Maggie Howell: Relist Wolves

Species Unite

elizabeth novogratz

Philosophy, Society & Culture

5.0 • 911 Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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"This is their second chance. They were rendered extinct in the wild. And so now this is our second chance to get it right. We killed them off and hopefully they have enough of what they need that they can take the second chance and run with it." – Maggie Howell

This is the last episode in a series that we are doing on wolves. It's probably not the final episode because I'm not going to shut up about wolves until they're all back on the endangered species list. But for the moment, it's the last.

It's a conversation with Maggie Howell. Maggie is the executive director of the Wolf Conservation Center, an organization that is working to protect and preserve wolves in North America. And they do it through science-based education, advocacy, and they participate in the federal recovery and release program for two critically endangered wolf species, the Mexican gray wolf and red wolves.

Maggie is also a founding member of Relist Wolves, a campaign to put all wolves back on the endangered species list.

Please listen and share and quickly go to Relist Wolves to help get ALL of these remarkable animals back on the endangered species list.

Wolf Conservation Center https://nywolf.org/

Relist Wolves https://www.relistwolves.org/

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0:00.0	Species, unite, unites.
0:03.0	Species unite.
0:07.0	Species unite.
0:11.0	Species unite.
0:15.0	This is our second chance.
0:17.0	They were rendered extinct in the wild.
0:19.0	And so now this is our second chance like to get it right.
0:22.0	We killed them off and hopefully... our second chance like to get it right.
0:22.6	We killed them off and hopefully, you know, they have enough of what they need
0:27.0	that they can take this second chance and run with it. Hi, I'm Elizabeth Novigrats. This is Species Unite. We have a favor to ask if you like today's episode and you have a spare minute,
0:47.8	could you please rate and review Species Unite on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. It really helps people to find the show.
0:57.0	This is the last episode that we are doing in a series on wolves.
1:06.0	It's probably not the final because I'm really not going to shut up about wolves until they're all back on the endangered species list. But for the moment, it's the third and
1:14.9	final in a series we are doing on wolves. And it's a conversation with Maggie Howell. Maggie is the executive director of
1:22.1	the Wolf Conservation Center.
1:24.0	They're an organization that is working to protect and preserve wolves in North America,
1:29.0	and they do it through science-based education, advocacy, and they participate in the federal recovery and
1:34.4	release program for two critically endangered wolf species the Mexican
1:38.9	gray wolf and red wolves. Maggie's also a founding member of realist wolves. Maggie is also a founding member of Reelist wolves, a campaign to put all
1:45.7	wolves back on the endangered species list. Hi Maggie, it's so good to be here.
2:05.0	We are at the Wolf Conservation Center, which I did not know was an hour from my house.
2:10.0	Maggie and I were emailing and I saw like a few days later adopt a highway with Conservation Center when I was driving and I was like, wait a minute.
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