In this episode, we explore a question, how preservation policies and laws differ between countries and what impact do they entail?   
This episode was written by Kiefer Howland and Elena Murphy, edited by Jessi Taylor, and hosted by Kiefer Howland. Natalia Calvo edited the audio, and Jessi Taylor, Elena Murphy, and Chloe Bowles did research. The work cited is The Trouble with Wilderness by William Cronon (1995).

In this episode, we explore a question, how preservation policies and laws differ between countries and what impact do they entail? This episode was written by Kiefer Howland and Elena Murphy, edited by Jessi Taylor, and hosted by Kiefer Howland. Natalia Calvo edited the audio, and Jessi Taylor, Elena Murphy, and Chloe Bowles did research. The work cited is The Trouble with Wilderness by William Cronon (1995).

In this episode, we explore a question, how preservation policies and laws differ between countries and what impact do they entail? &nbsp;&nbsp;
This episode was written by Kiefer Howland and Elena Murphy, edited by Jessi Taylor, and hosted by Kiefer Howland. Natalia Calvo edited the audio, and Jessi Taylor, Elena Murphy, and Chloe Bowles did research. The work cited is The Trouble with Wilderness by William Cronon (1995).

Going back to the wilderness?

College students teach themselves about different topics in environmental anthropology, broadly defined.

Cover image by Ian Carvell (Flickr)

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College students teach themselves about different topics in environmental anthropology, broadly defined. Cover image by Ian Carvell (Flickr)

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