DUNE LANKARD on the Day the Water Died /86

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🗓️ 26 July 2018

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Dune Lankard has made a living demonstration of resource conservation over exploitation as better economics ~ to continue to catch fish means preserving what gives fish life. We cannot continue stealing from the future, and the bad economics of doing so are swiftly coming home to roost in climate change, environmental degradation, and the collapse of resources. Support the show

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0:46.9	Hey for the wild community, it's Iana here
0:49.2	and I'm speaking to you on the road to Alaska.
0:52.3	Madison and I are headed north to do some on the ground
0:55.1	advocacy work to support the protection of the land that encompasses the
0:59.0	Tongass National Forest. So releasing this episode with Dune-Lankart is perfect timing to get our northern juices flowing.
1:06.0	And we spent the last few days in the Gifford-Pincho National Forest for the reciprocity retreat and it was so damn amazing. I mean we climbed 200 feet into old
1:16.4	growth dug fur canopies. We were schooled in fringe conservation theory by Courtney from Bark and then she led us on this forest survey walk
1:26.0	so we could learn how to defend our forest and we also had the pleasure of a very heady
1:30.9	mycological discussion with Peter McCoy.
1:33.5	So it was quite a weekend, not to mention the food,
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