
Welcome to Planning the Wild, the podcast designed for U.S. Forest Service professionals and partners working to enhance outdoor recreation experiences on national forest lands in the Pacific Northwest. Each episode offers practical strategies, expert interviews, and field-based insights to support effective planning and management of recreation resources. From navigating NEPA and forest planning ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWildernessNatureScience | |||

In this episode of Planning the Wild, host Rachel Franchina welcomes Mary Ellen, a seasoned recreation planner with extensive experience in land management. They discuss Mary Ellen's journey into recreation planning, the importance of collaboration, ... more
In this episode, Rachel Franchina discusses the foundations of recreation planning with guests Nancy Brunswick and Brad Cownover, both experienced landscape architects and recreation planners. They share their personal journeys into the field, emphas... more
In this conversation, Rachel Franchina speaks with Linda Marigliano, a recently retired Recreation and Wilderness Program Manager, about her extensive career in recreation management within the Forest Service. They discuss the importance of leading w... more
In this episode of Planning the Wild, Rachel Franchina interviews Monika Derrien, a social scientist focused on outdoor recreation management. They discuss Monika's contrasting childhood experiences in urban Queens and rural Vermont, her journey to b... more
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The content revolves around enhancing outdoor recreation experiences, particularly focused on the Pacific Northwest and involving U.S. Forest Service professionals. Episodes cover critical topics like treaty rights, sustainable recreation practices, and the intersection of outdoor recreation with local economic development. Noteworthy themes include collaboration with community partners, the importance of cultural heritage, and developing a skilled workforce for the outdoor industry. Unique insights from experts are shared, highlighting real-world applications of planning strategies, community engagement, and the challenges of managing public lands amidst environmental changes and increased recreational demands. This podcast serves as a pra... more
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2. Kate Porsche
3. Don Amador
4. Nick Green
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