunteers from the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) New England Chapter, who are lending their time and expertise to help with data collection in the White Mountains. Their passion for wildlife and wild places is a reminder that conservation is a team effort, and that the future of moose and the Northeast’s wild heritage depends on all of us.

Guests Include

Henry Jones. New Hampshire Fish & Game, Moose Project Leader.

Mairi Poisson. UNH Wildlife Modeling & Management Lab.

Brian Bird. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Chapter Coordinator.

Jeff Swayze. Backcountry Hunters & Angler, Chapter Leader.

AJ Hunter. Owner, HuntLyte. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Member.

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We’ve got a special episode for you today. Believe it or not, we’ve been doing Conservation Cooperative for a year now! So, it’s a great time to look back at some stories, do some updates, and hear some audio from some of our guests this year.

Guests Include

Krysten Schuler, PhD. Department of Public & Ecosystem Health. Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

Ben Gahagan, PhD. Recreational Fisheries Program Leader. Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries

Meredith Naughton. Recreation & Wildlife Researcher

Benjamin Letcher, Ph.D. Ecologist.

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Cornell Wildlife Health Lab

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This is Part II of or our two part look at Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) preparedness and prevention in the Northeast. In this episode we will hear from the leading experts on how a number of different states, New York, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine, and Massachusetts, to be precise, are positioning the state wildlife agencies to be prepared for Chronic Wasting Disease.

Guests Include

Krysten Schuler, PhD. Department of Public & Ecosystem Health. Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

Martin Feehan, PhD. Deer & Moose Project Leader. Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

Dylan Ferreira. Principal Wildlife Biologist, Deer & NE Cottontail Rabbits. Rhode Island Fish & Wildlife

Nathan Bieber. Wildlife Biologist, White-tailed Deer. Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife

Nick Fortin. Wildlife Biologist - Deer & Moose Project Leader. Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

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Cornell Wildlife Health Lab

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