After kicking things off with the awesome into song written by our recent guest Frank Allison, we jumped right into things with University of Michigan Associate Professor Rebecca Hardin, the host of WCBN’s environmental news show It’s Hot in Here, and avid hunter Ben Connor Barrie, the editor of the Ann Arbor blog Damn Arbor. […]
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Killing Ann Arbor’s deer, bringing native fish back to the Huron, saving Michigan’s bats, and the music of Heather Evans… on this weekend’s edition of the Saturday Six Pack
This evening, on a special episode of the Saturday Six Pack, we’ll be changing course a bit and discussing wildlife. To be more specific, we’ll be talking about killing deer, saving bats, and making habitats for native fish. During our first segment, we’ll be discussing Ann Arbor’s somewhat controversial deer cull with U-M Associate Professor […]
Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, Environment, The Saturday Six Pack, Uncategorized Also tagged Aja Marcato, bats, conservation, Cranbrook Institute of Science, deer, deer cull, Elizabeth Riggs, fish, Fred Bear, Heather Evans, Huron River, It's Hot in Here, James Hughes, Jim Cherewick, Marquette, Organization for Bat Conservation, Rebecca Hardin, Schultz Outfitters, Ted Nugent, University of Michigan School of Natural Resources 12 Comments
Iggy and the Wolves
I don’t know that any hunters will be dissuaded by his argument, but America’s foremost authority on shirtless wildlife management, Iggy Pop, has finally weighed in on Michigan’s controversial wolf hunt. Here’s his letter to Michigan Governor Rick Snyder. [If you can’t read his letter, a larger version can be found here.] Speaking of our […]
Posted in Michigan, Other, Uncategorized Also tagged DNR, Iggy Pop, Jeff Clark, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, natural resources, Rick Snyder, SB 288, trophy hunting, wildlife, wolf, wolf hunting, wolves 7 Comments