Wednesday, May 13: In recent years, the State of Utah has implemented aggressive predator management policies and practices intended to reduce the mountain lion population significantly. RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 talks with Utah Mountain Lion Conservation, a nonprofit that says the state's mountain lion management policies and practices threaten a vital keystone species, a natural balance, public safety, lifestyles, traditions, and livelihoods. Plus, more data center protests, Warehouse Wednesdays, a motorcycle ride for men's health, and The Salt Lake Tribune is set to drop its paywall this week.
May 14: The Salt Lake Tribune will drop its paywall. Tribune Politics Reporter Robert Gehrke explains why this is "a massive victory" for the legacy news outlet.
May 14: Stop the Stratos Data Center Press Conference + Rally | 10:30 AM @ Utah State Capitol, 350 N State St, SLC. Community Organizer Deed Seed shares details, including the growing number of Utahns signing an open letter to Governor Cox opposing the rushed project.
May 14-17: 28th Annual Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, HQ @ Western Sports Park, 151 S 1100 W, Farmington. Melissa Halvorsen of HawkWatch International breaks down all the fun of more than 75 field trips, 12 workshops, and other exciting events.
May 17: The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride for Men's Health. JP Coles, founder of the Utah Chapter and Utah Ride Host, and four-time Utah rider Joe Crnich are ready to fire up a Ducati Café Racer and Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor, respectively, and will share why and how you, too, can get involved.
According to Utah Mountain Lion Conservation, the State of Utah has implemented aggressive predator management policies and practices intended to reduce the mountain lion population significantly. Join Nick and Lara as they talk about the state's mountain lion management policies and practices with panelists who say these changes threaten a vital keystone species, a natural balance, public safety, lifestyles, traditions, and livelihoods. Guests include: Denise Peterson, Utah Mountain Lion Conservation; Andy Rice, Sheep Rancher out of Boulder, UT; Mark Elbroch, Director of Panthera's Puma Program; and Aaron Johnson, Houndsman.
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