Dr. Jenkins sits down with The Orianne Society’s Director of Science, Houston Chandler, to talk about the link between science and conservation. They start off by diving into the conservation of flatwoods salamanders in the Gulf Region including ecology, threats, and research. They transition to talking about the launch of The Orianne Society’s Science Initiative and how it will be structured into the future. As part of that discussion they talk about grant opportunities. They then discuss a range-wide population modeling project and its value for conserving indigo snakes.
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101 | A History of Snakebite Treatments
100 | Dr. Harry Greene
99 | Conserving Virgin Island Boas
98 | Being a Generalist Snake Biologist
97 | How Do Flying Snakes Fly?
96 | Everything Pygmy Rattlesnakes with Dr. Terry Farrell
95 | Restoring Snake Habitat in the Southeast
94 | The Value of Museum Collections for Snake Conservation
93 | Exotic Parasites in Snakes Spreading Across North America
92 | Cryptosporidium and Snake Conservation
91 | Indigo Snake Genetics
90 | Reptile Illustration with Matt Patterson
89 | Snake Road with Mike Pingleton
88 | Snakes in the Bible
87 | Spitting Cobras to Metering Venom
86 | Copperbelly Watersnakes with Dr. Kingsbury
85 | Viper Research around the Globe
84 | The Adventures of Mark O’Shea
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