Bästa Ed Roberson podcaster (2024)

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Mark Easter - Food, Soil, and Our Planet's Future 1:27:43

5d ago1:27:43

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Mark Easter is a Colorado-based ecologist and author whose new book is titled "The Blue Plate: A Food Lover's Guide to Climate Chaos." If you care about food and you care about Planet Earth, "The Blue Plate" is a must-read. It explores the production, consumption, and disposal of many of our favorite foods– seafood, salad, bread, chicken, steak, po…

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Kelsey Molloy & Angel DeVries – Fortifying Grasslands & Communities on the Northern Great Plains 1:06:28

19d ago1:06:28

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Kelsey Molloy is the Northern Great Plains Director at The Nature Conservancy and Angel DeVries is the Executive Director of the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance (RSA)– they both live and work on the Northern Great Plains in Malta, Montana. While they work for different organizations, Kelsey and Angel collaborate on a long list of critical projects, m…

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The Partnership of Rangeland Trusts - 20 Years of Cooperation, Collaboration, and Conservation 50:41

26d ago50:41

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If you’re a longtime Mountain & Prairie listener, then you’re already familiar with the Partnership of Rangeland Trusts, also known as PORT. But for any new listeners, PORT is an alliance of agriculture-focused conservation organizations dedicated to preserving working farms and ranches and conserving productive agricultural lands. PORT is currentl…

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Kevin Grange - The Secret Lives of Grizzlies 1:10:34

1M ago1:10:34

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Kevin Grange is a Wyoming-based author, paramedic, and firefighter. His most recent book is titled “Grizzly Confidential: An Astounding Journey Into the Secret Life of North America’s Most Fearsome Predator,” which is a must-read for anyone interested in the evolving relationship between humans and bears. The book follows Kevin’s journey throughout…

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Nick Mott - A Masterclass in Nuanced Storytelling 1:07:24

2M ago1:07:24

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Nick Mott is an award-winning multimedia journalist who lives in Livingston, Montana. His latest project is a wonderful new podcast called The Wide Open, which he produced in collaboration with Montana Public Radio and the Montana Media Lab. The podcast offers a fresh look into our ever-changing relationship with the Endangered Species Act (ESA), a…

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Mauricia Baca - An Empathetic Approach to Nevada's Conservation Challenges 1:10:36

2M ago1:10:36

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Mauricia Baca is the State Director of the Nevada Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. In this role, she leads TNC’s efforts in Nevada across a wide range of conservation issues that are familiar to Mountain & Prairie listeners– the Colorado River, the Sagebrush Sea, and renewable energy. But Nevada is also home to some very unique conservation chall…

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Joe Schobert - From NFL Pro Bowler to Western Conservation Advocate 1:10:34

2M ago1:10:34

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Joe Schobert is a retired NFL Pro Bowler who is devoting the second act of his professional career to advocating for the West’s wild places. Joe was born and raised in Wisconsin, and despite having an exemplary high school football career, he was not offered a scholarship to play college football. So he took matters into his own hands and walked on…

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Heidi Redd & Sue Bellagamba - Tales from the Dugout Ranch 1:02:08

3M ago1:02:08

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Heidi Redd is a renowned rancher, conservationist, author, and member of the National Cowgirl Museum’s Hall of Fame. Sue Bellagamba serves as Canyonlands Regional Director at the Nature Conservancy, and for more than thirty years, she has worked to protect the lands and waters of southeastern Utah. Heidi and TNC have been partners since 1997 when H…

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Curt Meine - Aldo Leopold's Life, Work, and Enduring Legacy 1:07:30

3M ago1:07:30

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Curt Meine is a Senior Fellow at the Aldo Leopold Foundation and one of the world’s foremost experts on the life, work, and legacy of conservation icon Aldo Leopold. Curt is the author of the biography “Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work,” and he also works as a conservation biologist, a professor, a senior fellow with the Center for Humans and Nature…

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Janie & Louise Roberson - Chatting It Up With Their Old Man 30:02

3M ago30:02

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This is a completely different kind of episode, featuring a fun and at times crazy conversation with my two daughters, Janie and Louise. - Back in June, we were eating dinner when, out of the blue, both girls expressed an enthusiastic interest in being guests on the podcast. So the next day, we set up the podcast gear at our dining room table, sat …

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Nancy Smith & Austin Rempel - A Surprisingly Simple, Effective, and Scalable Approach to Riparian Restoration 1:03:25

4M ago1:03:25

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Nancy Smith is the Conservation Director for The Nature Conservancy’s Colorado River Program, and Austin Rempel is the Riparian Restoration Program Manager at The Nature Conservancy. Both Nancy and Austin are working on the front lines of some of the West’s most innovative water and habitat conservation projects– projects that benefit everything fr…

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Dr. Alan Townsend - Generosity & Curiosity in the Face of Tragedy 1:11:50

4M ago1:11:50

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Dr. Alan Townsend is a scientist, author, and Dean of the Franke College of Forestry & Conservation at the University of Montana. His new book is titled “This Ordinary Stardust: A Scientist’s Path from Grief to Wonder,” and it’s an unbelievably powerful book. It’s the story of Alan’s family being rocked to the core by two unthinkable, back-to-back …

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Pete McBride Returns - Exploring & Documenting His Backyard River 1:03:53

5M ago1:03:53

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If you’re a longtime Mountain & Prairie listener, then you’ll definitely remember Pete McBride. He’s a renowned photographer, filmmaker, and author, and he’s joined me on the podcast twice before– once to discuss his epic hike of the length of the Grand Canyon, and then to chat about his global search for silence in a very loud world. I’m glad to s…

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Peter Gower & Chris Menges - Forward-Looking Approaches to the West's Energy Transition 57:09

5M ago57:09

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Peter Gower is the Nature Conservancy’s Climate and Renewable Energy Program Director for the Western United States and Canada Divisions, and Chris Menges is the Director of Climate Action for the Colorado Chapter of the Nature Conservancy. Both Peter and Chris are on the front lines of North America’s transition from fossil fuels to renewables, wo…

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Beatriz Soto - Bridging Cultural Divides & Building Equitable Communities 1:15:17

5M ago1:15:17

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Beatriz Soto is the Director of Protégete, a statewide program from Conservation Colorado, whose mission is to elevate Latino-driven solutions to protect our lands, water, air, and fight for environmental and climate justice. Prior to joining Conservation Colorado, she held a number of leadership and founding positions with conservation-focused org…

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"Good Fire, Bad Fire" - A Film and Discussion About Forest Health 54:58

6M ago54:58

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This is a special episode recorded live in Bozeman at the premiere of the important new short film titled "Good Fire, Bad Fire: Inside the Race to Restore America’s Forests." - On the evening of May 16, 2024, around 200 folks gathered at Bozeman’s Museum of the Rockies to watch the 15-minute film, which captures the breathtaking beauty of our natio…

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SHED SESSION - Everything I Know About Starting a Podcast 1:32:15

6M ago1:32:15

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This is a special Shed Session episode, normally published exclusively for Mountain & Prairie Patreon supporters. In it, I answer the most common question I receive, which is some variation of "How do I start a podcast?" - In this episode I answer that question in excruciating detail, laying out everything I know about it, based on my own bumbling,…

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Dan Stellar - Bolstering Biodiversity in Arizona and Beyond 1:08:59

6M ago1:08:59

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Dan Stellar is the State Director for the Arizona Chapter of The Nature Conservancy, where he leads the organization’s efforts across a wide range of cutting-edge initiatives, including forest health, water conservation, resilient cities, healthy grasslands, and more. Arizona is one of the nation’s largest and most biodiverse states, which creates …

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Sandy Colhoun - Building Leaders Through Outdoor Education 1:03:17

6M ago1:03:17

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Sandy Colhoun is the President of the National Outdoor Leadership School, also known as NOLS. - Founded in 1965 by legendary mountaineer Paul Petzolt, NOLS is widely considered to be the world’s premier wilderness school, and its mission is “to be the leading source and teacher of wilderness skills and leadership that serve people and the environme…

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Kami Bakken - How to Build a Life and Career in the West's Wide-Open Spaces 1:15:27

6M ago1:15:27

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Kami Bakken is a river guide and outdoor advocate, and she currently serves as the Director of the Freeflow Foundation and Director of Ambassador and Grant Programs for Rivers for Change. A native of Minnesota, Kami headed West for college at Colorado State University, where she earned a degree in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources. Since gradua…

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Hampton Sides Returns: The Wild and Tragic Tale of Captain James Cook 1:02:45

7M ago1:02:45

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Hampton Sides is a Santa Fe-based historian and bestselling author who has written many books that are favorites of Mountain & Prairie listeners, including "Blood and Thunder," "On Desperate Ground," and "Ghost Soldiers." His newest book is "The Wide Wide Sea: Imperial Ambition, First Contact and the Fateful Final Voyage of Captain James Cook," whi…

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Celene Hawkins & Izabella Ruffino - Tribal Partnerships, Indigenous Voices, Cutting-Edge Conservation 1:15:26

7M ago1:15:26

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Celene Hawkins is the Colorado River Tribal Water Partnerships Program Director for the Nature Conservancy, and Izabella Ruffino is the Tribal and Indigenous Engagement Program Manager for the Colorado Chapter of the Nature Conservancy. Both Celene and Izabella use their skills to advance and support tribal-led land and water conservation work thro…

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Kristine Tompkins – Nothing to Lose 1:24:24

7M ago1:24:24

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Kristine Tompkins is an iconic conservationist, the president and co-founder of Tompkins Conservation, and the former CEO of Patagonia. For three decades, she has committed to protecting and restoring wild beauty and biodiversity by creating national parks, restoring wildlife, inspiring activism, and fostering economic vitality through conservation…

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Logan Maxwell Hagege Returns - On Taking Action & Finding Balance 56:15

7M ago56:15

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Logan Maxwell Hagege is an Ojai, CA-based contemporary artist with modern visions of the American West. Logan is no stranger to longtime Mountain & Prairie listeners—he first joined me on the podcast back in 2019, and he made another appearance in 2022 alongside several other renowned Western artists in an episode recorded live at Maxwell Alexander…

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Dr. Emily Howe - The Interconnectedness of Mountains, Forests, Rivers, and Estuaries 1:06:02

8M ago1:06:02

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Dr. Emily Howe is an aquatic ecologist with the Washington state chapter of The Nature Conservancy, and she holds a Ph.D. from the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences at the University of Washington. Her work integrates across ecosystem boundaries, investigating how landscape configuration and management shape cross-boundary relationships for fo…

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Mountain & Prairie with Ed Roberson

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Mark Easter - Food, Soil, and Our Planet's Future 1:27:43

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Kelsey Molloy & Angel DeVries – Fortifying Grasslands & Communities on the Northern Great Plains 1:06:28

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The Partnership of Rangeland Trusts - 20 Years of Cooperation, Collaboration, and Conservation 50:41

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Kevin Grange - The Secret Lives of Grizzlies 1:10:34

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Nick Mott - A Masterclass in Nuanced Storytelling 1:07:24

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Mauricia Baca - An Empathetic Approach to Nevada's Conservation Challenges 1:10:36

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Joe Schobert - From NFL Pro Bowler to Western Conservation Advocate 1:10:34

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Heidi Redd & Sue Bellagamba - Tales from the Dugout Ranch 1:02:08

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Curt Meine - Aldo Leopold's Life, Work, and Enduring Legacy 1:07:30

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Janie & Louise Roberson - Chatting It Up With Their Old Man 30:02

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Nancy Smith & Austin Rempel - A Surprisingly Simple, Effective, and Scalable Approach to Riparian Restoration 1:03:25

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Dr. Alan Townsend - Generosity & Curiosity in the Face of Tragedy 1:11:50

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Pete McBride Returns - Exploring & Documenting His Backyard River 1:03:53

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Peter Gower & Chris Menges - Forward-Looking Approaches to the West's Energy Transition 57:09

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Beatriz Soto - Bridging Cultural Divides & Building Equitable Communities 1:15:17

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"Good Fire, Bad Fire" - A Film and Discussion About Forest Health 54:58

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SHED SESSION - Everything I Know About Starting a Podcast 1:32:15

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Dan Stellar - Bolstering Biodiversity in Arizona and Beyond 1:08:59

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Sandy Colhoun - Building Leaders Through Outdoor Education 1:03:17

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Kami Bakken - How to Build a Life and Career in the West's Wide-Open Spaces 1:15:27

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Hampton Sides Returns: The Wild and Tragic Tale of Captain James Cook 1:02:45

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Celene Hawkins & Izabella Ruffino - Tribal Partnerships, Indigenous Voices, Cutting-Edge Conservation 1:15:26

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Kristine Tompkins – Nothing to Lose 1:24:24

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Logan Maxwell Hagege Returns - On Taking Action & Finding Balance 56:15

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Dr. Emily Howe - The Interconnectedness of Mountains, Forests, Rivers, and Estuaries 1:06:02

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