Aldo Leopold: What if there be no more goose music?
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In this episode, I consult Aldo Leopold (the Father of modern wildlife conservation in the U.S.) in his work “A Sand County Almanac” to discuss the richness of our earth and environment, it’s intrinsic social value, and our duty as stewards and caretakers in preserving it for future generations. In short, the question is asked “what if there be no more goose music?”
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