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Ep 189: The Battle for Coyote Hunting in Michigan: Science vs. Perception, Amy Trotter MUCC

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In this thought-provoking three-part series on the Aptitude Outdoors Podcast, we explore the contentious issue of wildlife management in Michigan, focusing on the recent decision by the Natural Resources Commission (NRC) to shorten the coyote hunting season. Our guest, Amy Trotter, CEO of Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC), provides an in-depth analysis of the repercussions of this decision, which was made without scientific justification.

The series examines the breach of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, specifically its sixth pillar that mandates science as the foundation for wildlife policy. Amy discusses the potential dangers of this precedent, which could restrict hunting activities and undermine conservation efforts across the continent. Drawing from her extensive experience in wildlife policy, Amy shares her dedication to preserving the natural resources that have been enjoyed by generations before.

Throughout this episode, Amy critiques the NRC's decision to succumb to social pressures instead of grounding their policies in empirical evidence. She highlights the wider implications of such policy shifts, including the possible erosion of hunting rights as seen in other regions. The discussions delve into the broader battle for outdoor heritage, the critical role of scientific management in conservation, and the vital contributions of hunters and anglers to ecological stability.

Join us as we dissect the complexities of wildlife management, confront the challenges facing conservationists today, and advocate for the maintenance of scientific integrity in environmental policy-making. This series is a compelling call to action for individuals in Michigan and resonates with all who value conservation and sustainable wildlife management practices.

https://mucc.org/protect-your-rights

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In this thought-provoking three-part series on the Aptitude Outdoors Podcast, we explore the contentious issue of wildlife management in Michigan, focusing on the recent decision by the Natural Resources Commission (NRC) to shorten the coyote hunting season. Our guest, Amy Trotter, CEO of Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC), provides an in-depth analysis of the repercussions of this decision, which was made without scientific justification.

The series examines the breach of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, specifically its sixth pillar that mandates science as the foundation for wildlife policy. Amy discusses the potential dangers of this precedent, which could restrict hunting activities and undermine conservation efforts across the continent. Drawing from her extensive experience in wildlife policy, Amy shares her dedication to preserving the natural resources that have been enjoyed by generations before.

Throughout this episode, Amy critiques the NRC's decision to succumb to social pressures instead of grounding their policies in empirical evidence. She highlights the wider implications of such policy shifts, including the possible erosion of hunting rights as seen in other regions. The discussions delve into the broader battle for outdoor heritage, the critical role of scientific management in conservation, and the vital contributions of hunters and anglers to ecological stability.

Join us as we dissect the complexities of wildlife management, confront the challenges facing conservationists today, and advocate for the maintenance of scientific integrity in environmental policy-making. This series is a compelling call to action for individuals in Michigan and resonates with all who value conservation and sustainable wildlife management practices.

https://mucc.org/protect-your-rights

Buy me a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/Aptitudeoutdoor

More Aptitude Outdoors here: https://bit.ly/2YLp82N

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