Black in Wild

Black in Wild
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Representation matters! Which is why I decided to create this channel/show or whatever this ends up turning into. These episodes will focus on topics related to underrepresented voices in outdoor spaces, conservation, and/or in public lands.
New episode bi-weekly!
Instagram: @blk.in.wild
Youtube: @blackinwild
**Note: the opinions represented in this podcast and throughout each episode are not representative of any agency or organization.
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The podcast addresses themes of accessibility, representation, and community in outdoor recreation, with episodes like 'The woods are for everybody!' focusing on LGBTQ+ advocacy in national parks and 'Representation really does matter!' discussing family involvement in outdoor activities.

Representation matters! Which is why I decided to create this channel/show or whatever this ends up turning into. These episodes will focus on topics related to underrepresented voices in outdoor spaces, conservation, and/or in public lands.
New episode bi-weekly!
Instagram: @blk.in.wild
Youtube: @blackinwild
**Note: the opinions represented in this podcast and throughout each episode are not representative of any agency or organization.

This episode of black in wild the podcast is the follow up episode to the previous one where I shared about my experience of my work being affected by the executive orders. This episode will focus on two individuals who have also been affected by the executive orders and are from underrepresented communities. One would like to keep their identity anonymous for safety reasons and the other I will allow to introduce themselves. The first story you will hear today was submitted in the form of an email that I will read for you. And the second was submitted in audio form from the individual. My goal is to highlight how people from underrepresented backgrounds have been impacted by the executive orders as well as how these orders are destroying people's dreams.
Note: the opinions and perspectives shared in this episode and on this show are not reflective of any organization or agency.
For more information on executive orders visit:Federal Register: https://www.federalregister.gov/presidential-documents/executive-orders/donald-trump/2025White House – available as PDF’s from White house press office : https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/American Presidency Project: managed by UC Santa Barbara: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/executive_orders.php
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