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New in 2026: Limited Series from the Future of Conservation Podcast
We’re excited to launch a new series this year in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. Each episode of the Future of Conservation podcast will guide you through the past, present, and future of a key conservation topic. We’ll explore Indigenous perspectives, fisheries, wildlife, and our national wildlife refuges.We will also explore the lands we strive to protect, innovative partnerships for conservation, the role of communication in protecting nature, and the importance of biodiversity.
A special thanks to Josh Corsey, Senior Advisor to the Director of USFWS; DJ Monette, Associate Native American Liaison Advisor; Stewart Jacks, Acting Regional Director, Southwest Region; Cynthia Martinez, Chief, National Wildlife Refuge System; Martha Balis Larsen, Acting Assistant Director, Fish and Aquatic Conservation; Mark Madison, Historian; and Doug Canfield, Audiovisual Production Specialist for being voices to illuminate the way. I hope you can feel the excitement for what’s to come.
Join the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in celebrating our enduring commitment to the conservation of our nation’s breathtaking natural treasures. This milestone is not just about reflecting on our rich history; it’s about igniting passion and inspiration for the future, as we protect the diverse ecosystems that nurture the fish, wildlife, and plants essential to our well-being. Listen now.
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