Wild women with author Heather Hansman

Seventy-seven percent of U.S. national parks are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, according to a recent study funded by the National Park Service. The analysis evaluated 259 park units across the contiguous United States, and found that two-thirds of these parks are already highly exposed to at least one potentially transformational threat caused by climate change, including wildfire, drought, […]

This is an automatically generated transcript. Please excuse spelling and grammar errors.  Aaron: Welcome to The Landscape. This is your show about America’s Parks and Public Lands. I’m Erin Weiss with the Center For Western Priorities in Denver. Kate: And I’m Kate Gretzinger in Salt Lake City. Today, we’re talking to Zac Podmore about his […]

The Interior Department announced a list of 125 ecosystem restoration projects that will receive $68 million in funding through the bipartisan infrastructure law. The projects will take place in 20 states, U.S. territories, and on Native American tribal lands and will aim to address a wide array of issues, including slowing the spread of invasive plant species and preventing catastrophic wildfires. […]

In the first live episode of our summer road tour, a conversation about the growing impact of the outdoor recreation industry on conservation in America.

A conversation with Luis Benitez, director of the Colorado Outdoor Recreation Industry Office. Links mentioned in the show: Headwaters Economics, Federal Lands in the West: Liability or Asset? The history of “This Land is Your Land“