Nature’s Secret Service

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

The National Park Service was created on August 25, 1916, to "preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the National Park System for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations."

We are very fortunate to live in a country that has valued its history and wild places. Take a moment to thank a ranger.

08/26/2026

Great case out of the FWS Houston field office!

A 43-year-old Porter resident has been sentenced to prison for shooting and killing a bald eagle

08/24/2026

COMING TOMORROW! Uncovering the truth in a Mexican gray wolf poaching incident. Special Agent Doug McKenna sends a poacher to jail! Tune in to the Nature's Secret Service podcast and tell all of your friends to subscribe too! www.naturessecretservice.com

08/22/2026

08/21/2026

This is totally unnecessary and is only being done for two reasons: To maximize clicks and to intentionally agitate.

A Nevada hunter and social media influencer is vowing to come to Wyoming to kill the leader of Yellowstone National Park's oldest wolf pack, the Mollie's.…

08/19/2026

JUST RELEASED -- S3, Episode 12 of the Nature's Secret Service podcast. This week, join my conversation with Sherry Barrett, former Mexican gray wolf recovery coordinator for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Learn about the history of Mexican gray wolf recovery in the Southwest and about how they're doing today.

https://naturessecretservice.com/s3-episode-12

08/18/2026

OUT NOW! The latest episode of the Nature's Secret Service podcast. This week, join Ed for his conversation with Sherry Barrett, former head of Mexican gray wolf reintroduction and recovery in New Mexico and Arizona. What's the leading cause of death among reintroduced Mexican gray wolves? You guessed it, poaching! The Mexican gray wolf subspecies is the most endangered wolf in North America.

08/17/2026

Why wasn't the hunter who “mistakenly" killed a protected wolf in Colorado charged with violating the Endangered Species Act?

08/17/2026

NEXT TUESDAY! Americans Approve of Wolf Reintroduction. We are capable of addressing our past mistakes and wrongs. In the early to mid-20th Century, the United States went on a massive campaign to completely remove all predatory species from the country. The result was long-lasting damage to our natural ecosystems. The return of the wolf to its natural habitats signals our willingness to make sacrifices in order to protect and preserve wild places.