Louise Mathias
Louise Mathias grew up in England and Los Angeles, and currently splits her time between Long Beach, California and South Bend, Indiana. She is the author of Lark Apprentice and What If The Invader is Beautiful. Her poems have been published in journals such as Prairie Schooner, Epoch, Boulevard, Crazyhorse, DENVER QUARTERLY and The Journal. Poems from her new manuscript-in-progress The Traps, appear or are forthcoming in Triquarterly, Massachusetts Review, Pool, The Laurel Review, Diagram, Many Mountains Moving and Perihelion. She was educated at the University of Southern California, and works as a fundraising consultant.
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Dec. 25, 2023
S2E16: Protecting Desert Bighorn Sheep from Habitat Loss and Disease
Desert bighorn sheep are among the Southwest's most iconic animals, but their future depends on protecting habitat and reducing threats such as disease transmission from domestic livestock. This episode explores the biology of these remarkable climbers, the conservation challenges they face, and the efforts underway to ensure they remain part of the desert landscape for generations to come.
Guests: Christina Aiello, PhD. , Louise Mathias