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Our guest on the Where The Climate Things Are podcast this week is Anna Gibson – you might know her from her insane trail running career or from the 2026 Winter Olympics in ski mountaineering, but you might not know that she also holds a graduate degree in environmental law. Anna grew up at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, spent her childhood in a Volkswagen camper van, and was casually writing climate fiction in just third grade. She went on to work in grassroots advocacy in Jackson, WY before launching a into a career as an elite athlete at the international level in not one but TWO sports.
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