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This Green Earth

Claire Wiley, Seth Arens
Climate Change
Environmental Policy
Sustainability
Great Salt Lake
Park City
American Prairie
Wildlife Management
Environmental Conservation
Bison Restoration
PFAS
Biodiversity
Bees
Owls
Saltwater Intrusion
Cicadas
Mississippi River
Ecosystems
Entomology
Food Waste
Noxious Weeds

This Green Earth is a weekly, hour-long program that focuses on the environment and environmentalism. Host Claire Wiley explores the science, politics, economics and ethics behind the environment, natural resources and sustainability.

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A Eurasian Eagle Owl named Flaco escaped from the Central Park Zoo and set off on a magical odyssey through the island of Manhattan. Documentary Filmmaker Penny Lane, follows this incredible story of Flaco in her new film Wild Inside.

Executive Director of Wildlife SOS, Nikki Sharp, delves into the world of captive wildlife in India. She shares more about the organization and how it’s addressing coexistence through the lens of conservation.

As debate continues over proposed changes to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Grand Staircase Escalante Intertribal Coalition Coordinator Autumn Gillard talks about what the landscape means to tribal communities, why consultation matters,... more

Scott Braden, Executive Director of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA), speaks about the proposed reductions to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments, what those changes could mean for public lands and cultural resourc... more

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Recent Guests

Penny Lane
Filmmaker
Filmmaker behind Wild Inside
Episode: Owl outlaw: Flaco's journey from captivity to freedom
Nikki Sharp
US Executive Director of Wildlife SOS
Wildlife SOS
Episode: A second chance for captured wildlife in India
Autumn Gillard
Coordinator for the Grand Staircase Escalante Intertribal Coalition
Grand Staircase Escalante Intertribal Coalition
Episode: Grand Staircase at a Crossroads: Tribal Voices on Utah's Public Lands
Scott Braden
Executive Director and Conservation Leader, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA)
Episode: What’s next for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante?
Axie Navas
Director of Designation Campaigns for The Wilderness Society
The Wilderness Society
Episode: The fight to protect Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante
Dan Werb
Award-winning writer and epidemiologist
Author of Our Wild Familiars
Episode: Journey into the hidden lives of synanthropes
Charlotte Overby
Vice President of Conservation Field Programs at Conservation Lands Foundation
Conservation Lands Foundation
Episode: Balancing protection, policy on America’s public lands
Cal Flyn
Award-winning writer and author of The Savage Landscape
Episode: Exploring the edge of the wild
Craig Stanford
Professor of Biological Sciences and Anthropology, University of Southern California
University of Southern California
Episode: The cold-blooded creatures fighting for survival

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Seth Arns
Co-host and host of the program with a focus on environment and policy discussions.
Claire Wiley
Host guiding science, policy, and ethics discussions on environment and sustainability.

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Owl outlaw: Flaco's journey from captivity to freedom
Q: How did you approach portraying Flaco's perspective, and what did you learn about his world?
She describes researchers and filmmakers building a visual and sensory representation of what an owl sees and experiences, using eye structure, head movement, and long-range vision to guide the audience's understanding and empathy without anthropomorphizing too heavily, while still acknowledging the human tendency to imagine animal inner lives.
Owl outlaw: Flaco's journey from captivity to freedom
Q: What drew you to this story and to make a film about Flaco?
Penny Lane explains that Flaco appeared unexpectedly and immediately captured widespread public fascination, providing a rich platform to explore deeper ethical questions about freedom, safety, and what it means for an animal to navigate a city—questions that her film could explore through a character-driven, cinematic lens.
What’s next for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante?
Q: What do you see as a path forward from here?
Coalition-building with conservation groups and Tribes to restore protections, ongoing legal challenges, and mobilizing public support to hold officials accountable while pursuing permanent protection.
The fight to protect Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante
Q: What happened recently that threatens these monuments, and why is it concerning?
Recent proclamations seek to abolish or dramatically shrink monument boundaries, disregarding tribal leadership and the stewardship framework, which would undermine tribal sovereignty and set a dangerous precedent for the public lands system.
The fight to protect Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante
Q: Axie, can you explain why Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are considered so vital beyond just their natural beauty?
They enshrine tribal sovereignty and protect an interconnected Indigenous homeland, preserving hundreds of thousands of cultural and archaeological sites, while also safeguarding wildlife habitat and open outdoor access for people across generations.

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This program consistently centers environmental science, policy, and sustainability, featuring conversations with researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who are tackling climate, water, wildlife, and land-use challenges. Episodes highlight how climate change intersects with forests, rivers, fire regimes, and urban planning, often pairing rigorous science with practical policy considerations and on-the-ground solutions. A notable thread is the emphasis on actionable insights—ranging from forest management and habitat restoration to decarbonization, energy policy, and responsible development—making complex environmental topics accessible to listeners who want to understand both the science and the governance shaping the natural world. A... more

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