3:30 – Shelly asks Josephine to share her education and work
background and how it lead her to the animal training
community.
16:40 – Shelley highlights that Josephine mentioned PORTL and
asks her to explain a little more about what it is.
19:00 – Shelley asks Josephine to speak more on how she began
on her path to working in the conservation world.
22:47 – Josephine shares the differences in the training
aspects of search and rescue in-comparison to conservation
work.
26:20 – Josephine explains the differences in the indications
that Willow exhibits depending on the search task and how she
needed to train it in a specific way for conservation
work.
32:10 – Josephine explains the training process she used to
adjust the search patterns that Willow uses for conservation work
and explains the differences in antecedents required for the
different search styles and requirements.
36:55 – Josephine shares another training challenge relating to
a current project involved in tagging turtles.
43:55 – Josephine explains the planning and preparation for the
next stage of the training plan.
46:00 – Shelley asks Josephine if there is one standout
projects that is significantly important to Jo.
56:45 – Josephine shares the discoveries from research data
that has been collected regarding bats responses to wind turbines
and some of the solutions being addressed.
1:00:30 Josephine explains how she started looking into
developing migratory corridors to motivate bats to fly past the
turbines and access resources safely.
About the Podcast
A show highlighting the animal training subject matter experts that make up the Animal Training Academy membership community