Outdoors and activism

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Jeremy Jones Split Boarding. Photo from Flickr user: UnofficialSquaw.com

On the next Outdoor Explorer, we have an interview with one of the world’s top professional snowboarders, Jeremy Jones, who has made more than 50 films about his exploits in Alaska alone. But that’s not all Jeremy is about anymore. As he saw winter eroding, he has become an activist to do something about climate change, and recruited other top skiing and boarding pros to become activists as well.

Thanks for listening!

 

HOST: Charles Wohlforth

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