I am regular listener of The Dirtbag Diaries podcast. Generally, the episodes are geared toward outdoor sports and various adventures found by those who participate in those sports. But the author, Fitz Cahall, also does a nice job of recognizing how these sports and athletes (of all levels) are intertwined with many of the conservation and environmental issues that make headlines. Maybe its directly in the areas where they recreate, or maybe its in lifestyle choices they make because of what they see, but there's no doubt that most outdoor enthusiasts exhibit a strong conservation ethic.
The most recent episode of the Diaries highlighted three stories about folks who took that attitude and ran with it, to varying degrees of success. I found the piece tremendously inspiring, so I thought I would share it.
You can listen to the podcast here. You can also find and subscribe to The Dirtbag Diaries at the iTunes store.
The most recent episode of the Diaries highlighted three stories about folks who took that attitude and ran with it, to varying degrees of success. I found the piece tremendously inspiring, so I thought I would share it.
You can listen to the podcast here. You can also find and subscribe to The Dirtbag Diaries at the iTunes store.
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