S5E13: A Partnership Torn Asunder
About this episode
This episode explores the history and migration of the Joshua tree, the extinction of the Shasta ground sloth, and the challenges faced by desert ecosystems.
Dive into the fascinating history and migration of the Joshua tree, the extinction of the Shasta ground sloth, and the impact of invasive species. Chris recounts stories from Cima, California, amidst tales of nature's transformation and personal change. Discover the challenges faced by desert ecosystems and the continuous efforts to protect them. With contributions from nature sound recordist Fred Bell, this episode encapsulates a blend of history, ecology, and introspection.
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