# Aldo Leopold

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Backcountry Conversations - Ep. 4: Stewardship, Music, Hunting, and Aldo Leopold with Bard Edrington V

BHA Senior Habitat Stewardship Manager Bard Edrington V joins Backcountry Conversations to talk fence removal, wildlife migration, and the music that comes from time spent on public land. Bard shares what BHA's stewardship team has accomplished across the West, previews the upcoming BHA documentary…

Crotty goes to the source of the Colorado River in Mexico and finds a puddle.

The journey from Los Angeles to the mouth of the Colorado River, deep in Mexico, is not for the faint of heart. First comes the astonishing Imperial Valley, one of the planet's most improbable agricultural miracles—and ecological obscenities. Here, in a landscape that ought to be surrendering its…

Backcountry Conversations - Ep. 4: Stewardship, Music, Hunting, and Aldo Leopold with Bard Edrington V

BHA Senior Habitat Stewardship Manager Bard Edrington V joins Backcountry Conversations to talk fence removal, wildlife migration, and the music that comes from time spent on public land. Bard shares what BHA's stewardship team has accomplished across the West, previews the upcoming BHA documentary…

Leadership and the Land Ethic with Buddy Huffaker from the Aldo Leopold Foundation | Episode 105

What does it look like to spend nearly 30 years leading an organization built around one of conservation’s most enduring ideas—and to keep growing along with it? Buddy Huffaker arrived at the Aldo Leopold Foundation in 1996 as a seasonal intern looking to get his hands dirty doing restoration work.…

A Land Ethic, and Aldo Leopold's Legacy with Buddy Huffaker

Who was Aldo Leopold, and how does his legacy inform how we act? In this episode of Watershed Matters, our hosts Krystal Zuniga and Jim Waltman sit down with the Executive Director of the Aldo Leopold Foundation Buddy Huffaker to discuss what we can learn from one of America's most famous 20th cent…

The Dark Side of Discipline | Daily Essay

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For years I believed the bigger my habits were, the bigger my anti-habits needed to be. A 6-hour eating window, a 4pm finish, a century of fire suppression in Yellowstone and Marc Randolph's Tuesday nights show where a rule starts working against the goal it guards. Featuring: Marc Randolph, Aldo …

Curt Meine - Driftless Bioregion, Sand County Almanac, Aldo Leopold

In this special studio episode I was joined in the studio by my friend and Driftless Folk School colleague Julie Tomaro, who hosts the monthly "Folk School Radio Hour" on our local community radio station, WDRT-FM, Viroqua. Together, Julie and I had the honor of interviewing Curt Meine, the most e…

the natural world is not a mere backdrop for human affairs

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“From an ecopsychological standpoint, most people within our Western culture are ill because we no longer have the intact relationships with the natural world that our earth-based ancestors did. As a result, we do not have a deep sense of trust in the world or ourselves, so we often have problems d…

452 - A Trumpet in the Orchestra of Evolution

Despite living in a time when perhaps only 20 pairs of cranes existed in Wisconsin, Aldo Leopold wrote eloquently of the cranes in the "Marshland Elegy" chapter of A Sand County Almanac. "When we hear his call we hear no mere bird. We hear the trumpet in the orchestra of evolution. He is the symbol…