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If you care about the issues affecting Canadian wildlife, this podcast is for you. Come behind the scenes at Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre where every month Salthaven volunteer Kathy Mueller chats with wildlife care experts, explores wildlife conservation and how it relates to climate change, and offers tips on steps you can take to protect wildlife right in your own backyard. Together we can keep the wild in wildlife. Contact us at wildaboutwildlife@salthaven.org. Podcast artwork by Janice Drysdale.
Unknown Host hosts Wild About Wildlife, a education show with 28 episodes published.
When you think of climate change, you probably picture heatwaves. But for birds, the real danger might actually be the rain. In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller sits down with Western University bi
Whether you are a master gardener or someone who is currently apologizing to a struggling rosebush, this episode will help you decide what to plant in your yard to attract birds, bees, butterflies and other vital pollina
From snake invasions to flying squirrels that know how to party to chewing up earthworms to feed injured birds, we've seen it all at Salthaven. Today, we are opening up our archives to share some of the most unforgettabl
Imagine a bird that spends almost its entire life in flight, eating, drinking, sleeping and even mating, before it disappears into our dark chimneys at night. Today we are uncovering the secrets of an urban icon, the chi
"You can't tell me that you love your dog and hate coyotes. They're exactly the same, only one is wild." Where do you stand on the issue of coyotes? Are they curious, family-oriented canines or menaces to people, pets an
In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, we explore the profound connection between humans and our closest living relatives, the great apes. We delve into the remarkable capacity of gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans, and
Welcome to this special "rewind" of Wild About Wildlife! This month, we look back at some of our most memorable conversations from previous episodes. We're diving into the archives to bring you highlights that showcase g
This month we talk with Thames Talbot Land Trust, a non-profit in southwestern Ontario doing amazing work to protect, conserve, and restore nature – not just for today, but for generations to come. They’re thinking long-
Meet Root, a wood turtle who happens to be missing a foot. But that hasn’t slowed him down in the slightest! Thanks to some creativity, a few Lego pieces and a dog harness, Root is motoring around. Tune in as Heather McK
Summer temps will soon be soaring, and our feathered friends will be feeling the heat! Should we help them? We answer that question and explore how you can attract different birds to your yard while keeping so-called bul
In Canada, up to 42 million birds die every year - not because of cats or being hit by a car - but because they've flown into windows. In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller is joined by Dr. Brendon S
It's April and that means Earth Day! That time of year when we're all encouraged to be a little bit more mindful about our behaviour and how it affects Mother Earth. In this episode, host Kathy Mueller explores the steps
Turtles have been around since the age of the dinosaurs and are actually distant relatives. They've done a pretty good job of adapting over the years, except when it comes to adapting to humans. Their slow reproductive r
What's in your refrigerator? Here at Salthaven Wildlife, if you open our fridge in the winter, you are likely to find a bat or two! Believe it or not, it actually helps these ravenous insect eaters survive our coldest mo
While the rest of us are trying to work off the extra pounds we put on over the holidays, birds are needing to add weight if they hope to survive the cold Canadian winter. In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kat
Let’s face it, we’ve all had to sit through a boring presentation or two, but at Salthaven Wildlife , we promise you – our presentations are anything but dull! In this episode, host Kathy Mueller sits down with Salthaven
For over 7 million years, beavers have been nature’s architects, building dams and shaping wetlands across Canada - long before artificial intelligence was even a concept! In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, we explo
Salthaven West is the only wildlife rehab centre serving southern Saskatchewan and this year, this small but ever growing clinic is celebrating a decade of making a difference in the lives of wildlife. Listen in as we di
Breathing under water. Being able to teleport yourself with a snap of your finger. Talking to animals? What’s the one superpower you wish you had? In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller discovers what
Did you know that like human actors, horses also have body doubles? In this episode, host Kathy Mueller continues her conversation with Amber Marshall, star of the CBC series Heartland. If you like horses, you'll want to
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