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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2025 · 51 MIN

"Crossings" by Ben Goldfarb

from Northwest Passages Book Club · host The Spokesman-Review

Join us for replay of  Spokesman-Review Northwest Passages conversation with Ben Goldfarb, author of the New York Times bestseller "Crossings" from Sept. 21, 2023.In this engaging event, we'll delve into the world of animal migrations, conservation, and the challenges they face. In his compelling book, he examines our dependence on highways and roads as an environmental concern as well as a social one. "Crossings" explores the incredible journeys of wildlife as they traverse diverse landscapes. From salmon's epic migrations to the monarch butterflies' incredible feats, Goldfarb's book highlights the struggles and successes of these creatures in adapting to changing environments.During this live event, Ben Goldfarb will share insights into the obstacles these animals encounter and the innovative conservation efforts aimed at protecting them. He's a dedicated advocate for preserving ecosystems, making this conversation a valuable opportunity to discuss pressing environmental issues. In this special conversation, celebrate wildlife resilience and explore ways to foster coexistence with nature. Whether you're an environmental enthusiast or just curious about the natural world, this event promises an enriching experience.

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