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Public Lands Podcast

  • Ken Ilgunas
  • Feb 15, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 4, 2022


I'm on the Public Lands podcast today, talking about my right to roam advocacy.

16 Comments


Jay
Jay
6 days ago

Just listened to the Twitch emote converter episode where you discuss the right to roam movement. It's fascinating to hear your personal perspective on public access and how it connects to broader land use issues.

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Jay
Jay
6 days ago

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jasper
jasper
7 days ago

It's great to hear Ken Ilgunas on the Public Lands podcast discussing his right to roam advocacy. The conversation about public access is so important for places where we can all roam freely. I'll have to check out the full episode, and maybe use grid maker to map out some of those public lands myself.

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Tanya Singh
Tanya Singh
May 25

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Sam Carter
Sam Carter
Apr 21

The discussion around the public lands podcast really stood out, especially the way it highlights the importance of access, preservation, and the personal stories tied to shared natural spaces. It’s interesting how the conversation connects policy-level decisions with everyday experiences outdoors, making the topic feel much more immediate and relatable. I found myself wondering how different regions balance conservation efforts with increasing public use without losing what makes these spaces unique. It also reflects how interpreting layered information is important in many contexts, whether in environmental discussions or in academic work where students sometimes look for SPSS Assignment Help for Students when trying to analyze complex patterns and draw meaningful conclusions from data.

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