Welcome to Know Your Nature! I am your host, Mike Bagnall. I am an ecologist and I look forward to bringing you the 3E's - Ecology, Education and Entertainment! The reason I started this podcast is to educate and inspire others to have an appreciation for their environment and the creatures that share it. Each month, I will interview specialists in the various fields of Biology. We will discuss some current issues, personal stories as well as gain some insight into their experiences in their particular field.

Herpetologist (reptile and amphibian biologist) Kenny Ruelland joins us for this episode of Know Your Nature. One of Ontario&apos;s talented field researchers has searched far and wide for all kinds of fascinating creatures. Elusive Smooth Green Snakes in Kingston! The unique landscape of the Frontenac Arch Map turtle radio tracking Winter time mustelids Future conservation plans

Herpetologist (reptile and amphibian biologist) Kenny Ruelland joins us for this episode of Know Your Nature. One of Ontario&apos;s talented field researchers has searched far and wide for all kinds of fascinating creatures.Elusive Smooth Green Snakes in Kingston!The unique landscape of the Frontenac ArchMap turtle radio trackingWinter time mustelidsFuture conservation plans

Kenny Ruelland

Mike interviews Steve Marks about his early years, his switch from reptile fear to fascination, his collection of pet snakes, and his impact on the world of herpetology.

Mike interviews Steve Marks about his early years, his switch from reptile fear to fascination, his collection of pet snakes, and his impact on the world of herpetology. 