Welcome back to another exciting episode of Wild Things and Wild Places! With our host, Joshua Coursey, and today, we've got a fish-tastic episode in store for you. Fish bums, get ready to dive deep into the world of conservation with our special guest, Nick Walrath, the Green River project manager for Trout Unlimited (TU). Wyoming is home to some of the most pristine and vibrant aquatic ecosystems in the country, and Nick's expertise and dedication are at the forefront of preserving these wild places for generations to come. Together, they champion sustainable practices, habitat restoration, and responsible water management. In this episode, we sit down with Nick Walrath to discuss his work with Trout Unlimited, the challenges facing Wyoming's fisheries, and the exciting initiatives that are shaping the future of these wild things and wild places. We'll explore the importance of collaboration and community engagement in conservation efforts and learn how you can get involved. If you're as passionate about preserving Wyoming's incredible fisheries as we are, don't miss this episode. Tune in to hear Nick's insights, stories, and the inspiring work being done by Trout Unlimited. To connect with Nick Walrath and learn more about his work, you can visit his profile on the Trout Unlimited website here. You can also explore Trout Unlimited's website here to discover additional resources, projects, and opportunities to support their vital conservation efforts. Remember, every small action can make a big difference in protecting our wild things and wild places. Join us on this exciting journey of exploration, conservation, and inspiration. In this special episode, we're thrilled to reintroduce our Campfire Chat segment, where we celebrate the timeless traditions of hunting and gathering. Our guest, Jill Eaton, is not your ordinary hunter; she's a business owner, IT aficionado, devoted mother, and a passionate hunter. Tune in to hear Jill's inspiring journey, from her early beginnings in hunting to where she stands today. In this candid chat, Jill shares her experiences, including the joy of hunting alongside her children now that they are of age and the excitement of checking off some of her final big game targets within the state. It's a captivating tale that underscores the deep connection between people, nature, and the age-old heritage of hunting and gathering. Don't miss this heartwarming Campfire Chat, where we honor the spirit of our great hunters and gatherers.