Protect Wilderness and wildness
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“The questions raised in the podcast such as: is any place wild? Or is seeking solitude a racist act? Are perhaps worth some discussion but are not profound and they obscure more relevant truths, such as, that wilderness is incalculably valuable. The fact that there is no place on earth unaffected by humans is both sad and unsurprising to everyone. It seems unlikely that many people actually think that there weren’t native Americans in America, including wilderness areas before Europeans arrived. Suggesting that belief exists and is common seems to be a rhetorical device in service of arguments against Wilderness.
A primary purpose of the wilderness act is to do our best to save what little is left of the world that is not intensively managed so that every citizen regardless of race or class can receive the immense benefits of these treasures at an exceedingly low cost compared to other forms of recreation. Wilderness also protects non- human nature from our often bumbling even if at times well intentioned attempts to manage it.
It’s encouraging to hear the joy and wonder expressed at times in the podcast that comes in response to experiencing natural beauty and wildness. It gives me some hope and helps compensate for narratives that strengthen arguments against protecting Wilderness and wildness.”
yohoyz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/15/24
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“Equating a concept like Leave No Trace with controlled burns feels like an unfair comparison when leave no trace is widely a for the PUBLIC to be more mindful of their impact (something many people still don’t do). In my knowledge LNT is less about park management practices like controlled burns ...”Read full review »
booitsbecky via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/27/24
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“I’m a tree hugging wilderness lover who’s sometimes a little exasperated with the hand-wringing around climate change. I really appreciate the nuance and perspectives brought into this show.”
KHASL via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/19/24
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“As a frequent backpacker and lifelong visitor to Wilderness (notice the capital W— that has meaning) I was amazed to have already learned so much from these currently released episodes. I liked the production and how all the themes are layered together to form the topic of the podcast. This...”Read full review »
SunshineGirl5 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/05/24
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