Randy Eaton
1 archived appearance · 2002
WildlifeConservationHunting
Randy Eaton is an author and speaker recognized for his advocacy of wildlife conservation and his thoughtful exploration of the ethical and spiritual dimensions of hunting as a means of connecting with the natural world. On Art Bell's programs, his perspective on the relationship between humans and wildlife and his arguments for conservation through ethical hunting practices offered a nuanced view of humanity's bond with nature.
On the air with Art · 1
Jan 4, 2002 · 2h 34m
Open Lines | Orca Whales - Randy Eaton
Art Bell speaks with Dr. Randy Eaton about a pair of orca whales stranding themselves on the Olympic Peninsula near Dungeness Bay in Washington State. Eaton, a wildlife biologist and author, explains that a female orca was found dead on a small island while a male repeatedly beached himself nearby, resisting rescue...
