Call for questions: CONSERVATION DOGS (Patreon)
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There are dogs out in the world using their sniffers to help preserve Earth's natural resources. Next week I'm interviewing a behaviorist and ecologist who trains those dogs!
Conservation detection dogs have been used to locate exotic cat scat in Guatemala, bat and bird carcasses at wind energy facilities, invasive mussels on boats, obscure plants, hidden nests, elusive invertebrates and much more.
Our favorite carnivore ecologist, Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant (pictured below with Scottie) has used detection dogs to identify the presence and diet of mountain lions, bobcats, bears and coyotes in coastal California through scat detection and analysis. She calls them "invaluable assets" to her conservation efforts.
What should I ask our expert on conservation detection dogs?
Deadline: Sunday, September 8 at noon PST