Like our work in advancing environmental knowledge around the state, this is work that is ever-changing and growing. We would love to hear from you as we build this collection of resources; please let us know if you have suggested readings, videos, podcasts, and more to add to this collection.
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Articles
Force of Nature: How Dr. Drew Lanham Is Changing Birding
Native Knowledge: What Ecologists Are Learning from Indigenous People
Seven Women Who Made the World Better for Birds and People
Guardians of the Planet: 15 Women Environmentalists You Should Know
Rolling easy: Barriers to hiking are falling for some with disabilities
How Do You Blaze a Trail That Everyone Can Enjoy?
A Movement to Make Birding More Inclusive and Accessible
Celebrating LGBTQ Environmental Leaders
How LGBTQ people are breaking down barriers to take on the outdoors
Daniel White, the Blackalachian
Tracing the Native American Roots of Famous U.S. Parks, Trails, and Natural Spaces
Adaptive sports equipment enables outdoor recreation for all
Urban Wildlife Refuge Initiative: A New Idea to Connect Urban Kids to Nature
6 Queer Women Literally Saving the World Through Environmental Justice
Why I wear Jordans in the great outdoors: A natural leader builds bridges between worlds
Outdoor Afro Group Works To Get Diverse Populations to Enjoy The Great Outdoors
Capturing the Oral Histories of NC's Black Farmers and Fisherman
Michael's Arts and Crafts Store Joins Open to All Campaign Embracing LGBTQ Inclusion
Videos, Podcasts, and Social
Bird-Watching While Black: A Wildlife Ecologist Shares His Tips - Dr. Drew Lanham
National Geographic Explorer Juan D. Martinez
The New Nature Movement - Juan D. Martinez
Unlikely Hikers
A Sense of Wonder feat. Daniel "The Blakalachian" White
Walk the Earth: My 17-Year Vow of Silence by John Francis
MaVynee “The Beach Lady” Betsch’s Oral History
Short Bus to Social Justice
Force of Nature: How Dr. Drew Lanham Is Changing Birding
Native Knowledge: What Ecologists Are Learning from Indigenous People
Seven Women Who Made the World Better for Birds and People
Guardians of the Planet: 15 Women Environmentalists You Should Know
Rolling easy: Barriers to hiking are falling for some with disabilities
How Do You Blaze a Trail That Everyone Can Enjoy?
A Movement to Make Birding More Inclusive and Accessible
Celebrating LGBTQ Environmental Leaders
How LGBTQ people are breaking down barriers to take on the outdoors
Daniel White, the Blackalachian
Tracing the Native American Roots of Famous U.S. Parks, Trails, and Natural Spaces
Adaptive sports equipment enables outdoor recreation for all
Urban Wildlife Refuge Initiative: A New Idea to Connect Urban Kids to Nature
6 Queer Women Literally Saving the World Through Environmental Justice
Why I wear Jordans in the great outdoors: A natural leader builds bridges between worlds
Outdoor Afro Group Works To Get Diverse Populations to Enjoy The Great Outdoors
Capturing the Oral Histories of NC's Black Farmers and Fisherman
Michael's Arts and Crafts Store Joins Open to All Campaign Embracing LGBTQ Inclusion
Videos, Podcasts, and Social
Bird-Watching While Black: A Wildlife Ecologist Shares His Tips - Dr. Drew Lanham
National Geographic Explorer Juan D. Martinez
The New Nature Movement - Juan D. Martinez
Unlikely Hikers
A Sense of Wonder feat. Daniel "The Blakalachian" White
Walk the Earth: My 17-Year Vow of Silence by John Francis
MaVynee “The Beach Lady” Betsch’s Oral History
Short Bus to Social Justice
