Jaguar conservation in Bolivia & bat conservation in Texas with National Geographic explorer, Sundance supported film maker and activist, Elizabeth Unger.

Elizabeth Unger is a Missoula based Nat Geo explorer, Sundance supported film maker and activist, who finds herself drawn to challenging, immersive, and impact-driven projects that can break through the boundaries set in her own mind.Elizabeth has worked and traveled across all seven continents. Her award-winning feature directorial debut, TIGRE GENTE, world premiered at Tribeca in 2021, screened at more than 35 film festivals internationally, and will be broadcast by National Geographic this year. Liz Unger is the director of BATSIES - a short film featured in the 2023 International Wildlife Film Festival selections. BATSIES examines two women’s tender relationship with an animal that’s quintessentially feared and loathed: the bat. Sara Weaver and Sarah Fritts are best friends and ecologists who are leading bat conservation efforts in Texas.STREAM the show LIVE every Sunday evening from 6-7 MST at Trail1033.comListen to the premier locally (Missoula area) on the Trail 103.3 FM.Show archive, pictures & information on our outreach programs can be found at TrailLessTraveled.net Please support our educational outreach programs and help keep the podcast ad-free by donating a few dollars each month via Patreon.com/TrailLessTraveled Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.