No One Else Has Your Perspective (w/ Alexis Bonogofsky) | Perspectives on Place Ep. 2
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No One Else Has Your Perspective (w/ Alexis Bonogofsky) | Perspectives on Place Ep. 2
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In this episode of the Wild Rockies Podcast, Dave Morris sits down with Alexis Bonogofsky, the Vice President of the World Wildlife Fund's Great Plains Program and environmental advice and educator.
Dave and Alexis discuss her history of environmental advocacy, the lessons she has learned along the way, the role young people place in conservation, environmental journalism, and why to care about issues that do not directly affect you.
Special thanks to Martha Scanlan for the use of her song "Seeds of the Pine" from the album "The West was Burning" as the intro and outro of this show.
This podcast was produced and edited by Matthew Herbert, marketing coordinator for the Wild Rockies Field Institute.
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