Post by ridge on Nov 4, 2023 20:22:58 GMT -5
Relax with the November 'Wildtalk' podcast episode
In this episode of the "Wildtalk" podcast, we talk to Jesse Lincoln about the work the Michigan Natural Features Inventory does to support the DNR's habitat work. Then, we fly away with a discussion about bird migration and talk about why deer are so active this time of year.
Wildtalk Podcast mugs
Don't forget to participate in the wildlife quiz part of the show for a chance to win a "Wildtalk" podcast camp mug. The deadline for submission is Nov. 15, so don't delay. These mugs are exclusive and not available for purchase, so be sure to listen and submit your answer via email to DNR-Wildlife@Michigan.gov with the subject line "Mug me." Keep an ear out for the December episode, when we will announce the lucky winner.
Your wildlife question can be part of the show
If you have a general question about wildlife or hunting, record a voice memo on your phone and email it to DNR-Wildlife@Michigan.gov, and we might play it on the air. Don't worry if you make a mistake recording your audio. We'll be sure to edit your voice memo to help you be as concise and articulate as possible with your question. Submitted questions are not guaranteed to end up on the show, but we'll do our best to work in as many as we can during the mailbag segment.
In this episode of the "Wildtalk" podcast, we talk to Jesse Lincoln about the work the Michigan Natural Features Inventory does to support the DNR's habitat work. Then, we fly away with a discussion about bird migration and talk about why deer are so active this time of year.
Wildtalk Podcast mugs
Don't forget to participate in the wildlife quiz part of the show for a chance to win a "Wildtalk" podcast camp mug. The deadline for submission is Nov. 15, so don't delay. These mugs are exclusive and not available for purchase, so be sure to listen and submit your answer via email to DNR-Wildlife@Michigan.gov with the subject line "Mug me." Keep an ear out for the December episode, when we will announce the lucky winner.
Your wildlife question can be part of the show
If you have a general question about wildlife or hunting, record a voice memo on your phone and email it to DNR-Wildlife@Michigan.gov, and we might play it on the air. Don't worry if you make a mistake recording your audio. We'll be sure to edit your voice memo to help you be as concise and articulate as possible with your question. Submitted questions are not guaranteed to end up on the show, but we'll do our best to work in as many as we can during the mailbag segment.