Listen to this episode in iTunes Many of our listeners are likely aware that this past Saturday was International Save the Vaquita Day, and we spent a lot of time putting together a very special city-wide event here in Boise, ...

Listen to this episode in iTunes As many of our listeners are likely aware, we engaged in an experiment this past weekend and sent five EOC correspondents out to cover five different March for Science events all across the US.  Today’s episode ...

Listen to this episode in iTunes Today we are bringing you a panel discussion focused on conservation oriented filmmaking in Idaho.  We put together a panel of Boise-based filmmakers who are screening films at this year’s Les Bois Film Festival ...

Episode Summary: Today on the show we are revisiting a project that was discussed back in one of our earliest episodes of the show - the New Roots program.  New Roots is a two week summer camp for refugee children ...

This past weekend we teamed up with the Aquarium of Boise to celebrate our planet’s most endangered marine mammal, the vaquita. Saturday, July 9th was International Save the Vaquita Day, a worldwide celebration of this unique species of porpoise with ...

Episode Summary: Today on the show we are discussing a new project that we have undertaken here at Wild Lens - the creation of a new environmental and outdoor-themed film festival here in Boise, Idaho! This new film fest is ...

Episode Summary: Today on the show we're talking with Boise State University professor and kestrel researcher Julie Heath.  Julie manages one of the largest and longest running kestrel research projects in North America, and she's been learning some fascinating things ...

We are extremely excited to announce the addition of a new board member, Kristine Crawford. Kristine has been volunteering with Wild Lens since the organization's inception, and her commitment to our mission has remained clear throughout this time. Last summer Kristine was ...

Episode Summary: We're revisiting the Phantom Road this month on the show, and I'm very excited to have Dr. Jesse Barber and Heidi Ware joining me for this discussion about a very important issue. Jesse and Heidi published their paper ...