Deep Roots Hold Strong at La Tierra del Jaguar
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Episode 185: When Floodwaters Recede a Community Rises in the Land of the Jaguar
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Remembering that Father Tree Even More Now
When Rewilding founder Dave Foreman passed away four years ago, we knew we were losing
Episode 184: A Look Inside the Wild Heart of Texas with Ben Masters
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Beyond the Human Umwelt: Silent and Invisible Sensory Pollution
Aldo Leopold famously wrote, “The penalty of an ecological education is that one
Cranes Return to Ireland, Encouraged by Peatland Restoration
My favorite place to get lost as a child was a brackish marsh in County Wexford,
Episode 183: The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing – Beth Pratt on Reaching the Finish Line
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An Agrarian Reformer in Doug Tompkins’ Court
Wendell Berry, Kentucky farmer and writer, August 5, 1934 to August 31, 2026 Perhaps
Witness for Wild Places: Being Rewilded by the Earth
This past week, the desert monsoon skies held towering clouds, dark with rain and
Episode 182: Millions Upon Millions of Acres on the Chopping Block – How to Save the Roadless Rule
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Episode 181: Doug Peacock on the Survival of Grizzlies and Unbroken Wildlands
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Fin Whales, the Law, and the Price of Bearing Witness
A fin whale can stretch 20 meters and weigh more than a school bus, the second-largest