Podcast appearances and mentions of maggie howell

Do you know that nature depends on various keystone species to survive and thrive? That's right, and the wolf is one of these critical keystone creatures. By regulating prey populations, wolves enable many other plants and animals to flourish. They initiate a domino effect and support natural levels of biodiversity. However, the wolf is in danger – at one time there were an estimated quarter of a million wolves in this country, and we now have fewer than 6,000 in the lower 48 states - so it's never been more urgent than right now to stand up and defend the mighty wolf.   Samantha Attwood, Co-Founding Member of the #RelistWolves Campaign, a coalition made up of dedicated conservationists, wildlife advocates, and scientists committed to raising public awareness about wolves and advocating to restore Gray wolves to the Endangered Species List, and Maggie Howell, Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York, join me to discuss wolves, what is happening to them, and why it is so important to help protect them.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“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/

Maggie Howell has been the Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center since 2013. They are a not-for-profit environmental education organization working to protect and preserve wolves in North America through science-based education, advocacy, and participation in the federal recovery and release programs for two critically endangered wolf species - the Mexican gray wolf and the red wolf. Maggie spoke about her journey, the Wolf Conservation Center recovery and release programs, and the many ways they educate the public on the importance of wolves in the wild. Wolf Conservation Center@wolfconservationcenterWolf Connection

In this episode, I sit-down with executive director of the Wolf Conservation Center, Maggie Howell. We discuss the new bill just passed to eliminate 90% of the wolves in Idaho. On July 1st the new bill will allow hunters to kill wolves and their puppies using traps, snares, dogs, snowmobiles, poison, etc. Maggie discusses how there is absolutely no science to back up the claims that wolves take a devastating toll on livestock (less than .004% average in Idaho) and elk populations, which are at an all-time high. ***Please listen and share with friends and family! There is still time to save wolves and re-list them back on the Endangered Species list! Sign petition to protect wolves Sign petition to get wolves back on the Endangered Species ListHow Wolves Change RiversWolf Conservation Center on FacebookWolf Conservation Center on Instagram Wolf Conservation Center on Twitter Follow Corbin MaxeyWebsite: https://corbinmaxey.com YouTube: https://goo.gl/ZbuBnRTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/prvYxR/ Instagram: https://goo.gl/NDYWFF Facebook: https://goo.gl/ZsE1SP Twitter: https://goo.gl/F4zVfN

Maggie Howell, biologist and Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY, joins Mary Beth to talk about a place where the song of the wolf is being restored and preserved.  https://nywolf.org/  

In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Maggie Howell of the Wolf Conservation Center, where we talk about the need for wolves in America, the harsh benefits of looking at wolves through an economic lens, and their chances of survival.  By the way, let's pretend to not notice that Maggie has the absolute best last name for someone who works with wolves...  If you like this episode of the podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe, it helps a lot. 

With Jackie P out on vacation, Fuzz rides solo in a search for knowledge and interviews Maggie Howell, the executive director of the Wolf Conservation Center. Wildcard weekend preview & More. #CuttingEdge --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It’s definitely the ‘silly season’ as the human youths call it, so lets get your body moving like a Wild Ass (not a euphemism) in some virtual insanity, as your favourite Patrologists Mike and Paul see out 2019 with some more Doom Patrol! LET’S GET PATROLLING! News Patrol – 10:53 Doom Clock – 12:54 Doomsplaining - 21:26 - This episode we cover the penultimate (or second last, as some would say) issue of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds! Yes it’s issue 6 of (what we call) Volume 7, brought to us by Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, Omar Francia, Simon Bowland, Nick Derington, Maggie Howell and Andy Khouri! Mailbag O Doom - 39:04 - We read through listener feedback as well as your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘What trend in comics would you reverse if you could?’

Your favourite Patrologists, Mike and Paul are BACK! You know who else is back? DOROTHY SPINNER! Wait, what? Isn’t she, y’know…dead? But then again does anyone in comics ever really die? And do you love comics as much as Clark? Wait, who’s Clark? Abundant questions form furrowed brow! LET’S GET PATROLLING! News Patrol – 5:48 Doom Clock – 11:24 Doomsplaining - 18:24 - An all new episode with an all new issue of Doom Patrol? What a time for you humans to be alive! We discuss issue 5 of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds, with thanks to Becky Cloonan, Michael Conrad, Tamra Bonvillain, Simon Bowland, Maggie Howell, Andy Khouri and Molly Mahan! Spoiler warning for those who’ve not yet read this issue! Mailbag O Doom - 33:40 - We read through listener feedback and your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘What’s your favourite decade of comics?’

Last time, we looked at Little Red Riding Hood and the “big, bad wolf” of the fairy-tale tradition. This time, we turn to actual wolves and their situation in North America today. I interview Maggie Howell, the Director of The Wolf Conservation Center. We talk about why wolves are important to the ecosystem (and how the Northeast has suffered in their absence) and what is being done to protect endangered wolf species, including a rather unusual approach to reintroducing captive wolves into the wild. For more information, go to in-the-weeds.net and nywolf.org.

Whatever happened to Destiny Beach? With the Sands of Strength, and the Ocean of Dreams, how could Flex Mentallo have forgotten this place - and how will the Patrol return the beach to its former glory? Tune in to find out, Patrollers! News Patrol – 5:10 Doom Clock – 11:10 Doomsplaining - 20:17 - We dive in to issue 4 of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds, wiith thanks to Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, Nick Pitarra, Tamra Bonvillain, Simon Bowland, Nick Derington, Andy Khouri and Maggie Howell! Mailbag O Doom - 36:54 - We read through listener feedback and your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘What’s your favourite comic about something that really happened?

Another first for us! Truly honored to be guests & students at The Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY. Not only home to the famous X-men mansion its also home to 50 North American wolves. Species at the center include Gray, Mexican Gray and Red wolves. We met up Maggie Howell who is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to Canis Lupus. Maggie, Executive Director, has worked at the Wolf Conservation Center since 2005, starting as the WCC's Managing Director and taking the helm as Executive Director in 2013. She continues to lead the WCC's education and advocacy initiatives and be the main voice of the WCC. The remaining staff is made up of dedicated professionals that include educators, scientists, veterinarians and volunteers. As we learned, the center has many moving parts; however, there are two main components, education and breeding. In regards to education, WCC has ambassador wolves, Zephyr, Alawa and Nikai who work directly with the public and will never be released into the wild. Don't worry, they live an amazing life in their enclosure which includes donations of filet mignon & octopus from Whole Foods. The breeding component is made up of the remaining 47 wolves and have limited contact with humans as to protect them for eventual release into the wild. Their diets are kept more wild and depend solely on donations which include road-kill and hunter drop-offs. The breeding component is absolutely fascinating and WCC along with US Fish & Wildlife have had many successful reintroductions. Surprise guest Rocio La Rosa also joined us to give insight into the spiritual side of wolves as well as their symbolism. We had an amazing experience and very much look forward to following the WCC progress and continued success in bringing back Canis Lupus and the 38 sub-species.The Wolf Conservation Center is a registered 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization and rely heavily on donations and volunteering. Please give at the following link: THE WOLF CONSERVATION CENTER

Mike and Paul reach another milestone with the ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH episode of Waiting For Doom! Let's rejoice and celebrate in Goliath City! Or, try to figure out what the heck is actually going on in Goliath City. Or where Goliath City actually even is. Or something. News Patrol – 7:37 Doom Clock – 9:56 Doomsplaining - 17:31 - It’s time for a brand new issue (issue 3!) of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds! We investigate the weirdness in Goliath City with thanks to Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, Steve Orlando, Evan 'Doc' Shaner, Tamra Bonvillain, Simon Bowland, Nick Derington, Jay Anacleto, Andy Khouri and Maggie Howell! Mailbag O Doom - 39:40 - We read through the entries in our 150th Episode Giveaway Competition, and then things get a bit mushy.

M&C talks with Maggie Howell, Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center, about growing and maintaining a robust monthly giving program. Tune in to hear how the WCC makes monthly donors feel special, how they diversify messaging and balance need with impact. 

In this episode I chat with Maggie Howell who is the Executive Director of the Wolf Conservation Center in New York. Often misunderstood, wolves have captured our imagination for many many years and in this podcast I ask Maggie to explain some of the challenges around conserving this enigmatic species. I learned a lot and hope you will as well. The video of this podcast is online here: http://bit.ly/PodcastVideo135 The following links were mentioned in the episode: Wolf Conservation Center Website: https://nywolf.org/ Wolf Conservation Center Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolfconservationcenter Wolf Conservation Center Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nywolforg/ YouTube Video - How Wolves Changes Rivers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysa5OBhXz-Q You can email the Wolf Conservation Center at info@nywolf.org * * * My name is Gerry van der Walt and I am a specialist photographic safari guide, educator, public speaker and co-founder of Wild Eye. Through Wild Eye I have created a vehicle which merges the raw beauty of traveling in some of the worlds most spectacular wilderness areas with the ability to not only capture these moments on camera but also teaching and inspiring people along the way. I look forward to changing the way you see the world! * * * Links and Social Media: Wild Eye: www.wild-eye.co.za/ Website: www.gerryvanderwalt.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/gerryvdwalt/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/gerryvanderwalt/ Snapchat: www.snapchat.com/add/gerryvanderwalt/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/gerryvanderwalt/

In this episode, I sit down with Maggie Howell, director of the New York Wolf Conservation Center. We discuss the controversial wolf reintroduction, dispel common myths and misconceptions, and talk about their complex social systems. For more information, please visit: https://nywolf.org

The only thing worth saying right now is ERMERGERD NEW ISSUE SPOILER WARNINGS GALORE NEW ISSUE NEW ISSUE LET'S GET PATROLLING! Down on Derington Way - 5:04 Doom Clock - 14:47 Doomsplaining - 18:07 - It's finally here! Issue 9 of Doom Patrol volume 6! SPOILER WARNINGS GALORE FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T READ IT YET OK? Brought to us by Gerard Way, Nick Derington, Tom Fowler, Tamra Bonvillain, Todd Klein, Maggie Howell and Jamie S. Rich! Mailbag O Doom - 45:58 - We read your responses to the question, "Pick a team of comic characters; they are now a band. What is the name of their first album?"

Maggie is fighting the culture of fear that surrounds pregnancy and birth. The founder of Natal Hypnotherapy™, Maggie’s work has helped over 100,000 women around the world to have a better birth. Maggie didn’t set out to be a birth expert – in fact, she’s an unlikely convert. She was a busy international sales executive who only reluctantly attended a hypnotherapy course to help her with her first birth. But she was blown away by the mind’s ability to control the body’s response to pain and 3 months later, she had a peaceful, manageable birth at home without so much as a paracetemol – to the surprise of her and her NHS midwife who said: “Maggie appeared to be ‘sleeping’ during most of her contractions, breathing slightly more deeply as they peaked. She used no pharmacological methods of pain relief and conducted her labour and delivery entirely under self-hypnosis. She appeared to experience no pain and very little discomfort.” It was the turning point in her life. Inspired by her experiences, she trained to become a clinical hypnotherapist and left her job to pursue her new life goal: to teach other women the techniques which help them have a positive birth... The post 05: Interview With Maggie Howell appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.

Maggie is fighting the culture of fear that surrounds pregnancy and birth. The founder of Natal Hypnotherapy™, Maggie’s work has helped over 100,000 women around the world to have a better birth. Maggie didn’t set out to be a birth expert – in fact, she’s an unlikely convert. She was a busy international sales executive who only reluctantly attended a hypnotherapy course to help her with her first birth. But she was blown away by the mind’s ability to control the body’s response to pain and 3 months later, she had a peaceful, manageable birth at home without so much as a paracetemol – to the surprise of her and her NHS midwife who said: “Maggie appeared to be ‘sleeping’ during most of her contractions, breathing slightly more deeply as they peaked. She used no pharmacological methods of pain relief and conducted her labour and delivery entirely under self-hypnosis. She appeared to experience no pain and very little discomfort.” It was the turning point in her life. Inspired by her experiences, she trained to become a clinical hypnotherapist and left her job to pursue her new life goal: to teach other women the techniques which help them have a positive birth... The post 05: Interview With Maggie Howell appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.

This week on Animal Instinct, host Celia Kutcher welcomes Maggie Howell, Executive Director of the Wolf Conversation Center (WCC) located in South Salem, NY. The Wolf Conversation Center’s mission is to promote wolf conservation by teaching about wolves, their relationship to the environment, and the human role in protecting their future. The main voice of the WCC, Maggie’s interest and experience with wildlife runs deep. Growing up in New York City, Maggie visited her local veterinarian more often than her pediatrician, routinely bringing in injured city “wildlife” she had rescued. She continued her studies more formally at Vassar, earning a degree in biology, focusing on animal behavior. Chatting plenty of wolf basics with Celia, Maggie also explains the genetic similarities between wolves and common dogs as well as the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park. Tune in to learn all about this remarkable animal and the great things happening at the Wolf Conversation Center. This program was brought to you by Heritage Foods USA. “Wolves are a keystone species.” [7:48] “You certainly can have an alpha female.” [11:07] “Wolves are not really designed to care about people.” [24:25] —Maggie Howell on Animal Instinct