Don't Fence Me In

About this episode

Hillary Rosner discusses her book on the impact of human activity on wildlife and efforts to aid their movement.

This time environmental journalist Hillary Rosner joins us to discuss her latest book Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World. In it, Rosner discusses how a human centered world has disrupted wild animals ability to move naturally and the communities and people coming together to try and help. It's an important conversation that just might help save our planet.

People in this episode

Guest: Hillary Rosner

Topics covered

• environment
• wildlife
• human impact
• conservation
• community efforts

Keywords

• environmental journalism
• wild animals
• human-centered world
• conservation efforts
• Hillary Rosner

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Wyoming Public Media

Books & works: Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World

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