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Hey everybody.

Welcome to the Single Tracks podcast.

My name is Aaron and I'm here with Jeff and we are joined by a very special guest today.

We're going to talk about the environmental impacts of mountain biking.

And joining us is Ross Martin.

He's a mountain biker who also happens to be a PhD candidate in the geography department at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas.

He also teaches and lectures there. And I know Ross from

back in the day when we used to race some mountain bikes here in Atlanta, and he's also a pretty

handy bike mechanic. So thanks for joining us, Ross. Yeah, thanks for having me. Cool. So first off,

you know, when we're talking about environmental impacts, it's not just a single thing, right? So

what are the different types of

environmental impacts mountain bikers should consider? Generally, it can be broken down into basically

physical impacts, ecological impacts, and social impacts. The focus of my research is really on

erosion and physical impacts to the soils, but everything is connected.

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