הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Public Lands (2025)

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#55 - The Biggest Logging Project in Colorado History w/ Josh Schlossberg 1:28:34

2d ago1:28:34

1:28:34

In this episode, I speak with Josh Schlossberg of the Eco Integrity Alliance about what he calls the largest logging project in Colorado’s history—roughly half a million acres of planned industrial logging. The proposal is divided into four contiguous projects along the Front Range, with the newest, the Pikes Peak Vegetation Management Project, cov…

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Big Brother 32:35

9d ago32:35

32:35

What is U.S. Senator Mike Lee's controversial "Big Brother Bill"? And why is it so dangerous to hunters and anglers across the nation? AHA takes a deep dive into S. 2967, the so-called "Border Lands Conservation Act," which weaponizes federally managed public land within 100 miles of Canada and Mexico. In this special episode, recorded at CrookedCo…

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#54 - Early Adirondack History w/ Thomas Welch 46:17

10d ago46:17

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In this episode, I speak with Thomas Welch, retired pediatrician, Adirondack guide and amateur historian about early Adirondack history. Thomas discusses key historical events like the 1837 ascent of Mount Marcy led by meteorologist William Redfield and notable figures such as Verplanck Colvin, who mapped and surveyed the Adirondacks in the late 18…

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#53 - The Gallatin Forest Partnership Debacle w/ George Wuerthner 1:30:51

21d ago1:30:51

1:30:51

In this episode of the podcast, I interview George Wuerthner, ecologist, author and president of the Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance. An organization dedicated to restoring and protecting the Northern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem with a particular focus on the Gallatin Range north of Bozeman, Montana. George and I have a detailed discussi…

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#52 - From Pinedale to Bozeman: A Life in the Mountain West w/ Kyle Lavin 1:09:13

30d ago1:09:13

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In this episode, I speak with Kyle Lavin, a conservationist and wilderness and wildlife advocate from Bozeman, Montana. We talk about Kyle’s experiences growing up in Pinedale Wyoming and his strong ties to the wilderness areas of Montana and Wyoming. We discuss the significant changes in Pinedale and Jackson Hole, Wyoming over the years, from chil…

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#51 - Trouble Brewing in Our National Parks w/ Gloria Liu 1:00:26

1M ago1:00:26

1:00:26

In this episode, I speak with journalist Gloria Liu about her recent article on National Parks in RE:PUBLIC and Outside Magazine, her career trajectory, and the significance of long-form journalism. We delve into the condition of national parks, the impact of staffing shortages, and the Trump administration’s approach to public lands. Gloria shares…

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#50 - The "Fix" Our Forests Act Scam w/ Jennifer Mamola & Josh Osher 1:23:09

1M ago1:23:09

1:23:09

In this episode, I speak with Jennifer Mamola of the John Muir Project and Josh Osher of Western Watersheds Project about the Fix Our Forests Act (FOFA), its implications, and the actions needed to prevent its passage. Our conversation delves deeply into various aspects of the bill, including its potential impact on public lands, logging, vegetatio…

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#49 - Corner Crossing Legal Victory: A Game Changer for Public Land Access w/ Ryan Semerad 52:59

2M ago52:59

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In this episode, I speak with Ryan Semerad—attorney with Fuller & Semerad Law Firm—who represented the four hunters who were charged with trespass after corner crossing over a private ranch onto public lands in Wyoming. The Supreme Court issued an order on Monday declining to hear the case, upholding the district court ruling dropping the charges. …

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Our Legacy At Risk 50:56

2M ago50:56

50:56

Why, and how, is America's public lands legacy at risk? Land, Barrett, Brin and Aaron dive into the latest threat to America's public lands, focusing on two foreign-owned mining companies that want to exploit the wild lands and waters of Minnesota and Alaska.על ידי American Anglers and Hunters

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#48 - A Montana Conservation Legend w/ Joe Gutkoski & Pat Simmons 1:32:14

2M ago1:32:14

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In this episode, I interview Joe Gutkoski, a conservation legend and hero to many in Southwest Montana. Joe passed away in 2021. In the introduction, I am joined by former friend and colleague Pat Simmons who shares personal stories and background about Joe. Joe was born and raised in northeast Pennsylvania, and details his move to Montana after se…

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#47 - Public Land Warriors w/ Ryan Busse 1:20:32

2M ago1:20:32

1:20:32

In this episode, I interview Ryan Busse, 2024 Democratic candidate for Montana Governor and former executive with Kimber Firearms. We discuss crucial issues surrounding public lands, conservation, and hunting advocacy. Ryan highlights his concern for the declining state of democracy and its impact on public lands, emphasizing the need for hunters a…

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#46 - RE:PUBLIC: A New Voice in Public Lands Journalism w/ Christopher Keyes 49:05

3M ago49:05

49:05

In this episode, I interview Christopher Keyes, former editor-in-chief of Outside Magazine about his new venture RE:PUBLIC, a journalism outlet dedicated to covering public lands issues. We discuss his journalism career and 15 years working at Outside Magazine. Our conversation covers the significance of public lands, the recreation economy, and th…

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#45 - The Enduring Wild: A Journey Through California BLM Lands w/ Josh Jackson 57:22

3M ago57:22

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In this episode, I interview Josh Jackson, author and public lands advocate. Our discussion centers around Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands and the imperative of connecting people to these vast stretches of public lands. We discuss Josh’s new book, The Enduring Wild, which focuses on California BLM lands and aims to highlight their beauty and …

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#44 - Unmasking Active Forest Management w/ Josh Schlossberg 1:16:28

3M ago1:16:28

1:16:28

In this episode, I interview Josh Schlossberg, a forest advocate, coordinator of the Eco-Integrity Alliance, and eco-horror writer. Josh discusses the complexities of forest management and the profound challenges that come with advocating for public lands. We critically examine the role of propaganda and biased journalism in shaping public opinion …

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#43 - Protecting Whistleblowers and Public Employees w/ Tim Whitehouse 40:30

4M ago40:30

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In this episode, I interview Tim Whitehouse, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). Tim discusses PEER's unique mission in representing public employees, particularly whistleblowers. Our conversation touches on the challenges faced by public employees, the critical state of public lands, and the impact of cu…

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#42 - Love Battles for the Wild w/ Brock Evans 1:34:21

4M ago1:34:21

1:34:21

In this episode, I sit down with Brock Evans, a legend in the conservation movement. Brock is now 88 years old and lives in La Grande, Oregon with his wife Linda. He discusses his decades-long journey of conservation efforts ranging from protecting the North Cascades National Park, to the Hells Canyon and the French Pete drainage in Oregon. He reco…

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#41 - Protecting America's Roadless Forests w/ Len Montgomery 1:03:03

4M ago1:03:03

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In this episode, I interview Len Montgomery — the Great Outdoors Campaign Director for Environment America, about her background in environmental activism and her work to protect public lands and forests. Len shares insights from her early days collecting public comments for the Roadless Rule and her experiences as an environmental organizer. Our d…

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#40 - Reversing the Most Unprecedented Assault on Public Lands in Modern History w/ Jim Pattiz 1:35:10

4M ago1:35:10

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In this episode, I interview Jim Pattiz of More Than Just Parks, to talk about the unprecedented damages to public lands that we can soon expect from the recent enactment of the Big Beautiful Bill. First, we discuss his latest film about the Ocmulgee Mounds, an ancient indigenous gathering site in Georgia before moving on the impacts of the recent …

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#39 - Wild Bison Conservation & Tribal Co-Management w/ Dallas Gudgell 58:24

4M ago58:24

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In this episode, I speak with Dallas Gudgell, a tribal member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes about the conservation movement today, indigenous perspectives, and the current state and challenges of bison management in and around Yellowstone National Park. Dallas discusses tribal leadership and inclusive decision-making in addressing c…

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#38 - Setting the Stage for Wilderness Protection in the Gallatin Range w/ Glenn Monahan 30:30

5M ago30:30

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In this episode, Glenn Monahan of the Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance discusses the history of the Gallatin Range land exchanges, focusing on Big Sky's development and the impact on wilderness protection. Initiating with land ownership complexities since 1862, Glenn describes the role of pivotal land exchanges in the 1990s. He highlights t…

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#37 - The Importance of Quiet w/ Matt Mikkelsen 53:50

5M ago53:50

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In this episode, I interview Matt Mikkelsen of Quiet Parks International, to discuss the importance of preserving quiet in our natural and urban environments. Matt delves into the effects of noise pollution, such as increased stress levels and its impact on wildlife communication. Our conversation also highlights the global efforts by Quiet Parks I…

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#36 - Defending the Northern Rockies Ecosystem w/ Michael Garrity 1:19:18

5M ago1:19:18

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In this episode, I interview Michael Garrity, executive director of the Alliance for the Wild Rockies. Mike discusses in detail numerous legal battles led by the Alliance, aimed at protecting imperiled species such as grizzly bears, bull trout, and lynx, from destructive practices such as road building, logging, and livestock grazing. Specific exam…

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#35 - Exploring the Biodiversity of Snag Forests w/ Maya Khosla & Craig Swolgaard 1:05:58

5M ago1:05:58

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In this episode, I catch up with Maya Khosla and Craig Swolgaard in the field in a recently burned snag forest near Mono Lake, California. Our discussion revolves around the ecological importance of snag forests (areas with standing dead trees primarily caused by wildfires and/or insects). Maya and Craig discuss the ecological significance and the …

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#34 - Sequoia Gate: Government Deception and Natural Regeneration in the Groves w/ Dr. Chad Hanson 1:15:45

5M ago1:15:45

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In this episode, I mic up Dr. Chad Hanson of the John Muir Project in the sequoia groves of Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park in Southern California as part of a preliminary research trip to study post fire recovery. Chad discusses the response of the National Park Service to the 2020 and 2021 wildfires revealing discrepancies between government c…

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#33 - The Big Ugly Public Lands Bill w/ Josh Osher 50:32

6M ago50:32

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In this episode, I interview Josh Osher, Public Policy Director with Western Watersheds Project. Josh provides an in-depth look at the budget reconciliation process and its implications for public lands and federal spending. He explains the difference between annual and 10-year budgets, the appropriations process, and how budget reconciliation allo…

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#32 - Roadless Rule Rollback—The State of Roadless Area Protections w/ Gary Macfarlane & Katie Bilodeau 1:13:44

6M ago1:13:44

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In this episode, I interview Gary Macfarlane and Katie Bilodeau about the threats posed to roadless areas on Forest Service lands. We delve into the history and current challenges faced in conserving these invaluable wildlands. We discuss loopholes in the state-specific roadless rules and their impacts on public lands. Emphasizing the urgency to pr…

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#31 - The Ground Truth: Livestock Impacts to Western Desert Ecosystems w/ Jonathan Ratner 55:22

6M ago55:22

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In this episode, I speak with Jonathan Ratner from Sage-Steppe Wild. Jonathan discusses the often unnoticed degradation caused by livestock grazing on public lands and shares his experiences working with agencies like the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service. He recounts eye-opening moments from his conservation career, including detail…

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#30 - Public Land Sales Back in the Budget Bill w/ Steve Bloch 35:56

6M ago35:56

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In this episode, I interview Steve Bloch from the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA) about the looming threats to public lands posed by Senator Mike Lee's Senate budget bill provisions. We discuss Lee's desire to sell millions of acres of federal public lands across 11 Western states, which is part of a broader republican extractive agenda. W…

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#29 - Our Common Ground w/ John Leshy 1:06:20

6M ago1:06:20

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In this episode, I interview John Leshy, an influential academic and public servant who has served in multiple presidential administrations in the realm of public lands management and its associated politics. Our discussion covers John’s interest and career progression in public lands, key legislative and administrative milestones, the evolution of…

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#28 - An Enduring Battle for Montana Wilderness w/ Bill Cunningham 2:07:04

7M ago2:07:04

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In this episode, I interview Bill Cunningham, a longtime Montana wilderness advocate with a deep and rich history from the 1970s to the present. Bill discusses the intricate legislative battles that framed the preservation of Montana's wilderness, including the Montana Wilderness Study Area Act, protecting the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Complex,…

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#27 - Hunt Quietly w/ Matt Rinella 1:24:19

7M ago1:24:19

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In this episode, I speak with Matt Rinella, an avid hunter and public lands advocate with the group Hunt Quietly. Our conversation is wide-ranging and touches on a variety of subjects including; livestock grazing, hunter access, social media impacts on the hunter experience, the commercialization of the pastime, trophy hunting, hunting organization…

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#26 - The Worst Public Lands Bill in History? w/ Wes Siler 42:21

7M ago42:21

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In this episode, I welcome Wes Siler back to the program to discuss the ongoing legislative challenges surrounding public lands in Washington D.C. We discuss the implications of potential land sell-offs which could total more than 1/2 million acres in Utah and Nevada, the motives behind political actions by figures like Ryan Zinke, and the efficien…

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#25 - Open Season on Public Lands w/ More Than Just Parks 1:18:43

7M ago1:18:43

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In this episode, I interview the Pattiz brothers—founders of More Than Just Parks—to cover a range of pressing issues related to public lands. Will and Jim discuss their personal journey from creating films about national parks and public lands to taking an active role in advocating for the protection of public lands from acute threats under the cu…

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#24 - The Great Big Giant Sequoia Scam w/ Dr. Chad Hanson 54:42

7M ago54:42

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In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Chad Hanson of the John Muir Project to discuss the unique ecological role of giant sequoias and the critical importance of high-intensity fires for their reproduction. Chad outlines the widespread misunderstanding among policymakers and the public about these majestic trees and forests, emphasizing that low-inte…

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#23 - Unveiling the Timber Industry's Grip on Public Lands w/ Ryan Talbott 39:27

7M ago39:27

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In this episode, I speak with Ryan Talbott the Pacific Northwest Conservation Advocate for WildEarth Guardians, about their work monitoring the Forest Service and BLM timber sale programs in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Ryan discusses the origins and achievements of the Legacy Roads and Trails program, the impact of recent legislative and admi…

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#22 - The Legacy of Public Lands w/ Char Miller 1:05:25

8M ago1:05:25

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In this episode, I interview Char Miller, a historian and professor with a focus on public lands, agencies, and land management. Char discusses the complexities of Gifford Pinchot's philosophy, contrasting it with that of John Muir, particularly around the conservation versus preservation debate. He offers insights into the historical development o…

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#21 - America’s Public Lands Under Attack w/ Wes Siler 1:14:43

8M ago1:14:43

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In this episode, I interview Wes Siler. Wes delves into the pressing issues surrounding America's public lands, discussing how privatization efforts threaten public access and ownership. Key examples include the Yellowstone Club, the Crazy Mountains land heist, corner crossing, state efforts to wrest control over public lands, and federal public la…

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#20 - Fighting for Endemic Species in the Great Basin with Patrick Donnelly 52:24

8M ago52:24

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In this episode, I interview Patrick Donnelly with the Center for Biological Diversity along the banks of the Amargosa River in California near Death Valley National Park. Patrick discusses the historical and ongoing impact of human activity, such as mining, and the modern-day pressures of the lithium boom in Nevada. He discusses how the Center is …

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#19 - Public Domain: A Conversation with Investigative Journalist Jimmy Tobias 42:18

8M ago42:18

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In this episode, I speak with Jimmy Tobias, a seasoned investigative journalist. Jimmy delves into his journey from working summertimes in wilderness in Montana to his current focus on public lands journalism. He discusses his deep passion for public lands issues, the influence of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in uncovering unethical behavi…

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#18 - America's Red Rock Wilderness Act 44:05

9M ago44:05

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In this episode, I interview Terri Martin with the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA). The podcast highlights the reintroduction of the America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act, which seeks to protect over 8 million acres of public lands in Southern Utah from exploitation. The discussion includes the significance of the act within the broader '30 by…

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#17 - Biden’s Public Lands Scorecard and Legacy 1:09:55

9M ago1:09:55

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In this episode, I welcome back Andy Kerr to discuss Biden’s public lands record and legacy. We also discuss the contrasting environmental policies and actions early in the Trump 2.0 years. Andy delves into Biden's legacy on public lands, examining specific actions like the reinstatement of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante national monument…

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#16 - The F*ck Our Forests Act & D.C. Dysfunction 1:14:11

9M ago1:14:11

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In this episode, I interview Jennifer Mamola with the John Muir Project. Jenn discusses insights and frustrations with current wildfire policy in Washington, D.C. She stresses the importance of shifting focus from backcountry forest management to home hardening and defensible spaces around communities. Criticizing ineffective policies like the Fix …

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#15 - How to Starve an Entire Ecosystem 1:00:12

10M ago1:00:12

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In this episode, I interview Roger Long an ecologist and professor. We discuss his career trajectory that led him from computer programming to teaching and focusing specifically on the shrub steppe ecosystem. After switching careers and completing his master's and dissertation, Roger continued studying nitrogen cycling and the impact of cattle graz…

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#14 - Protecting New England’s Remaining Wildlands 1:08:07

10M ago1:08:07

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In this episode, I interview Zack Porter who discusses the state of public lands and roadless areas in Vermont and across New England. He highlights the ongoing threats from logging and road construction, particularly in the Green Mountain and White Mountain National Forests. Zack emphasizes the ecological importance of these lands for clean water,…

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#13 - Wild Fish and Old Growth 49:56

11M ago49:56

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In this episode, I interview Conrad Gowell with the Wild Fish Conservancy. Based in Washington, his organization uses science and law to protect wild fish and ecosystems. Conrad dives into the issues around fishery policies lagging behind scientific knowledge, particularly with endangered species like Chinook salmon. He highlights the challenges wi…

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#12 - Evaluating the Effectiveness and Ecological Impact of Forest Fuels Treatments 1:42:37

11M ago1:42:37

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In this episode, I interview George Wuerthner, an independent advocate, ecologist, and author to explore what it means for fuels treatments to be effective in wildfire management. George challenges the prevailing assumption that preventing high-severity fires and minimizing tree deaths is inherently beneficial. He argues that high-severity fires cr…

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#11 - The Truth Behind Forest Management: Dr. Chad Hanson on The Deception of Thinning and Fire Prevention 1:26:33

12M ago1:26:33

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In this episode, I interview Dr. Chad Hanson of the John Muir Project. We discuss forest protection, fire ecology, and the deceptive practices of federal land management agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service. Chad critically examines the Forest Service's narrative around logging disguised as fuel reduction and forest health projects, revealing t…

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#10 - Beavers & Water Conservation: A Call for Leadership and Action on Public Lands 1:34:18

1y ago1:34:18

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In this episode, I interview Dr. Suzanne Fouty and Kami Ellingson, both past Forest Service hydrologists, to talk about beavers. Suzanne and Kami share their insights and experiences about the significance of beavers in ecosystem restoration and water management. Our conversation covers the ecological benefits of beavers, such as water storage, flo…

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#9 - Behind the Scenes with Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project 1:25:44

1y ago1:25:44

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In this episode I interview Karen Coulter co-founder of the Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project, reflecting on their work since 1991 in Oregon. We discus the escalation of timber sales from thousands to tens of thousands of acres and how logging practices have intensified over the years, often disguised under terms like 'vegetation management' or '…

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#8 - Championing Utah's Wilderness and Wildlife 1:19:36

1y ago1:19:36

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In this episode, I interview Kirk Robinson with the Western Wildlife Conservancy. Kirk shares his deep connection with Utah's environment, public lands, and history. We discuss the Great Salt Lake's environmental issues due to drought and human activities, highlighting the impacts of agriculture, mining, and urban growth. Kirk reflects on his famil…

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