A message of hope rooted in action, collaboration, and the fact that the technical solutions we need already exist Dr. Erica Smithwick, a distinguished professor of geography at Penn State University and director of the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute, joins...
What matters most is that forests continue to function for people, wildlife, and the climate. Dr. William Keeton is a forest ecologist and silviculturalist at the University of Vermont who has spent most of his career studying old-growth forests in the eastern United...
In this special episode, The Wild Idea brings its recent public webinar directly to podcast listeners. Join a high-powered panel of scientists, attorneys, policy veterans, and conservation advocates to examine one of the most consequential federal land protection...
How do we make sure every child has meaningful access to the outdoors? In this episode, Bill and Anders sit down with two researchers and advocates who are reshaping how we think about nature and public health: Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser, President and CEO of the...
The strongest protection you can give land is to protect it in law. Tim Mahoney has spent five decades navigating the corridors of Congress on behalf of wild places. A veteran of The Wilderness Society, the Sierra Club, and the Pew Charitable Trusts, he is one of the...
In a moment when outrage dominates public discourse, Terry Tempest Williams invites us back to attention, reciprocity, and the discipline of presence. Terry Tempest Williams is a writer, conservationist, and longtime voice for wild lands whose work bridges story,...
