We're Taking a Short Break - Back on August 15th

We're Taking a Short Break - Back on August 15th

We're taking a short break from regular episodes while we film our new YouTube series: Ecocide.

Ecocide: the destruction of large areas of the natural environment as a consequence of human activity

Ecocide is going to be an ongoing investigative video project that explores how extractive industries, like mining, impact wild spaces, clean water access, and outdoor recreation economies.

Our first episode, launching early September, takes you into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, where we’re partnering with Friends of the Boundary Waters to examine the growing threats of copper-nickel mining and climate change.

This series will be exclusively available on YouTube, and this episode is a pilot — a test run to gauge interest and support. If it resonates, we’ll grow it into a recurring reporting series.

To stay independent, we rarely accept brand sponsorships. That means we rely on support from listeners and viewers like you.

Want to help us produce more stories like this?

→ Donate directly: buymeacoffee.com/outdoorminimalist

→ Subscribe and share the video on YouTube once it launches.

Thank you for supporting clean water, public lands, and responsible storytelling.

We’ll be back with new podcast episodes on Friday, August 15.

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Episoder(290)

Big Bend Bulldozers Paused, Mining Claims in Grand Staircaise and Bears Ears, and a Win for the Boundary Waters - Public Lands News (August 17 - 24)

Big Bend Bulldozers Paused, Mining Claims in Grand Staircaise and Bears Ears, and a Win for the Boundary Waters - Public Lands News (August 17 - 24)

In this week's public lands news briefing, we are covering three main stories:1. Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz signed an executive order using the power he has to help protect the Boundary Waters Cano...

24 Aug 30min

229. The History and Future of America's Public Lands with Will De Man

229. The History and Future of America's Public Lands with Will De Man

When the political moment feels overwhelming, what role do public lands actually play? Are they a luxury issue or something more fundamental to democracy itself?These are some of the core questions at...

17 Aug 38min

How You Can Fight Back Against Data Centers Where You Live with the Food and Water Watch

How You Can Fight Back Against Data Centers Where You Live with the Food and Water Watch

The Bureau of Land Management recently approved the Townsite Data Center, a project that would construct a data center on 88.5 acres of public land near Lake Mead in southern Nevada, marking this as t...

10 Aug 38min

228. Why Wolf Recovery Is So Controversial with Tommy Serafinski

228. Why Wolf Recovery Is So Controversial with Tommy Serafinski

Last week on the show, we covered major changes to the Endangered Species Act here in the United States, including the rescission of the definition of "harm." Simply put, this means that habitat destr...

3 Aug 44min

Chaco Canyon Protections Waiver, ESA Definition of "Harm" Rescinded, and What the BWCA Fires Tell Us About Fire Management - Public Lands News (July 18 - 27)

Chaco Canyon Protections Waiver, ESA Definition of "Harm" Rescinded, and What the BWCA Fires Tell Us About Fire Management - Public Lands News (July 18 - 27)

In this week's public lands news briefing, we cover three stories:1. Fires in Northern Minnesota continue to burn, including in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness ft. Aaron Kania, retired Fores...

27 Jul 34min

227. What Waste Free Product Design Actually Looks Like with Ruffwear

227. What Waste Free Product Design Actually Looks Like with Ruffwear

In 2024, the world generated an estimated 120 million metric tons of textile waste.That's the equivalent of every person on Earth throwing away about 33 pounds of clothing and other textiles in a sing...

20 Jul 40min

Forest Service Proposal Reduces Public Input, Mining in the Porkies, and Threats to Utah Monuments - Public Lands News (June 22 - July 13)

Forest Service Proposal Reduces Public Input, Mining in the Porkies, and Threats to Utah Monuments - Public Lands News (June 22 - July 13)

This week in the Outdoor Minimalist public lands news briefing, we're unpacking three stories:1. At the end of June, the Forest Service proposed a rule that could limit when the public has a say in Fo...

13 Jul 29min

226. Is Dr. Bronner's Really Sustainable? with Greening Up My Act

226. Is Dr. Bronner's Really Sustainable? with Greening Up My Act

Dr. Bronner's has long been considered the gold standard of sustainable soap. It's a staple in outdoor kits, zero-waste homes, and camping gear lists thanks to its versatility, plant-based ingredients...

6 Jul 45min

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