http://greateryellowstone.org Greater Yellowstone Environmental podcast is an entertaining source of information about the environment in and around Yellowstone National Park. Copyright 2006 GYC Jimbo's custom podcast producer jearl@greateryellowstone.org Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:58:38 -0700 60 http://www.greateryellowstone.org/media/gyc_decal2c.jpg http://greateryellowstone.org activist@greateryellowstone.org GYC en-us no Wild Elk and mule deer in the Wyoming Range provide a livelyhood for hunting outfitter Dustin Child, but he and his hunters are worried that expanded oil nad gas leasing in this mountain range will result in increased truck traffic, roads, pipelines and drill rigs- ruining his business. Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:58:38 -0700 http://greateryellowstone.org/rss/podcast Wyoming Public Radio http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/local-wpr-537042.mp3 Wild Elk and mule deer in the Wyoming Range provide a livelyhood for hunting outfitter Dustin Child, but he and his hunters are worried that expanded oil nad gas leasing in this mountain range will result in increased truck traffic, roads, pipelines and drill rigs- ruining his business. Yvon Chouinard is known as a climber, explorer, kayaker, and surfer. He is also known as the founder of Patagonia Clothing and Equipment, and One Percent for the Planet. He is perhaps best known as an "environmental businessman" who refuses to sacrifice the health of planet to increase profits. He was the keynote speaker at GYC's Annual Meeting in West Yellowstone, Montana on June 10th, 2006, where he talked about the struggles of conducting buisness in a way that maintains a healthful environment. Fri, 4 Aug 2006 14:08:30 -0600 http://www.onepercentfortheplanet.org/ Yvon Chouinard http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/YC2.mp3 Yvon Chouinard is known as a climber, explorer, kayaker, and surfer. He is also known as the founder of Patagonia Clothing and Equipment, and One Percent for the Planet. He is perhaps best known as an "environmental businessman" who refuses to sacrifice the health of planet to increase profits. He was the keynote speaker at GYC's Annual Meeting in West Yellowstone, Montana on June 10th, 2006, where he talked about the struggles of conducting buisness in a way that maintains a healthful environment. Deny Galvin, Retired National Park Service Deputy Director, speaks at GYC's Annual Meeting on Jun 9 in West Yellowstone, Montana. With nearly 40 years in the NPS, Deny describes the collaboration which occurs between gateway communities, and the National Parks in their neighborhoods, with examples from around the nation, and implications for Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:55:32 -0600 http://greateryellowstone.org/rss/podcast Deny Galvin http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/galvin2.mp3 Deny Galvin, Retired National Park Service Deputy Director, speaks at GYC's Annual Meeting on Jun 9 in West Yellowstone, Montana. With nearly 40 years in the NPS, Deny describes the collaboration which occurs between gateway communities, and the National Parks in their neighborhoods, with examples from around the nation, and implications for Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Paul Schullery, Yellowstone National Park Historian, spoke at GYC's Annual Meeting in West Yellowstone, on Jun 9 and 10, 2006. Paul first worked as a seasonal ranger in Yellowstone National Park in 1972, and has continued as Park Historian to this day. Of the history of Yellowstone that Paul has studied, he is most interested in how it has affected visitors emotions. Tue, 27 Jun 2006 12:44:29 -0600 http://greateryellowstone.org/rss/podcast Paul Schullery http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/shullery.mp3 Paul Schullery, Yellowstone National Park Historian, spoke at GYC's Annual Meeting in West Yellowstone, on Jun 9 and 10, 2006. Paul first worked as a seasonal ranger in Yellowstone National Park in 1972, and has continued as Park Historian to this day. Of the history of Yellowstone that Paul has studied, he is most interested in how it has affected visitors emotions. Governor Brian Schweitzer participated in a call-in show on Yellowstone Public Radio, hosted by YPR News Director Jackie Yamanaka, and Jim Gransbery of the Billings Gazette. Several callers had questions about the Bison which leave Yellowstone National Park and enter Montana, and how Gov. Schweitzer intends to manage them. Thu, 1 Jun 2006 13:07:24 -0600 http://yellowstonepublicradio.org Yellowstone Public Radio Call-In Show http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/GovSchw-0309.mp3 Governor Brian Schweitzer participated in a call-in show on Yellowstone Public Radio, hosted by YPR News Director Jackie Yamanaka, and Jim Gransbery of the Billings Gazette. Several callers had questions about the Bison which leave Yellowstone National Park and enter Montana, and how Gov. Schweitzer intends to manage them. Bison, Brucellosis, Yellowstone National Park, APHIS In this, the second half of Doug Smith's presentation from GYC's 2005 Annual Meeting, Dr. Smith talks about the pecking order of predators after prey are killed, the crucial role of female wolves in bringing down Elk, and the division of labor within wof packs. Thu, 27 Apr 2006 15:14:38 -0600 http://greateryellowstone.org/rss/podcast Dr. Douglas Smith http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/Doug_Smith_part2.mp3 In this, the second half of Doug Smith's presentation from GYC's 2005 Annual Meeting, Dr. Smith talks about the pecking order of predators after prey are killed, the crucial role of female wolves in bringing down Elk, and the division of labor within wof packs. Wolves, Doug Smith, Yellowstone, Predator/Prey interactions Yellowstone Wolf Project Leader Douglas Smith talks about wolves in Yellowstone Park from 1995 to today, and into the next 10 years. Mon, 17 Apr 2006 08:56:59 -0600 http://greateryellowstone.org/rss/podcast Dr. Douglas Smith http://greateryellowstone.org/media/audio/Doug_Smith_part1.mp3 Yellowstone Wolf Project Leader Douglas Smith talks about wolves in Yellowstone Park from 1995 to today, and into the next 10 years. Yellowstone, Doug Smith, Wolves, Wolf,wolves,wolf,Greater Yellowstone Coalition