Exploring Place-Based Psychology and Conservation

In this conversation, I talk with Josh Jackson, a writer and photographer, about the significance of America's public lands, particularly those managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). We discuss Jackson's new book, The Enduring Wild, which explores his personal journey and experiences in California's public lands. Our conversation delves into the importance of family connections to nature, the evolving definition of wildness, and the current threats facing BLM lands. Jackson emphasizes the need for community advocacy and practical tips for exploring these often-overlooked spaces.

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