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My guest and good friend Dean Trumbley, co-host of Bushnell's Trigger Effect TV, Professional Biologist and Métis Harvester, and I discuss hunting, food webs, our role as caretakers of the land and education including the BC Tomorrow Society who is helping to bring sustainable planning tools into our classrooms. You don't want to miss this!
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