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S6E32 – Memphis is Protecting and Preserving Green Spaces
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Memphis is made vibrant by its green spaces and the wildlife that inhabit them. Those spaces exist, and wildlife populations persist thanks in part to the organizations dedicated to protecting and preserving them, including today’s guests from Ducks Unlimited and Wolf River Conservancy. From Ducks Unlimited’s work conserving more than 20 million acres of waterfowl habitat across North America to Wolf River Conservancy’s work planting more than 60,000 trees and protecting upwards of 20,000 acres of land, there’s a lot to unpack in today’s conversation. Joining us from Ducks Unlimited is Chief Operating Officer Karen Waldrop, and joining from Wolf River Conservancy is Chief Conservation Officer Ryan Hall.














