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Actress Stefanie Powers has devoted much of her life to wildlife conservation. As founding president of the William Holden Wildlife Foundation, she has helped support conservation efforts in Kenya for decades. The conversation covered everything from protecting the endangered Mountain Bongo antelope to helping educate local communities to protect their wildlife. She also explains why ecotourism isn’t always as beneficial as it may seem.
Steve also shares tips for keeping pets safe over Halloween and Australia’s vaccination program for little blue fair penguins.
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