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James C.F. "Jim" Wharton (died 24 January 2007) was an Australian fisheries scientist, who served as Director of the Victorian Department of Fisheries and Wildlife.
== Career ==
In September 1952, Wharton was assigned to run the Snobs Creek Freshwater Fisheries Research Station and Native Fish Hatchery in Victoria, Australia. In the early 1960s, he visited the United States under a Harkness Fellowship administered by the Commonwealth Fund.
Happiness Is An Inside Job with Carmen Dell' Orefice
Carmen Dell' Orefice grew up in New York City in the 1930’s during the Great Depression. She was encouraged by her mother to study with the Ballet Russes and then went on to swim at a national class level—nearly missing the US Olympic team. On the bus returning from swim practice, she was discover…
028: Two GOAT's Retire, Legend Father In-Law, NFL Playoff Picks
We're back in action in 2024!
0:48 - We talk Nick Saban and Bill Belichick retirement and the sick name of Bill Belichick's boat. Major Flex.
11:47 - Kyle's Father-in_law, Jim Wharton is a legendary High School Baseball Coach in Ohio, and he was honored for his 600th Win (Talk about GOAT's)
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Melissa in the Morning: Closing a Chapter at the Zoo
After more than 45 years at the Beardsley Zoo, Gregg Dancho is retiring. We had the opportunity to take a look back at the work he’s done at Connecticut’s only zoo, our state capitol and even in Washington DC to promote conservation. We also got a preview of the new CEO for the zoo, Dr. Jim Wharton…
Jim Wharton: How Fostering Empathy with Animals Encourages Conservation
Let me be clear: Humans ARE animals. Empathy for animals is not about thinking they're cute. It's about creating a strong connection where we understand their unique needs and habitats so we can be part of the solution to increase biodiversity, avoid extinction, and promote a healthy planet for ALL…
Friday, January 4th: Jim Wharton, Brad Meltzer
LSU Chancellor Emeritus Jim Wharton sounds off about the prospect of holistic admission standards at the Ole War Skule. Wharton led the change from open to selective admissions at LSU 35 years ago. LSU President King Alexander is a strong advocate of a move to holistic admissions. Celebrated write…
Bryn Stole on the latest Alton Sterling revelations
Bryn Stole of The Advocate discusses with us the latest revelations involving Alton Sterling case.
Also on today's program: Jim Wharton on the possible TOPS restoration, here.
Jim Wharton on possible TOPS restoration
LSU Chancellor Emeritus Jim Wharton talks about the possible restoration of TOPS and an attempt to name the LSU Parade Grounds in honor of William Tecumseh Sherman, the founder of the Ole War Skule.
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Jim Wharton
Tune into Faith in Action at 9 a.m., Monday, Nov. 10 on Channel 88.1 FM, Siouxland Catholic Radio. Host Joanne Fox interviews Jim Wharton who traveled to Belgium to visit the site his father fought in the Battle of the Bulge. This interview kicks off the Fall Pledge Drive, with the theme "Salute to…
Melissa In The Morning: The Beardsley Zoo
It's time for Frankie's Diner to get WILD! Jim Wharton from the Beardsley Zoo joined Melissa to take part in the WICC Brown Roofing Melissa In The Morning Diner Tour!
Melissa in the Morning: New Baby at the Zoo
The Beardsley Zoo has a new face on campus. During the flash flood storm earlier this week, a Chinese goral kid was born. The birth represents an important milestone not only for Connecticut’s only zoo but also for the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Jim Wharton, Chief Executive Officer for Th…
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