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We all love the Sand Crane, that much isn't up for debate, but when it comes to conservation things are never simple. Today Joel and Ellie welcome Dan Trawicki of SCI to discuss their ongoing efforts to bring about a hunting season for the sand crane. The rebounding of the sand crane population has been a genuine conservation success that we can all take pride in, but with this success has come a new problem. The sand crane has begun to negatively impact farmers, and without sufficient natural predators to keep their numbers in check, the problem is only growing. So listen to this week's show to hear Joel, Ellie, and Dan make their case for harvesting the sand crane.

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Born in Wisconsin and making their adventuresome lives here, Joel Kleefisch and Danielle Fairman are Raised in Wisco. Each week, we connect YOU to the incredible natural resources of our state. Whether you’re looking to find new ways to take food from field to table or for new outdoor hobbies, we’ve got you covered! For information on all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/sh

Dan TrawickiAppearances

Harvesting the Sand Crane

Raised in the Woods