Earlier this week, I had the fortune to speak at length with Randy Newberg, who I consider to be the preeminent conservationist of our time. We talked about what's working, what's not, and how best we can all come together in order to save public lands from those who want to dispose of them.
It was, as you'd might expect if you know anything about Randy, eye-opening.
I'm planning on releasing our talk in the near future, but Randy and I spoke for nearly two hours on the subject, so it's going to take me a second to collect our thoughts in a cogent way. We dove into so much policy and more, I'm surprised someone didn't come and check on us to see if we were okay.
