November 19, 2008 Healthy Wildlife - Healthy Peolpe

Our relationship to nature defines who we are and will have profound impacts on future generations. Eastern Maine is defined by our natural resources and heritage, but our desire to be close to nature presents challenges for wildlife and for us. We'll look at programs to protect and restore the health of wild animals as well long range strategies to guide development and protect our natural habitats. We'll also look at the impacts of pollution on wildlife populations and how that in turn affects our health.

Join our dialogue on Wednesday, November 19th at 10:00 AM as we discuss the relationship of our health to the health 0f wildlife.

We invite your calls and email with questions and comments.

Audio Archives

Guest:

Press:

• 10/27/08 Eastern Equine Encephalitis Advisory

Links:

• BioDiversity Research Institute
• Defenders of Wildlife
• Environmental Health Strategy Center
• Hancock County Planning Commission
• LLAMA - League of Large Animal Medical Advocates
• Maine Department of Transportation
• Maine Peoples Alliance
• Maine State Planning Office
• Natural Resources Council of Maine
• Natural Resources Defense Council
  • Interview with Jane Hightower about Mercury Contamination in Fish
• Wilderness Society
• World Wildlife Fund