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Tommy Serafinski

The Myth of Historic Range in Wolf Conservation

As you might know, the European Commission is moving forward with the proposal to lower the protection status of wolves in the EU. This…

Oct 5

The Myth of Historic Range in Wolf Conservation

Oct 5

Tommy Serafinski

Conservation Grazing: Balancing Food Production and Biodiversity

The following article was created with the assistance of an AI, based on the episode of my podcast titled “Soil, Dung Beetles, and Longhorn…

Sep 28

Four English Longhorn cattle in a grassy field. On the left, a cow with large curved horns stands prominently, its brown and white patched coat visible. To the right, another cow with a lighter coat and yellow ear tag looks directly at the camera. Behind them, two more cattle can be seen grazing. The background shows a clear blue sky and autumn trees, creating a pastoral countryside scene.

Sep 28

Tommy Serafinski

Leveraging Gene Editing to Address Climate Change in Agriculture

The following article was created based on the episode of my podcast titled “Climate-Resilient Crops — Gene Editing with BetterSeeds and…

Sep 24

The image shows a close-up view of a lush green wheat field. The wheat stalks are in various stages of ripeness, with some still green and others starting to turn golden. The stalks and wheat heads sway gently, creating a sea-like texture across the field. The image is focused on the intricate details of the wheat, showcasing the fine bristles on each stem and the developing grains in the wheat heads. The overall effect is one of abundance and the beauty of nature in an agricultural setting.

Sep 24

Tommy Serafinski

Are Polar Bears Going Extinct or Are Their Populations Doing Better Than Ever?

Lately, a few listeners sent me links to blogs and videos suggesting that polar bears are thriving, which, some argue, is concealed by…

Aug 18, 2023

A polar bear walking on a snowy, icy surface in a bright, wintry environment.

Aug 18, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

Animal Welfare and the Environment: Is Meat Consumption Still Possible?

Nutrition and meat consumption are probably two of the most controversial subjects on the entire Internet. I’m really not sure how we…

Aug 2, 2023

Animal Welfare and the Environment: Is Meat Consumption Still Possible?

Aug 2, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

The Power of Podcast: Overcoming Communication Challenges in Conservation and Sustainability

Conveying complex concepts can be challenging in the current media landscape. Conversations are often confrontational and dominated by…

Jun 8, 2023

I am standing in front of a projection screen at the International Journalism Symposium. I have long dark hair and a beard, wearing a gray button-up shirt and dark pants. Behind me, the screen displays information about the “International Journalism Symposium” scheduled for April 20, 2023, in Paris, France, with an image of the Eiffel Tower. I’m gesturing with one hand as if presenting. A projector is visible on a table covered with a white cloth in the foreground.

Jun 8, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

Seal Cull in Ireland

This is something I would like to share with you after recently attending the SeaMonitor-STRAITS conference. I’m predicting that in the…

Mar 22, 2023

A seal’s head peeking out of calm blue water. The seal’s face is visible just above the water surface, with its large dark eyes looking directly at the camera. The water around the seal is rippling gently, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The image captures the curious and endearing nature of seals in their natural aquatic habitat.

Mar 22, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

The NARGC Seminar on The Open Seasons Order and Sustainable Hunting

When I received the invitation to attend the National Association of Regional Game Councils (NARGC) seminar on the Open Seasons Order and…

Feb 15, 2023

Feb 15, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

The Demise and Recovery of The Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Bluefin tuna is one of the iconic species of big game fish. It is a large-bodied fast swimming fish that feeds on small fish and…

Jan 25, 2023

The image shows a close-up underwater view of a large tuna fish swimming in blue ocean waters. The tuna is in sharp focus in the foreground, with its silvery, streamlined body and distinctive eye clearly visible. Its mouth is slightly open, revealing its predatory nature. In the background, slightly out of focus, several other tuna can be seen swimming, giving a sense of the school or group these fish often travel in. The water has a deep blue color, typical of open ocean environments.

Jan 25, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

How do you feel when you squeeze the trigger?

On several occasions, I have been asked by non-hunters how I feel when I squeeze the trigger. Obviously, this question is meant to…

Jan 18, 2023

Jan 18, 2023

Tommy Serafinski

Tommy Serafinski

I am an outdoorsman, podcaster and speaker. I talk and write about the natural environment and outdoor activities.

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