Hey folks, Randy Nubberg here with another episode of Lou Pold's Hunt Talk radio.

Really appreciate you being here today.

Uh, this is a podcast episode I've been wanting to do for over a year,

but due to calendars and schedules and everything else and then me getting sick and December,

it's only now here in January of 2021 that we've been able to get everything to match up.

Uh, but I'm a huge fan.

If you follow our platforms, you see that we share the information from the Wyoming Migration

Initiative. We share it on our Facebook. We share it on YouTube. We share it on Instagram.

I'm just a huge fan, so I'm going to tell you right up front.

I think that the migration work being done in the West is some of the coolest,

most interesting, uplifting, exciting work being done in my 30 years of being in a conservation

advocate. So with me today from the Wyoming Migration Initiative is Matt Kaufman and Greg

Neckerson. Uh, these are amazing guys who are taking these big landscape migration routes.

They're accumulating data. And then they're going the next step of making all this science consumable

to those of us who aren't scientists. And it's, it, it demonstrates how critical migrations and

corridors and landscapes and the public private interface. It's just, there's so much going on

there that is going to be these are challenges that we have to face and work hard on. If we are going

to have wildlife in the future to the degree that we have it today because it, the more data they

have and the more data they put out there, the more aware we become of the critical nature of,

of the work that's ahead of us. So I'm excited for them to be here this. I'm dancing around my

studio there. I'm like, ah, all right. This is going to be a fun discussion. And uh, if, if I forget

to say it, I hope you'll go out to migrationinitiative.org and follow them. Check in, sign up for their

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