Anne Markham Bailey has just released an interesting podcast series, interviewing thirteen founding members of Wild South, and capturing the story of their efforts to change management practices in the Bankhead National Forest.

This engaging series of podcasts will unfold over a four-week period, recalling Wild South’s origin in advocacy, and reflecting on the benefit of collaboration seen in recent times. Through it all, Wild South has remained the gritty, grassroots organization committed to engaging the public in their public lands.

Many thanks to Anne, producer and host of Present Tense Podcast, for the contribution of her energy and talent in this important record of what it takes to preserve the South’s natural heritage.

Available now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Don’t forget to subscribe, follow, and review.
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