Videos and Audio files
Three topics below
Coexistence
Risk Maps
Fun Videos
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Topic: Coexistence
Video from April 2022, Adrian Treves speaks with Oregon commissioners. Also see the q&a with all participants
here
Lake Effect. Milwaukee Public Radio 27 February 2023.
video credit: Naomi Louchouarn. From the article Louchouarn NX, Santiago-Ávila FJ, Parsons DR, Treves A.2021. Evaluating how lethal management affects poaching of Mexican wolves. Royal Society Open Science 8 (registered report):: e2003300.
Students from Leuphana University in Lüneburg, Germany describe trail camera deployment and data in their school's restoration project.
Click here.
Coast to Coast AM (C2C) radio:
Wolf Conservation.
Protect Our Wildlife Vermont
Season 1, Episode 6: Is Fish & Wildlife using science to inform wildlife policy decisions?
Range Riders using low-stress livestock handling show how to coexist with grizzly bears and wolves
The Wolf Connection podcast
Wolf Coexistence in Wisconsin, Episode 33,
Transforming state wildlife governance
with Kevin Bixby as hot for three panelists: Dr. Treves, Dr. Fred Koontz, and Dr. Louisa Willcox. Produced by the species in peril series of University of New Mexico. 3 December 2020.
Or watch on this page
Rewilding Earth and Project Coyote. A critical evaluation of legal and illegal killing of native predators. 30 June 2020.
Bioscience podcast from four of the authors of 'Wolf delisting challenges demonstrate need for an improved framework for conserving intraspecific variation under the Endangered Species Act.' to explain the analysis and recommendations, in the wake of 2020 Trump Administration rule to delist the gray wolf nationwide
Listen here (55 minutes).
Carroll, C. Carroll, C., Rohlf, D.J., von Holdt, B.M., Treves, A., Hendricks, S.A. 2020
. Wolf delisting challenges demonstrate need for an improved framework for conserving intraspecific variation under the Endangered Species Act. Bioscience biaa125,1-12. doi:10.1093/biosci/biaa125.
Nationwide gray wolf delisting. In 2019, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service convened a group of 5 scientists as peer reviewers to evaluate the proposed rule. See the full report. And listen to a radio show that addresses this and other wolf policy issues
on Wisconsin Public Radio here.
Watch a 6-minute video here about our experiment on Foxlights® in the high Andean plateau of Chile (altiplano) to deter pumas and Andean foxes from approaching alpacas and llamas using a non-lethal light device. Read the scientific paper
here
Coyote-killing contests: why the science, ethics, and the law oppose these contest, with some comments on wolf delisting in the Western Great Lakes. Listen to a one hour radio show on WORT's "A Public Affair" with Adrian Treves, 14 January 2019
Listen here.
and also on
Or listen to a shorter segment on WPR
here
"Best Available Predator Science and the Law", a webinar by Adrian Treves, 18 December 2018. This webinar describes the relationship between science and law with a case study revising the history of Wisconsin's wolf population models and how that might influence policy today.
A short video on scientific consensus about methods to prevent predation on domestic animals:
Fun Videos
video of a wolf playing with cows in Spain by A. Estrada.
Dr. Adrian Treves speaks while a long-tailed weasel looks on. 2014, Gardner Gate, Yellowstone National Park.
Fun videos of a Wisconsin black bear from pPublic land near Gordon, WI, 2002. Video 1 bear scared by non-lethal motion-activated guard (MAG) emitting noise and light. Video 2 Bear retaliates against our videocamera. UNDER construction
See also the article on these experiments2003 Shivik, J.A., Treves, A., Callahan, M. Nonlethal techniques for managing predation: primary and secondary repellents. Conservation Biology 17(6): 1531-1537.