Episode 174: How Fiction Moves the Needle on Real-World Conservation
About this episode
Julie Carrick Dalton discusses how fiction can influence real-world conservation efforts.
About the Author Julie Carrick Dalton is a novelist, former journalist, and farmer whose work explores the deep, often complicated relationship between humanity and the natural world. With decades of experience telling stories rooted in fact and reality as a reporter, Julie later turned to working the land, a pivot that ultimately unlocked her passion […] Read full article: Episode 174: How Fiction Moves the Needle on Real-World Conservation
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