Ryan Rothstein: Passing on outdoor traditions is more important than ever

It’s important to me to put my money where my mouth is. I preach the gospel of habitat from any stump I can find, but it’s more important to put those words into practice. I’m fortunate that I can access private land, which invokes an even greater responsibility to care for the land.
It’s difficult to find many pieces of land that don’t bear the scars of American “progress.” If there’s an upside, there is a metric boatload of habitat restoration opportunity on the landscape.

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