Neil Scott
Neil Scott
South Sound Spotlight IHeartt AM 880 Edit #1
South Sound Spotlight IHeartt AM 880 Edit #1
South Sound Spotlight IHeartt AM 880 Edit #1
Sunday 6th October 2019
Join Neil Scott as he discusses Orca Recovery Day and its impact on saving endangered orcas in Puget Sound. Listen now on 'Recovery Coast to Coast'.
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Neil Scott
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Get the buttons here!Orca Recovery Day: A Community Effort to Save Puget Sound's Majestic Giants
If we keep that momentum going and we send people home with these messages of here's what you can do in your daily life, here's what you can do on your own property, that can limit the impact on orcas, we can solve it.
Ever thought about how a single social media post could spark a global movement? In this engaging episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast', host Neil Scott sits down with Allan Warren, Communication and Development Director of the Pierce Conservation District, and Marita Davison from Caravan Lab. They dive into the story behind Orca Recovery Day, an event that has rallied communities to protect the endangered orcas of Puget Sound.
Allan and Marita share how Orca Recovery Day encourages simple yet impactful actions like installing rain gardens, reducing pollution, and restoring salmon habitats. These efforts aim to tackle issues affecting Chinook salmon, the primary food source for orcas. The conversation also touches on the importance of natural yard care and the alarming effects of pharmaceuticals on these majestic creatures. Listeners will gain insights into the critical role of conservation districts and the power of community-driven initiatives.
The episode wraps up with a compelling call-to-action: get involved in Orca Recovery Day and make a difference. Whether you're passionate about wildlife conservation or just curious about how small actions can lead to big changes, this episode is a must-listen.