The Landscape

The Landscape


Latest Episodes

Inside the effort to protect the greater Grand Canyon region
August 04, 2023

In a special Road to 30: Postcards episode, Aaron and Kate talk to two members of the Havasupai Tribe about the proposed Baaj Nwaavjo Itah Kukveni Grand Canyon National Monument. The proposed monumen

New oil and gas rule just dropped. What’s in it?
July 28, 2023

The Bureau of Land Management just proposed a rule that would essentially codify the oil and gas reforms in the Inflation Reduction Act as well as make a few other important changes to the federal lea

How the Farm Bill promotes private land conservation
July 13, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by Lori Faeth, senior director of government relations at the Land Trust Alliance, to discuss the Farm Bill and private land conservation. The Farm Bill conservation programs

What’s going on with old growth forests?
June 30, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by Dr. Dominick DellaSala, Chief Scientist at Wild Heritage, a project of the Earth Island Institute, to talk about the Biden administrations efforts to protect old growth a

A BLM veteran weighs in on the agency’s proposed conservation leasing rule
June 13, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by James Kenna, a 40-year Interior Department veteran who wore a number of hats over his decades of public service, including a stint as the California state director at Bure

Stewart Udall and the politics of beauty
June 07, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by filmmaker John De Graaf to talk about his new documentary Stewart Udall and the Politics of Beauty. De Graaf has been producing and directing PBS documentaries for 45 year

Can renewable energy and conservation coexist?
May 24, 2023

Aaron and Kate are joined by Grace Wu, an assistant professor in the Environmental Studies Program at UC Santa Barbara, to talk about her research on balancing renewable energy development and conserv

Why you should care about the Rio Grande River
May 11, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by journalist Danielle Prokop and photographer Diana Cervantes to talk about their recent series documenting drought on the Rio Grande River, which runs from Colorado, throug

A terrible, horrible, no good, very bad mining bill
May 02, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by Alli Henderson, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity, and Blaine Miller-McFeeley, a senior legislative representative at Earthjustice, to talk about th

What’s really holding up renewable energy transmission construction
April 19, 2023

Kate and Aaron are joined by clean energy consultant Rob Gramlich, founder and president of Grid Strategies LLC, to talk about the need to ramp up renewable transmission capacity in the U.S. Gramlich