National park leader Walt Dabney to headline conservation film and discussion series in North Dakota
Few people have walked the paths of America’s public lands as deeply as Walt Dabney. From Yellowstone to the Everglades, he’s spent a lifetime protecting the places that define the nation’s natural heritage. This month, Dabney brings that experience to North Dakota for a three-city film and discussion series honoring the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt and the enduring value of conservation. It’s a chance to hear from a voice shaped by the parks themselves—and to reflect on how we care for them next. For more details on the opportunity to join the discussion, visit SavorMinot.com.
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