• Episode 62: Nature Conservancy Canada (w/ Megan Quinn)

  • Sep 30 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Episode 62: Nature Conservancy Canada (w/ Megan Quinn)

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  • What if you could turn your outdoor adventures into gourmet experiences? Chef Antonio Muleka and Luis Hookset from the Eat Wild podcast join us to share their incredible journey of blending high-end cooking with fishing and hunting escapades. From surprising celebrity connections to culinary secrets that will elevate your next outdoor meal, their stories are bound to spark your passion for both nature and fine dining. Get ready to be inspired whether you’re a seasoned hunter or a foodie seeking adventure.

    Switching gears, we welcome Megan Quinn from the Nature Conservancy of Canada, who takes us through her remarkable journey from industrial South Yorkshire to protecting crucial habitats in Eastern Ontario. Megan offers a deep dive into the vital work of the Nature Conservancy, which has preserved over 15 million hectares across Canada. Learn about the intricate balance of stewardship, endangered species protection, and the importance of community partnerships. Megan’s insights provide a compelling look at the dedicated efforts to conserve our natural world.

    The episode wraps up with a series of engaging discussions on critical conservation topics, such as the funding and processes required for land protection, the ecological importance of wetlands, and the fight against invasive species. From the distinctive characteristics of bog habitats to the challenges of balancing conservation with community needs, this conversation is packed with valuable information and inspiring stories. Tune in to understand the ongoing battle to protect our environment for future generations and how you can get involved.
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