The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has launched a new podcast, “DEC Does What?!” Each episode will feature conversations with DEC experts about the agency’s work. The first episode features biologists Dr. Angelena Ross and Dr. Dan Rosenblatt and focuses on the potential effects of the April 8th solar eclipse on New York wildlife, work underway to protect endangered wildlife, and how different species adapt to changes in their habitat caused by climate change and other factors.
Hosted by Executive Deputy Commissioner Sean Mahar and Chief of Staff Erica Ringewald, the bi-weekly podcast also includes an update on environmental news and recent DEC initiatives.
The podcast is currently streaming on the DEC website. All episodes will be available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music and other major podcast services in the coming weeks.
For a full list of New York Almanack podcast announcements click HERE.
