Terra Firma listeners, we have something special to share with you. As part of the American Storytelling collection from NPR, we're sharing a show we think you're really going to enjoy. 'Howl' is produced by our friends over at Boise State Public Radio and The Idaho Capital Sun. Host Heath Druzin and reporter Clark Corbin track the dramatic, controversial return of wolves to the Rockies — and the fierce battle still raging over their place in the wild.

You can find the full, 5-episode season of Howl right here.

Both Terra Firma and Howl are proud to be part of the American Storytelling Collection. To find even more great titles to explore the outdoors this summer with the NPR Network, just search for the 'American Storytelling Collection' in the NPR App or on Apple Podcasts.

Out in the open, beyond the noise of everyday life, the land has a way of revealing us. 

‘American Storytelling’ is a collection of podcasts from across the NPR Network, and this summer, they’re presenting a selection of shows that celebrate the great American outdoors, and the deeper stories it tells about who we are. Just as this collection will introduce Terra Firma to new listeners, we hope it will help you find new shows to enjoy. 

Find the collection by searching 'American Storytelling' in Apple Podcasts or the NPR app.

Come with CMarie to a bend in the river. Nearby, a couple spread out a blanket. A dog chases after a ball. The river brings things, and the river carries things away.

This episode takes place on Diné Bikéyah and Ute homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

CMarie and her 17-year-old dog, Carhartt, camp together for the last time. Next to the stream, CMarie remembers all the other times she and Carhartt have camped together, lain in sunshine together, and splashed through rivers together. In nature with dogs, their senses expand our own.

This episode takes place on Nimiipuu and Shoshone Bannock homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

Hiking up a forgotten Forest Service road in autumn with her dogs, CMarie notices the golden larch needles drifting around her. Then, she stumbles upon a strange discovery that causes her to reflect on grace.

This episode takes place on Nimiipuu and Shonshone Bannock homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

Sandhill cranes swirl and kettle in a high mountain meadow. As she watches them and listens, CMarie wonders what the cranes would make of her, if they wrote poetry. She wants to live in a way that causes them the same delight they cause her.

This episode takes place on Nimiipuu, and Shoshone-Bannock homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

CMarie lies on the lawn of the house she grew up in, and considers the stars. How little the night needs from us -- we do not need to know the constellations, or which creatures are making what sounds. And still they give us awe.

This episode takes place on očhéthi šakówiŋ, Arapahoe, Ute, and Cheyenne homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

High in a mountain meadow, CMarie notices that a small mountain stream makes much more noise than an enormous flood. As she reflects on a waterfall, and what fish may hear, she wonders what the world would be like if we could make more space for these simplest of sounds.

This episode takes place on Diné Bikéyah, Cheyenne, and Ute homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

A wildfire has recently blazed through. CMarie's friend is dismayed: her beautiful wilderness, destroyed. But CMarie quietly finds this recent ruin beautiful. And she wonders if maybe fire has something to teach us about beauty.

This episode takes place on Cheyenne, Ute, Eastern Shoshone, and Arapahoe homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.

On a bright morning at her mountain cabin, CMarie fills the birdfeeder. Trees, birds, flowers, and a spider all greet the brand-new sun. And CMarie greets each of them, and considers her own species' place among this citizenry.

This episode takes place on Nimiipuu, Shoshone Bannock, and Shoshone Paiute homelands.

Host and Writer: CMarie Fuhrman

Terra Firma is a production of Colorado Public Radio's Audio Innovations Studio.