#32 Keeping wetlands wet! In southern Oregon with Ed Contreras

Western Bird Biologist
25/04/2019 1h 11min Temporada 2 Episodio 32
#32 Keeping wetlands wet! In southern Oregon with Ed Contreras

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Episode Synopsis

In this weeks episode we learn about the importance of wetlands in SONEC (Southern Oregon and North Eastern California) to waterfowl, waterbirds and a way of life on private lands. This is my old stomping grounds where I cut my teeth as a private lands habitat biologist.  How is the NRCS and Intermountain west joint venture helping to protect this important migratory corridor? What does it take to get a cool job like Ed has? Listen in to find out! 

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