Rewilding Earth Podcast
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Episode 44: John Laundré on Eastern Cougar Rewilding
About For over 40 years Dr. John Laundré has studied predators and their prey in the western U.S. and northern Mexico. He has conducted one of the longest studies of cougar ecology and behavior to dat
Episode 43: Gary Wockner – Life As A River Warrior
About Gary Gary Wockner, Ph.D., has been active in environmental protection most of his adult life. Over the past 15 years, Gary has spearheaded the protection and restoration of his local watershed in Fort Collins, CO, as the co-founder,
Episode 42: Greta Anderson Western Watersheds Project
About Greta Greta has an M.A. in geography from the University of Arizona and a Water Policy Certificate from the same institution. She has a B.A. in environmental studies from Prescott College, and a certificate of clinical herbalism from the Southwes...
Episode 41: Chance Cutrano On Correcting The Mismanagement of Point Reyes National Seashore
About Chance Chance Cutrano directs Fish in the Fields and Restore Point Reyes, and oversees the development of The Forces of Nature and sponsored programs at Resource Renewal Institute. An award-winning environmentalist,
Episode 40: Amy Lewis Protecting 50% of The Planet by 2030
About Amy Amy Lewis is Vice President of Policy & Communications for Wild Foundation and works closely with the organization Nature Needs Half. Amy has spent the last 15 years researching the building blocks of collective action.
Episode 39: Kenneth Brower on Saving Point Reyes National Seashore
About Kenneth Brower is an American environmental writer. He has written a number of books about the environment, national parks, and natural places. He authored the series The Earth’s Wild Places, which was published by the Friends of the Earth in the...
Episode 38: Jan Van Boeckel Art, Deep Ecology, and Open Air Philosophy
About Dr. Jan van Boeckel is a Dutch anthropologist, visual artist, art teacher and filmmaker. One of Jan’s areas of interest and concern are the worldviews and environmental philosophies of indigenous peoples.
Episode 37: Kirk Robinson on State Wildlife Governance and the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
About Kirk Kirk Robinson is the founder and executive director of the Western Wildlife Conservancy. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. Prior to founding Western Wildlife Conservancy, Kirk earned a Ph.D. in philosophy and taught courses at universities i...
Episode 36: Michael Kellett on Establishing Hundreds of New National Parks
About Michael Michael Kellett has been executive director of RESTORE: The North Woods, since co-founding the organization in 1992. In 1994, he developed the original proposal for a 3.2-million-acre Maine Woods National Park,
Episode 35: Bruce Anderson Mapping 50 Years Of Wildlands Decline
About Bruce Anderson retired from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in July 2017. During his four years with the DNR he was Assistant Wildlife Manager and wildlife planner where he was involved wildlife surveys, planning,
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