Episode #2213
Diane K. Boyd
Books mentioned
The Tiger
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Coyote America
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How to Tame a Fox (and Build a Dog)
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A Woman Among Wolves
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Spillover
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A Primate's Memoir
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Epic of Gilgamesh
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Wildlife biologist Diane K. Boyd discusses her four decades studying wolf recovery, including dispersal patterns and living off-grid in Montana. The conversation covers wolf habituation in Yellowstone, reintroduction conflicts, and predator-prey dynamics, along with her book 'A Woman Among Wolves.'
What they talked about
- Diane Boyd's start studying wolves in Minnesota
- Wolf collar battery life and wolf lifespan
- Living alone in Glacier National Park
- Wolf habituation and Yellowstone wolf killings
- Wolf impacts on elk populations and hunting access
- World War I wolf attacks and ceasefire story
- Wolf reintroduction in Colorado and livestock conflicts
- Russian fox domestication experiment
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