Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are now classified as wildlife in Colorado
The change to wildlife represents a significant shift in how pollinators are managed and conserved within the state.
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Arlo Pérez Esquivel joined Colorado Public Radio in 2024.
Professional background:
Arlo has a background in filmmaking and public media. He is best known for co-hosting NOVA’s Antarctic Extremes, a series that explores the daily life of Antarctic scientists and the community that supports them. Most recently, Arlo produced PBS Digital Studios’ America Outdoors: Understory with Baratunde Thurston, an ambitious series that tells the stories of communities across the country and their relationship to the outdoors.
Education: Arlo has a Bachelor's degree from Boston College where he double majored in Political Science and Filmmaking.
Awards: In 2021 he won a AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award for his documentary about the underreporting of COVID-19 cases in his Mexican hometown.
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