Alie Ward

So this is what many researchers would call a bummer.

Right.

Right.

It's so much of wildlife historically has been like, what is the intersection of humans and the species instead of what is best for the species?

Of course.

What about your, I mean, how do you even decide, but what is your favorite thing about big cats?

They have a moxie and a self-possession that we all can aspire to, I believe.

Yeah.

And since I have a lot of family in Montana, we made a plan to meet in three dimensions.

So ask feline people feeble questions because how else are you supposed to learn that you can do breakthrough research with a turd in a glove?

Dr. Imogene Cancelari, thank you for being here and to follow her on social media.

You can look for her at the handle biologistimogene on Blue Sky and Instagram.

Also, if you just heard a little bit of a jingle, that was Grammy's collar.

We're hanging out while I record this.

Also, Imogene is on LinkedIn, and she posted that after federal budget cuts, her last position was prematurely terminated.

And so she is actively seeking a permanent position in the wildlife field.

And as a conservation biologist, she has over a decade of experience with NGOs, government agencies, and international research, and is looking for program management positions in wildlife biology.

So hit her up.

She's a rare gem and also an amazing science communicator.

You can find us at Ologies on Blue Sky and Instagram, and I'm at Allie Ward on both.