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Wild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE15 - Bird BuddiesIn Canada, up to 42 million birds die every year - not because of cats or being hit by a car - but because they've flown into windows. In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller is joined by Dr. Brendon Samuels to explore what researchers are doing to help reduce these deaths – and how you can help from your own backyard.  ResourcesFLAP Canada Bird Friendly LondonWestern University Sustainable Development GoalsiNaturalist CanadaGlobal Bird Collision MapperProject Feede...2025-05-1936 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE14 - Going GreenIt's April and that means Earth Day! That time of year when we're all encouraged to be a little bit more mindful about our behaviour and how it affects Mother Earth.In this episode, host Kathy Mueller explores the steps taken by Salthaven Wildlife over the years to reduce its carbon footprint. Turns out there are a lot of things being done in the clinic that you can adapt in your own home.If you're looking for an Earth Day activity, check out the list below for possible ideas: EarthFest LondonL...2025-04-1429 minLondon Live with Mike StubbsLondon Live with Mike StubbsWould you, could you try to convince a goose that you need to move their goslings?Brian Salt from Salthaven joined Mike Stubbs to talk about finding and helping young animals and birds in the spring. Brian tell the story of rescuing goslings whose parents decide to nest in very high or slightly dangerous spaces. Communicating with a goose IS actually possible.2025-04-0610 minQueen City Improvement BureauQueen City Improvement BureauApr 03 2025 - The Return Of The Prodigal Prairie NaturalistSo… we sent our intern and CJTR’s erstwhile Prairie Naturalist, Sharrod Claerge, out to get us coffee like… years ago… (he insists his name is actually "Jared Clarke" and that he now has a “real job” but we don't believe him because that's exactly the kind of thing Sharrod would say, the jokester). Sharrod’s back - coffee-less (sigh) - to talk about "Salthaven West" and "wildlife rescue" and "conservation" and "nature" and… I don't know, man. I just wanted a coffee. The Typical 18-Year Old Girl also drops into the subbasement for a conversation about the week at Executive Committ...2025-04-0400 minQueen City Improvement BureauQueen City Improvement BureauApr 03 2025 - The Return Of The Prodigal Prairie NaturalistSo… we sent our intern and CJTR’s erstwhile Prairie Naturalist, Sharrod Claerge, out to get us coffee like… years ago… (he insists his name is actually "Jared Clarke" and that he now has a “real job” but we don't believe him because that's exactly the kind of thing Sharrod would say, the jokester). Sharrod’s back - coffee-less (sigh) - to talk about "Salthaven West" and "wildlife rescue" and "conservation" and "nature" and… I don't know, man. I just wanted a coffee. The Typical 18-Year Old Girl also drops into the subbasement for a conversation about the week at Executive Committ...2025-04-0400 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE13 - Talking TurtlesTurtles have been around since the age of the dinosaurs and are actually distant relatives. They've done a pretty good job of adapting over the years, except when it comes to adapting to humans. Their slow reproductive rates, combined with human impact, means many turtle species are at risk. Species-at-risk biologist Scott Gillingwater joins host Kathy Mueller in this episode of Wild About Wildlife to talk turtles, the role they play, the threats they face, how you can help, and we'll throw in a fun fact or two. Southern Ontario At-Risk Reptiles (SOARR) (Facebook)Southern O...2025-03-1740 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE12 - Chillin' with BatsWhat's in your refrigerator? Here at Salthaven Wildlife, if you open our fridge in the winter, you are likely to find a bat or two! Believe it or not, it actually helps these ravenous insect eaters survive our coldest months. Curious about how it works? In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller chats with two of Salthaven's bat experts, Natalia Slipak, Clinic Manager for Salthaven West in Regina, Saskatchewan, and Megan Clark, a member of Salthaven's Bat Squad in Ontario.To learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation a...2025-02-1739 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE11 - Frosty Feathers: How to help birds survive winterWhile the rest of us are trying to work off the extra pounds we put on over the holidays, birds are needing to add weight if they hope to survive the cold Canadian winter. In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller sits down with Jeff Lee, a self-proclaimed “bird nerd” and manager at Wild Birds Unlimited in London to shares his insights and expertise on how we can support our feathered friends during the chillier months.Wild Birds Unlimited LondonTo learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Educ...2025-01-1544 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE10 - Gotta Keep 'em EducatedChances are you've had to sit through a few boring presentations before but at Salthaven Wildlife, our presentations are anything but boring.In this episode host Kathy Mueller chats with Salthaven founder Brian Salt about the different kinds of presentations Salthaven offers, the special guest who often makes an appearance, and how visits can be tailored to the needs of your group.So, whether you're a school, community organization, senior's home, or business, and are interested in learning more about wildlife, Salthaven is bound to have the perfect presentation for you!  Let’s fac...2024-12-1634 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE9 - Beavers and AIFor over 7 million years, beavers have been nature’s architects, building dams and shaping wetlands across Canada - long before artificial intelligence was even a concept! In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, we explore how researchers are harnessing AI to identify these engineering marvels and better understand the vital role beavers – and their dams – play in mitigating disasters like wildfires.Our guest is Dr. Emily Fairfax, Assistant Professor of Geography at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Emily Fairfax - websiteDr. Emily Fairfax - on Twitter - @EmilyFairfaxBeavers and Wil...2024-10-2140 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE8 - Salthaven West Celebrates a MilestoneSalthaven West is the only wildlife rehab centre serving southern Saskatchewan and this year, this small but ever growing clinic is celebrating a decade of making a difference in the lives of wildlife.Listen in as we dive into their plans for a major expansion, explore the diverse wildlife they care for (more than 1,400 patients annually!) and discuss the vital role of education in wildlife conservation.To learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, visit our website: www.salthaven.org. And make sure to follow us on: ...2024-09-2332 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE7 - In Conversation with Amber Marshall - Part 3Breathing under water. Being able to teleport yourself with a snap of your finger. Talking to animals? What’s the one superpower you wish you had?In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller discovers what super power Amber Marshall, former Salthaven volunteer and star of the CBC series Heartland, wishes she had.But first, the conversation picks up where we left off in part 2 – and working with animals that do not want to cooperate. On the set of Heartland, it’s mainly horses. At Salthaven, it’s all kinds of wildlife. Mars...2024-08-1936 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE7 - In Conversation with Amber Marshall - Part 2Did you know that like human actors, horses also have body doubles? In this episode, host Kathy Mueller continues her conversation with Amber Marshall, star of the CBC series Heartland. If you like horses, you'll want to tune in. Amber talks about the vibe horses bring to the set, whether she identifies with her character Amy Fleming, and the insecurity of working in the television industry.Amber has been around animals her entire life. As a teenager growing up in London, she volunteered at Salthaven for a couple of seasons and now, for...2024-07-2322 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE7 - In Conversation with Amber Marshall - Part 1Our special guest is London native Amber Marshall, former Salthaven volunteer and star of the long-running hit CBC series Heartland.Our conversation lasted almost two hours so we've broken it up in a few episodes!In Part 1, Amber reminisces about her time at Salthaven as a teenager, why she decided not to become a veterinarian, and how she was able to merge her two passions - animals and acting. Amber MarshallStream Heartland for freeTo learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, visit our website...2024-06-1622 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE6 - Help! I've found an animal - Part 2In Part 2 of Help! I've Found an Animal, host Kathy Mueller continues her conversation with two expert wildlife rehabbers from Salthaven's team about when to intervene and help an animal, and when to let nature take its course.The discussion focuses on turtles, baby deer, geese, raptors, opossums and raccoons. For information on birds, bunnies, and squirrels, tune in to Part 1 of Help! I've Found an Animal.To learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, visit our website: www.salthaven.org. And make sure to follow us on:2024-05-0519 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE6 - Help! I've found an animal - Part 1Spring has sprung and that means lots of wildlife babies.But what should you do if you stumble upon a tiny creature in need? How can you tell if it actually needs a helping hand?In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller chats with two experts from Salthaven's team. They share tips on how to manage birds, squirrels and bunnies and, if you have to handle them, how to do it safely. Handy resources:National Wildlife Rehabilitators AssociationMike Hensen, photojournalist2024-03-2521 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE5 - Going Batty at SalthavenWhat comes to mind when you hear the word “bats”? Do you automatically think about Hollywood horror movies or are you reminded of the important role these flying mammals play in our eco-system?In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller chats with two volunteer members of Salthaven Wildlife’s Bat Squad about the bad rap bats get and why we should all be installing bat boxes and encouraging them to live in our communities.Canadian Wildlife Federation - Report a bat sightingCanadian Wildlife Federation - Build a bat box...2024-02-2535 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE4 - Volunteering at Salthaven WildlifeIf you love animals and are willing to get dirty (there's a lot of poop!), volunteering at Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre might be the perfect fit for you!From working hands-on with wildlife to helping out with maintenance, in the garden or as one of our official photographers, there are many ways to support Salthaven and give back to the community at the same time.In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, Salthaven volunteer and host Kathy Mueller chats with Lorrie Miller about her experiences as a volunteer, and founder Brian Salt about...2024-01-1629 minLondon Live with Mike StubbsLondon Live with Mike StubbsSaving the Goslings: Salthaven has stepped in to foster the early goslings found on Western's campusBrian Salt, Owner of Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre Inc, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about how they came to know about the goslings found on the University of Western's campus, and why they stepped in to save the few that are remaining. 2024-01-0506 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE3 - Migration and BandingIn this episode, we look at a new bird banding program at Salthaven West, discuss why it's important to band birds, and the simple thing you can do at home to help protect the bird population. Birds CanadaReport a bird bandFLAP - Fatal Light Awareness Program CanadaTo learn more about Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, visit our website: www.salthaven.org. And make sure to follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SalthavenWildlife/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com...2023-12-2432 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE2 - Springtime at SalthavenAt Salthaven Wildlife, we’re receiving baby wildlife earlier in the season and are noticing a shift in the arrival times of migratory species.In this episode of Wild About Wildlife, host Kathy Mueller sits down with operations manager Mel Paterak to discuss how climate change is impacting wildlife and how that’s having a knock-on effect on staff and volunteers at Salthaven.You also won't want to miss this episode's patient story, about a garter snake that was hit by a lawnmower and the steps the team took to get this snake back on her…...2023-11-0529 minWild About WildlifeWild About WildlifeE1 - Welcome to Wild About WildlifeWelcome to Wild About Wildlife, a new podcast from Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre. I’m your host Kathy Mueller and in our first episode I’ll take you behind the scenes at Salthaven Wildlife. I’ll chat with founder Brian Salt, a former musician who has opened for some big name acts like the Beach Boys and John Mellencamp, about his career switch. I’ll also talk to Salthaven volunteer Megan Lawrence who now oversees our operations in Regina about the different wildlife patients her team sees compared to the Ontario clinic.Enjoy and thank...2023-05-0634 minShipWreckShipWreckShipWreck EP9 - Mini-FinaleNow that our heroes Explored most of the ship and everything seemed okay, They head back to Salthaven to turn in their quest. When they get there they discover that things may not always turn out the way that they think. ------------------- Couch Links ----------------------- Art by @ mr_AbstractoWebsite: https://thegrouchcouch.com/Join the Live: https://www.twitch.tv/thegrouchcouch GC Discord: https://discord.gg/kRkAZJp2022-08-0555 minShipWreckShipWreckShipWreck EP4 - Shopping spreeIn this episode, the heroes learn more about their quest from The Pirate captain and go on a shopping spree, meeting townsfolk and learning more about the people of Salthaven.------------------- Couch Links ----------------------- Art by @ mr_AbstractoWebsite: https://thegrouchcouch.com/Join the Live: https://www.twitch.tv/thegrouchcouch GC Discord: https://discord.gg/kRkAZJp2022-07-0156 minShipWreckShipWreckShipWreck EP1 - Ghosts of SalthavenIn this Comedy Pirate Adventure full of laughs and scares, DM Turk takes our 3 players, Nate Brewer, Mr Abstracto, and OdyMel through an adventure to remember! Playing D&D5E and loosely using the sourcebook Ghosts of Saltmarsh.Our heroes arrive off a boat in the harbor town of Salthaven. There are new friends to make and a whole new town to explore! But they have a need for gold, food and a boat of their own. They get a lead for a quest involving ghosts, a hunted house, and a crazy homeless man named Jenkins. 2022-06-1057 minWhat London Can BeWhat London Can BeVital Conversation: Brian SaltIn this Vital Conversation episode of What London Can Be, we revisit a talk given by Brian Salt, founder and President of Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, about awareness of environmental issues, being conscious of our impact on nature, and doing our part to save lives at our Vital Conversation: Be Green event in 2019.2021-07-0606 minOntario Outdoor PursuitOntario Outdoor PursuitOOP77 - Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education CentreBrian Salt of Salthaven Wildlife Rehab and education centre has me sit down and show you that hunters and non hunters can most certainly be friends. This episode covers some different mishaps revolving around everything we do as humans. Environment, animal protection, animal care, population control; are just some of the things Brian and I dabble in. 2021-03-0252 minLondon Live with Mike StubbsLondon Live with Mike StubbsChrystia Freeland is Canada's first female finance minister, rapid COVID-19 testing, and how should you interact with animals on your property? - London Live Podcast, August 18th.On this August 18th edition of the London Live Podcast:  With the announcement of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland being sworn in as the new Finance Minister, Stephanie Couinard, assistant professor at Queen's University joins Mike to discuss what this could mean. Afterwards, Dr. Zoe McLaren, Associate Professor of Public Policy at the University of Maryland joins Mike to talk about how we could potentially get faster testing for COVID-19. Then, Brian Salt of Salthaven and Mike talk about the best ways to interact with and deal with local animals on your property.2020-08-1940 minRemarkable Women RadioRemarkable Women RadioRWR E33 - Linda Crosbie In this episode of Remarkable Women Radio we are speaking with Linda Crosbie from Salthaven. There is lots of information out there to help improve our wellbeing and therefore our lifestyles, so today we are going to find out how salt might the thing that can help. Listen how Linda has been able to help herself and others sleep better and breathe better. 2018-12-1130 minCondition: TransmissionCondition: TransmissionEpisode 5Construction begins on new facilities to celebrate our most generous citizens, Jeroba and Xaber! We are proud to support the Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre. Check them out at http://www.salthaven.org2011-04-2101 min