Bob Hoehne's guest appearances

Bob Hoehne

Conservation Today

Anthology for the People

John Hunter

Peter Taylor

David Douglas

Scott McKain

Pat Quinn

Chris Rush

Daniel Robertson

Janet Moore

Bob Allen

Kyle Reed

Al Walker

Patrick Starnes

Phil Harding

Josh Laughlin

Will Falk

OwlTail

Just by listening to Bob's voice, you can already hear the wisdom and experiences that sit behind it. Bob grew up on a farm and tells a classic tale of traveling the country, living on farms, and working with his hands. Later in his life, he put his outdoor skills to use as he was hired by a conservation group where he would then work on projects such as containing invasive moth species by trapping and moving them. Listen in to hear about Bob's deep connection to nature and his passion for conservation work.

<p>Just by listening to Bob's voice, you can already hear the wisdom and experiences that sit behind it. Bob grew up on a farm and tells a classic tale of traveling the country, living on farms, and working with his hands. Later in his life, he put his outdoor skills to use as he was hired by a conservation group where he would then work on projects such as containing invasive moth species by trapping and moving them. Listen in to hear about Bob's deep connection to nature and his passion for conservation work.</p>

Story 15 - Bob Hoehne

Bob Hoehne, chair of the Umpqua Watersheds Wilderness Committee, talks all things wilderness. Bob has been fighting for wilderness protections since the Umpqua Wilderness Defenders days in the mid 80's. He tells us about the three existing designated wilderness on the Umpqua, and why these are so important for ecology, science, and fisheries. Bob talks about other road-less areas on the Umpqua that should be designated wilderness in the near future.

Umpqua Wilderness by Bob Hoehne