Anna Robinson: Music, Thru-hiking, and Salmon
About this episode
Interview with musician, fisheries project manager, and long trail thru-hiker Anna Robinson. In this episode we talk about Anna’s path towards nature connection and music and how she has fused those two passions. We also discuss her growth as a project manager in the fisheries industry volunteering and educating about the importance of the health of our fisheries ecosystems, especially those related to salmon. Anna recounts her decision to hike the Appalachian Trail with her dog and some of the adventures she had during that experience. Anna explains how the natural world informs her music and gives us a sneak peak at her latest adventure hiking the Continental Divide Trail with her friend Emalee and playing music at venues along the way.
Connect:
Anna Robinson Music Facebook Page
Book Recommendations:
My Life in Dog Years, by Gary Paulsen
Aldo Leopold Essay, Thinking Like a Mountain
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