Anyone living on the East End has likely witnessed the consequences of deer overpopulation on human life. But arguably no one understands the gravity of this issue quite like those who work directly with these animals. In the second episode of Deer Humans, I speak with two wildlife rescuers whose paths crossed one day under unimaginable circumstances. These passionate rescuers, who act as fierce defenders of their four-legged friends, help to uncover some sinister secrets surrounding deer management on the East End. And when it comes to exposing the ugly truth, they’re not holding back.
All music in this episode is courtesy of Blue Dot Sessions.
Democrat & Chronicle: New N.Y. rules irk wildlife rehabilitators
Animal Legal & Historical Center: EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER INC. and Virginia Frati, Petitioners, v. NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, Respondent.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Chronic Wasting Disease
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Chronic Wasting Disease - CWD in Animals
Dell Cullum, Adrienne Gillespie, Jane Gill
Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center
Wildlife Rescue of East Hampton, Inc. - Call their toll-free wildlife rescue hotline - 844-SAV-WILD (844-728-9453)
Wildlife education events at Marders Nursery
Dell’s Website
Why you need wildlife corridors and how to make them
Nature at home: creating your own wildlife garden
How to find a wildlife rehabilitator in your state
Native Plants, Healthy Planet
Threshold
Strange Animals Podcast
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