In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Sergio Avila, a biologist, (recovering) conservationist, and runner. Sergio has dedicated his life to studying and protecting the ecosystems of North America, particularly the Sonoran Desert.
During the interview, Sergio shares his experiences as a scientist and conservationist, as well as his passion for running. He discusses how his love for nature, history and the environment has driven him to pursue a career in science and conservation.
In this episode, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation and the role of science in telling better stories to protect our planet.
You can find Sergio on instagram as @sergio_concolor
Sergio Avila is a Mexican-born wildlife biologist. He has lived and worked in Tohono O’odham and Yaqui lands (Tucson, Arizona) since 2004. He has led collaborative efforts on connectivity for wildlife, habitat restoration, and public education in the U.S. southwest and northwest Mexico.
His focus is to support Chapter staff and volunteers engaged in outings programs, with the mission to connect all people with the natural world and with the Sierra Club, by maintaining and enhancing diversified, superior, volunteer-run outdoor activies that support the Sierra Club’s conservation mission.
You can reach Sergio on his instagram page.
OUR HOST: ALEX DICKINSON
Alex Dickinson is a writer, runner, and a yoga and meditation teacher. He approaches running and yoga practice with a similar mindset—as ways to connect mind and body, explore internal and external landscapes, and simply feel better. He finds the pairing of the pursuits is greater than the sum of its parts. It’s his mission to share the gifts of these practices fairly and equitably, with a great deal of respect for the roots of the practice and those who have passed it down the generations.
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