The Terrain.org Podcast
In our second episode, we present Conservation in Verse: Authors, Artists, and Activists on Protecting the Landscapes We Love:
Terrain.org co-hosted this event with Friends of the Columbia Gorge in March 2019. We hope you’ll enjoy listening to poets Kim Stafford and Jane Hirshfield, as well as hearing a panel discussion including artist Ka’ila Farrell-Smith and Friends of Columbia Gorge executive director Kevin Gorman.
Additionally, listen to eight more poems read by Jane Hirshfield at the Conservation in Verse event: “French Horn,” “Page,” “Global Warming,” “Today Another Universe,” “A Cedary Fragrance,” “Cataclysm,” “Let Them Not Say,” and “Tree”:
Additional information about topics discussed in this podcast can be found at:
- Jane Hirshfield’s poetry in Terrain.org
- Kim Stafford’s poetry in Terrain.org
- Ka’ila Farrell-Smith
- Links she mentions in the podcast:
Fascinating conversations with authors, artists, scientists, and others who share Terrain.org’s passion for place and focus on climate, community, and justice. We delve deeply into guests’ work and imagination, exploring internal and external landscapes to reach the soul of place.
Miranda Perrone is a writer, philosopher, map-maker, and outdoor educator with an MS in Environmental Science and Policy and a BA in Philosophy. Issues related to climate change, animal rights, and the preservation of wild places are of particular interest to Miranda, whose varied work seeks to connect and inspire in service of socioecological change. Header image by 12019, courtesy Pixabay.
