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Today’s guest on the Rights of the Salish Sea podcast is Will Falk. He is a biophilic writer and lawyer. He believes the intensifying destruction of the natural world is the most pressing issue confronting us today. Will recently completed his first book, How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem. For more about Rights of the Salish Sea, go to RightsOfTheSalishSea.org. Original music by Eric Freeman.

This week on the podcast is Kai Sanburn. Kai is an environmental activist and co-founder and board member of Community Rights San Juan Islands, working to advance the Rights of the Salish Sea. In 2014 she joined the Great March for Climate Action for portions of the walk from LA to DC, and first learned about Rights of Nature. To learn more about Rights of the Salish Sea go to RightsOfTheSalishSea.org. Original music by Eric Freeman.

We are happy to announce we are launching a podcast about The Rights of the Salish Sea. The podcast will officially launch the first week in January 2020 featuring an interview with Kai Sanburn, one of the founders of Community Rights San Juan Islands. The podcast is about the Rights of Nature, what Rights of Nature is, why we’re advancing the Rights of the Salish Sea, and how our effort here fits in with the global Rights of Nature movement. We’ll be talking with people involved in the movement, to talk about Rights of Nature, how their work has made an impact and the lessons we’ve learned. So join us in January! Podcast photo by Elisabeth Robson. Original music by Eric Freeman.