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Dynamic Sport Adventures Wild Path Podcast

Dynamic Sport Adventures Wild Path Podcast

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Welcome to Wild Path Podcast. In a world that moves fast, this is a place to slow down. To listen. To learn. And to reconnect with the natural world — from the smallest woodland details to the vast landscapes that shape our communities. Through conversations with outdoor leaders, conservation advocates, and passionate explorers, we explore how nature shapes us — and how we can protect it for generations to come. Step outside. Breathe deep. Whatever paths you choose in life, make sure some of them are Wild ! Get Outdoors !Dynamic Sport Adventures Biological Sciences Science
Episodes
  • From Stream to Science: Fisheries Fieldwork Across New York
    Jun 4 2026

    Join Fred McCagg and Dynamic Sport Adventures Wild path Podcast as he welcomes Lucas Reiter—SUNY Cobleskill Fisheries & Aquaculture graduate, conservationist, and passionate angler—to the Wild Path Podcast.

    Lucas shares his experiences conducting fisheries fieldwork across New York State, including trout population monitoring, invasive species research, water quality sampling, and conservation projects spanning the Adirondacks, Catskills, Erie Canal, and beyond.

    From his roots in Averill Park to gaining hands-on experience through fisheries science and research, Lucas offers insight into the challenges and rewards of protecting aquatic ecosystems and fisheries resources.

    A great conversation for anglers, conservationists, students, and anyone passionate about the outdoors.

    Truly a next generation eco hero !

    Explore. Learn. Respect the Wild.

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    52 mins
  • Warbler Watch: Birding in the Upper Hudson Valley
    May 5 2026

    Warbler Watch: Birding in the Upper Hudson Valley

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    Spring migration is underway, and the forests, wetlands, and river corridors of the Upper Hudson Valley are alive with color and song.

    In this episode of the Wild Path Podcast, host Fred McCagg sits down with Kevin McGrath, President of the Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club to explore the incredible world of warblers and migratory birding in one of New York’s most diverse birding regions.

    Together, they discuss:

    • The magic of spring warbler migration

    • Top birding hotspots in the Upper Hudson Valley

    • Beginner birding tips and gear recommendations

    • Bird identification strategies

    • Conservation challenges facing regional bird populations

    • How local birders contribute to citizen science

    Whether you're an experienced birder, outdoor enthusiast, or someone curious about the vibrant birdlife returning each spring, this episode offers valuable insights into the birds, habitats, and conservation efforts shaping our region.

    Grab your binoculars, hit the trail, and join us for an inspiring conversation about birds, nature, and community.

    Special Guest: Kevin McGrath - President, Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club


    Get Outdoors ! Find Your Wild Path.


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    58 mins
  • Amphibian Awakenings: Vernal Pools, Frogs,Salamanders & the Hidden Life of Spring
    Apr 4 2026

    Spring in the Northeast doesn’t begin on the calendar — it begins in the wetlands.

    In this episode of Dynamic Sport Adventures Wild Path Podcast, we sit down with naturalist and educator Jeff Briggs to explore the fascinating world of amphibians and the seasonal awakening happening right beneath our feet.

    From the chorus of spring peepers to the secretive migrations of salamanders, Jeff takes us deep into the world of vernal pools — temporary wetlands that play a critical role in the survival of some of our most overlooked species.

    We dive into:

    • Why amphibians are vital indicators of ecosystem health

    • The magic and importance of vernal pools

    • Common frogs and salamanders of the Hudson Valley

    • The challenges wetlands face — and why they matter more than ever

    • How families can safely and responsibly experience amphibian migrations

    Whether you're a seasoned naturalist or just looking for a reason to get outside this spring, this episode will change the way you see (and hear) the wild.

    So next time you step outside after a warm spring rain… listen closely.

    And whatever paths you choose in life, make sure some of them are wild ! Get Outdoors !



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    1 hr and 1 min
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