As young outdoorsy Latina women, Lizbeth Perez Valdez and Thalia Perez, both 17, feel like they are bucking trends in their community. Listen in as they discuss how they're juggling questions of race, culture, gender and nature.

Nine students from Oakland's Urban Promise Academy take you on a guided meditation on finding nature close to home and finding themselves in the wild.

Meet Jill Johnson, a math and science teacher at Urban Promise Academy, who started a program to get every student at this public middle school out on an overnight camping trip.

The backstory and unedited first conversation with Donnie Le, whom we met in episode four.

Donnie is at a crossroads. Gangs, drugs and violence -- or nature?

Walk through the streets of Missoula with ocelots, a quetzal, a butterfly owl and a 19-foot porcupine.

Jasmine talks about "that one thing that hits you" when you get outside.

Host Amy Martin welcomes you to this new podcast and converses with chickens.

The roots of Learning Their Place go back to 2007, when Amy Martin founded the Missoula Coyote Choir. This episode features Amy's original music, from the album "Ask the Planet."