Nate Hagens

We should do this where I live in Bend, Oregon or Topeka, Kansas or upstate New York.

What would you recommend to people to do to just get that started?

Yeah, I will, for interest in time, get to some of my closing questions.

So if you could take off your forestry and living systems hat just for a moment and put on your human hat, what sort of recommendations do you have to our viewers and listeners to deal with all the things discussed on this podcast?

Or is it all up to politicians and leaders?

What's your advice?

You have no idea how that resonates with me on this day, in this week.

So I'll follow that with a question.

Have you always felt that way?

Or was there a time in your life that you went through some of a phase shift, recollection, remembrance of humans as part of the web of life?

Or were you that way when you were eight?

I would just really love to visualize what are the, okay, so you've got new plants in your yard and things like that, but you mentioned some of the other creatures, like what do you see and what comes now that didn't used to?

Thank you.

What specific recommendations do you have for young humans?

You mentioned you have two children, but I don't know how old they are.

But what recommendations do you have for the listeners of this program and their teens and 20s who become aware of all the things?

That's a great answer.

I probably don't need to ask you the next question, but I will anyways.

What do you care most about in the world?

Hear, hear.