In this episode of 'Your Place on the River,' host Melissa Carter speaks with Kathryn Dudeck, the Wildlife Director at Chattahoochee Nature Center, about the importance of understanding wildlife behavior and the common misconceptions people have when trying to help animals in need. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on wildlife awareness, the role of wildlife rehabilitation, and provide practical advice for safely assisting wildlife. The conversation emphasizes the need for education and professional care in wildlife interactions.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Wildlife Care and Education
02:52 Understanding Wildlife Behavior and Human Interaction
06:08 Common Misconceptions About Baby Animals
09:00 The Impact of COVID-19 on Wildlife Awareness
12:04 Turtle Behavior and Human Intervention
14:56 Advice for Helping Wildlife Safely
17:46 The Role of Wildlife Rehabilitation
21:01 Common Wildlife Calls and Seasonal Trends
23:54 Changes in Public Attitudes Towards Wildlife
27:11 The Importance of Professional Wildlife Care
30:02 Personal Stories and Lessons Learned in Wildlife Care
32:50 Conclusion and Resources for Wildlife Assistance
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