We talk with a biologist about preventing the spread of invasive species, and how the DNR is managing them. Then ahead of a wild horse and burro adoption event we hear from a horse trainer about what to know before picking out an animal. And we learn about having more effective conversations.
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DNR: Prevention Is Key During Invasive Species Action Month
June is Invasive Species Action Month in Wisconsin, and the DNR is highlighting successful control and management efforts, as well as existing challenges. We talk with a biologist about invasive species in the state, and how you can help prevent them from spreading.
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Want To Adopt A Wild Horse?
When you were a kid, did you dream of owning your own horse? How about a wild horse? There’s an upcoming adoption event in Marshfield for wild horses and burros. We talk with a horse trainer about his love for the animals and what people should consider before getting one.
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More Light, Less Heat: How To Have Productive Discussions On Tough Issues
At work or in public meetings, it can easy for people to divide into opposing camps, and become more divided, instead of finding common ground. A Wisconsin expert on ethics and leadership says there are ways to hold more productive conversations, with a better chance of bridging divides.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Tara Bergeson Guest
- TJ Clibborn Guest
- Richard Kyte Guest
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