Encounters Cane Toad
From: Encounters: Radio Experiences in the North
Series: Encounters
Length: 58:02
This is the first of the 2010 Encounters Down Under season and Richard Nelson heads out into a humid, Australian rainforest to listen to one of the worst invasive species issues in Australian history. The cane toad spread like wildfire and now folks are looking at ways to get rid of it.... including toad busting.
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Piece Description
This is the first of the 2010 Encounters Down Under season and Richard Nelson heads out into a humid, Australian rainforest to listen to one of the worst invasive species issues in Australian history. The cane toad spread like wildfire and now folks are looking at ways to get rid of it.... including toad busting.
