Conversation with Paul Doherty with the National Alliance for Public Safety GIS. Paul and I chat about a wide range of topics related to his life and career from his time as a law enforcement ranger and search and rescue operator in Yosemite National Park, detecting illegal marijuana grows in Yosemite, public safety Geographic Information Systems (GIS), what it was like growing up in the Bronx, his graduate and undergraduate years and how to be best prepared when heading into the backcountry.
In this episode, I speak with Dan Hartinger of The Wilderness Society for the national perspective on Bears Ears National Monument. https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/bears-ears-national-monument
Two-part series on Bears Ears National Monument. Interview with Josh Ewing of Friends of Cedar Mesa for the local perspective on Bears Ears National Monument. https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/bears-ears-national-monument-pt1
Interview with breakaway Instagram account @PublicLandsHateYou. We talk about his motivations and intent behind calling people out on social media for setting poor examples and the resulting societal and environmental consequences. http://bit.ly/PublicLandsHateYou
In this episode, I interview Joe Dadey, Executive Director with Adirondack Hamlets To Huts. We talk about their new hut system, a first in the Adirondack Park.
In this episode of Wilderness Podcast, I interview the "father of environmental history" writer and historian Roderick Frazier Nash. We discuss his life, the concept of wilderness, Bob Marshall, Aldo Leopold, Island Civilization and more. https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/wildernessandtheamericanmind
Interview with John Allen, Forest Supervisor with the Deschutes National Forest concerning the new Wilderness limited entry permitting system that will be going into place beginning in 2020. www.wildernesspodcast.com
In this episode of Wilderness Podcast, I interview Brian Stultz and Julie Polovitch with the Arizona Wilderness Coalition about Arizona Wilderness. https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/arizona-wilderness-coalition
In this episode of Wilderness Podcast, I interview Alan Braddock, professor of art history at William and Mary. We discuss wilderness as it relates to landscape painters, The American Conservation Movement, The Hudson River School of Art, wilderness values, ethics and more. Show Blog Post... https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/post/wilderness-podcast-episode-002-wilderness-history-through-art-interview-with-alan-braddock
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Wilderness Podcast's mission is to spread contextual awareness surrounding wilderness issues and ideals by helping to facilitate a more in-depth appreciation through long form interviews with subject…
area experts. Wilderness Podcast is a conservation-based passion project.