262: Get Your Kids Involved

Manage the Wild

In this episode, host Nick Madsen shares a personal story about a necropsy experience and reflects on the importance of exposing people to different aspects of wildlife. He then discusses the observation of an injured elk and the decision to euthanize it. Nick also talks about interacting with elementary school students during a wildlife feeding activity and the educational opportunities it provides. He shares the discovery of the elk's emaciated condition and the subsequent discussion with the teacher. Finally, Nick emphasizes the significance of early exposure to wildlife and encourages involvement in wildlife conservation. Takeaways

• Exposing people to different aspects of wildlife can help them gain a better understanding of the realities and challenges of wildlife management.
• Interacting with wildlife and witnessing their conditions can be an important educational experience for children.
• Early exposure to wildlife can foster a sense of empathy and appreciation for nature, even if individuals do not pursue careers in the wildlife field.
• Encouraging involvement in wildlife conservation through volunteering and supporting conservation groups can make a positive impact on wildlife populations.

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