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How can music propel environmental action?

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Learn how US charity, Sustain Music & Nature, harnesses the emotional hook of music and cultural capital of musicians to generate new fans for land conservation. Geography alumna Betsy Mortensen (MPhil 2010) and co-founder, Harrison Goodale, will share insights and music videos featuring their work across America’s National Parks, Wildlife Refuges and Forests.

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