The Wolf Connection

Booking Overview

An expert-led environmental interview podcast focused on wolves, wildlife conservation, biodiversity, ecological policy, and human relationships with the natural world, it regularly features scientists, conservationists, environmental advocates, educators, authors, and other field professionals. Agencies could credibly pitch ecologists, conservation-policy experts, environmental attorneys, wildlife educators, naturalists, and researchers with relevant institutional or practical expertise; booking difficulty is low to medium because guests are typically specialized professionals rather than major public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 280

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 1.6k subscribers

Instagram: 126.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

podcast@wolfconnection.org

connect@wolfconnection.org

jcalfa@wolfconnection.org

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Scientists, researchers, conservation professionals, environmental attorneys, educators, authors, naturalists, and policy or advocacy specialists with demonstrated expertise in wildlife, ecology, conservation, environmental education, or human dimensions of natural resources.

Required Achievements:

Advanced academic or professional credentials in ecology, conservation, environmental policy, or related fields, Research, teaching, or applied work with universities, government agencies, or conservation organizations, Professional contributions to wildlife protection, environmental education, conservation communication, or ecological policy

Recent Guest Discussions

Toni Lyn Morelli - Climate Change Impacts On Wildlife, Habitat Fragmentation, Climate Refugia, Snow Drought, Species Adaptation, And Ecological Interdependence.

Matthijs Schouten - Human Relationships With The Natural World, Ecological Philosophy, Language, Western Worldviews, And Seeing Humans As Part Of A Larger Community Of Life.

Jason Wise - Urban Nature Connection, Environmental Education, Conservation Access, Environmental Advocacy, And Wildlife Crossings.

Joanna Zhang - Endangered Species Act Policy, Wolf Conservation, Grizzly Bear Protections, Wildlife Population Estimates, And Carnivore Coexistence.

Lizzy Pennock - Endangered Species Act Policy, Wolf Conservation, Grizzly Bear Protections, Wildlife Population Estimates, And Carnivore Coexistence.

Recent Topics

Science, Wildlife Conservation, Wolves, Biodiversity, Environmental Education

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

The Wolf Connection

Episode #260 Matt Barnes - Wolves & the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project

September 30, 2026

Matt Barnes, a research associate with the Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative, is a range scientist, wildlife conservationist, and former ranch manager whose work focuses on reintegrating wildness into working landscapes.Matt works with land managers to improve rangeland stewardship and has worked alongside ranchers to help prevent conflicts with large carnivores, including wolves and grizzly bears, throughout the Northern Rocky Mountains of Montana and Wyoming.In this episode of The W...

Episode #259 Toni Lyn Morelli - Wildlife In A Changing World

September 09, 2026

Climate change is not just shifting temperatures, it is rewriting the rules of survival for wolves, moose, and entire ecosystems. In this episode, research ecologist Toni Lyn Morelli explains what wildlife experiences as winters warm, snow disappears, parasites spread, and habitats become increasingly fragmented. Drawing from her work at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center, Toni explores how animals respond to rapid environmental change ...

Episode #258 Matthijs Schouten - Why We Should Stop Calling It Nature and Start Calling It Life

September 02, 2026

What if the real problem is not the world around us, but the way we’ve been taught to see it? Ecologist and philosopher Matthijs Schouten explores how Western thinking shaped our separation from nature, and why that mindset still affects the way we live today. He makes the case for seeing ourselves not above the natural world, but as part of a larger community of life.In this episode, Matthijs traces the roots of this worldview through philosophy, religion, and science, while also pointing to...

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