Living with Wildlife Seminar Series

Living with Wildlife

Presented by Wisconsin Center for Wildlife
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

UW-Stevens Point offers a course called “Living with Wildlife,” designed for students across the UW-Stevens Point campus who want to learn more about wildlife. The course introduces students to wildlife appreciation, human uses, human impacts, and co-existing with wildlife.

The Wisconsin Center for Wildlife hosted the Living With Wildlife Seminar Series through this course in 2020 and 2021.  These seminars are available to watch below!

 

Spring

Habitat for Wetland Wildlife- A World of Change

Presented by Kent Horn

Chief – Bird and Habitat Division
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Black Bears: A Wildlife Success Story… but Now What?

Presented by Colleen Offenbuttel

Black Bear and Furbearer Biologist
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission

The Northern American Model of Wildlife Conservation: Origins, Meaning, and Purpose

Presented by John Organ

Chief of USGS Fisheries and Wildlife Cooperative Units
Co-architect of NAMWC

Managing Grassland Habitat and Student Success at the Buena Vista Wildlife Area

Presented by Brylin Brecka

UW-Stevens Point Alumna

Living with Wolves in Wisconsin: From Endangered Species to Hunted Game

Presented by Adrian Wydeven

Chair of The Advisory council
Timber Wolf Alliance

Fall

Weaving Together Culture and Science: How Can We Make Our Connections Better?

Presented by Cathy Techtmann

Wisconsin Elk Reintroduction and Management

Presented by Shanell Budleski

Former LTE WDNR Wildlife Biologist

Green Fire – Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time

Presented by Curt Meine

The Role of Mercury in the Health of Wildlife, Humans, and the Ecosystem

Presented by Marie Perkins, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Wildlife
UW-Stevens Point