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Earth to Humans podcast: The joys and fears of women who wander

In this week's podcast we discuss solo hiking as a female and how various aspects of a person's life experiences can affect their feelings of vulnerability in the outdoors - gender, race and trauma.
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Hi everyone! In our last Earth to Humans podcast we discussed solo hiking with a bunch of female-identifying outdoors-women, and how our life experiences made us feel more or less vulnerable in the outdoors. I wanted to share it with this community as I'm sure we've got a lot more female-identifying or non binary individuals here who love the outdoors, and might have some experiences they'd like to share. If so, I'd absolutely love to hear from you. These triggers might occur while you're out doing fieldwork, or while you're hiking or enjoying the outdoors in any other way.

You can listen to the podcast here:

Any feedback whatsoever will be very, very welcome.Thanks so much in advance,

Hannah

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Wildlife Biologist/Communications Specialist, Song & Dance Communications

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Wildlife Biologist/Communications Specialist, Song & Dance Communications

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Hannah Mulvany

Wildlife Biologist/Communications Specialist, Song & Dance Communications

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