What Wolves Can Tell Us About the World's Health
2,749 views · Published 13 July 2018 · 32:25 · Indexed 22 September 2026
Channel: Oregon State University · 2018 · Education
This popular talk hosted by Worthy Brewing in Bend, Oregon features distinguished professor Bill Ripple an ecologist from Oregon State's College of Forestry and the director of the Global Trophic Cascades Program. Taking us from his groundbreaking discoveries on the relationship between wolves and the health of aspen and willow trees in Yellowstone to the headlines generated by his paper, a "Second Warning to Humanity," endorsed by more than 15,000 scientists worldwide, a headline generating paper that maps the threats to our planet's health and offers steps that can make a difference. Hosted by Roger Worthington of the Worthy Garden Club, this event was attended by a capacity crowd. http://trophiccascades.forestry.oregonstate.edu/ https://www.worthygardenclub.com/
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