As COVID19 has us sheltering in place, our lack of presence outside has reduced pressures on wildlife: A changed world is happening outside our windows. Wildlife is coming into our yards, streets, green spaces natural habitats. We now may find ourselves face to face with our wild neighbors who have taken a liking to our yards or homes. In this rebroadcast with my guest John Hadidian, we talk about how wildlife and the natural environment are important to our psyche and well-being, but that our wild neighbors find our homes fulfill their needs very nicely. This is where conflicts can arise- the raccoon in our chimney or the deer who find our lawns and parks quite yummy. Dr. John Hadidian is the Director of the Humane Society of the U.S. Urban Wildlife and conflict resolution project. Join us today as John helps us to see the world from our wild neighbors perspective, and how we shift our paradigm to co-existence and creating holistic landscapes.