Defender Radio: The Podcast For Wildlife Advocates And Animal Lovers

The journey of Takaya the Lone wolf on Vancouver Island was one of hope, inspiration, and ultimately tragedy. Cheryl Alexander, acclaimed conservation photographer and Founding Executive Director of Takaya’s Legacy has shared her story countless times – but this past year the story took a new twist. An iconic photo of Takaya, taken by Cheryl, was used by a wolf hunting guide’s website without permission. This not only created a social media outrage, but put the spotlight back on the pressures facing wolves in British Columbia and the need to connect public belief with policy. To share these updates and explore the impact the misuse of Takaya’s image had both personally and publicly, Cheryl Alexander joins Defender Radio. SHOW NOTES: Photo of Takaya by Cheryl Alexander Takaya's Legacy website: https://takayaslegacy.com/ Takaya's Legacy on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/takayalonewolf Takaya's Legacy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/takayalonewolf Want to suggest topics for Defender Radio? Reach out