Yes, the attacks on public lands just keep coming. This time, the USDA is moving to rescind the Roadless Rule (a critical conservation regulation that's protected 30% of our National Forests for nearly 25 years), and the first public comment period closes in just four days. I break down what the rule is, why it matters, and how you can leave a meaningful comment that goes on record. I also myth-bust claims about wildfire management, accessibility, and economic value, etc. Take action no...
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Yes, the attacks on public lands just keep coming. This time, the USDA is moving to rescind the Roadless Rule (a critical conservation regulation that's protected 30% of our National Forests for nearly 25 years), and the first public comment period closes in just four days. I break down what the rule is, why it matters, and how you can leave a meaningful comment that goes on record. I also myth-bust claims about wildfire management, accessibility, and economic value, etc. Take action no...
The outdoorsy girl dad: Lessons from my mountaineer father, Jim Wilson
Outdoorsy
1 hour 30 minutes
1 year ago
The outdoorsy girl dad: Lessons from my mountaineer father, Jim Wilson
This episode is one of the most special ones I’ve ever recorded because my guest isn’t just an outdoorsman, mountaineer, and Eagle Scout—he’s my dad. Jim Wilson is the man who taught me to love the outdoors, appreciate the small wonders in nature, and believe in myself on every trail, summit, and journey. We talk about everything from his experiences climbing Tahoma (Mt. Rainier) multiple times and his attempt to summit Denali, to the joy of raising three daughters to love the outdoors. My da...
Outdoorsy
Yes, the attacks on public lands just keep coming. This time, the USDA is moving to rescind the Roadless Rule (a critical conservation regulation that's protected 30% of our National Forests for nearly 25 years), and the first public comment period closes in just four days. I break down what the rule is, why it matters, and how you can leave a meaningful comment that goes on record. I also myth-bust claims about wildfire management, accessibility, and economic value, etc. Take action no...
