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Greg. A Human of the Working WIld
Humans of the Working Wild
are stories from people in the West who are living, recreating and working with and among wildlife on working lands, lightly edited from their own spoken words.
Working lands are the future of conservation
By Lesli Allison
Farms and ranches are the cornerstones of both human communities and the ecosystems we all depend on. And they are disappearing.
A Long Dry Time
By Lesli Allison
The absence of water is death, and for those intimately connected with the land, the experience of persistent drought can etch a scar into the psyche.
Healing the Landscape with Nicole Masters
New Podcast!
In this episode of the On Land Podcast, WLA's Amber Smith talks with soil scientist, consultant and author of the new book For the Love of Soil, Nicole Masters.