The WFEA Morning Update

North Wood’s Law’s Wayne Saunders: Spring in NH

Posted on April 15, 2026 by Tom Novak

Please welcome back retired NH Fish and Game Lt Wayner Saunders, host of Warden’s Watch vlogcast, who joins us to discuss his most recent podcast topics and his stories from Fish and Game wardens around the country.

Wayne, who also teaches at White Mountains Community College, discusses the growing success of the conservation/fish and game management certificates/degrees programs.

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