From beating the heat to staying safe on the water and around wildlife, this episode is all about making the most of summer outdoors. Brooke also shares a personal update on stepping away from social media and why being present matters more than producing content.

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Not all landscapes are created equal. In this episode, Rebecca joins us to discuss the importance of native plants, how they support wildlife and pollinators, and why working with nature, can create healthier, more resilient landscapes.

Whether you live Florida or elsewhere, you'll find inspiration to reconnect your yard with the natural world around it.

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Life on the land, raising a family, and protecting Florida’s future - Gretchen Hoke of RainFrog Ranch joins Trail to Tide to talk about building a life rooted in purpose.

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In this episode of Trail to Tide, I sit down with Alex Freeze, a 7th generation Floridian and Corridor Connect Director for the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation. We talk about the importance of staying connected to wild Florida, the role of storytelling in conservation, some amazing progress being made by the work of the Foundation in conjunction with some unlikely partnerships, and what's at stake as the state continues to grow. A conversation about perspective, purpose, hope, and why getting outside matters more than ever.

Rebecca doesn't just spend time outside, she lives for it. Whether she's solo camping, exploring with her daughters, or adventuring with other like-minded women, she embraces every moment with intention and passion. As a photographer, she captures what many of us miss... the feeling, the freedom, and the beauty of real Florida. She has a vast knowledge of outdoor gems that even some who have been born and raised in Florida may have never heard of, let alone explored. In this episode of Trail to Tide, we dive into her spirit of adventure, her love for the outdoors, and why saying yes to the moment matters more than ever.

On this episode of Trail to Tide, Leiza Fitzgerald joins me to talk about what's happening behind the scenes in Florida fishery conservation and why it matters more than ever. As Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Florida STAR Director, she's on the front lines fighting for the future of our waters and inspiring the next generation to get involved.

From raising two boys as a single mom, to becoming a leader in the outdoor industry, her story is as powerful as the mission she represents.

Kaylyn Glenn is a 10th generation Floridian, conservationist and python hunter working to protect the wild places that define Old Florida. From tracking invasive pythons in the Everglades to hunting gators in remote swamps, Kaylyn spends her days deep in the state's most untamed landscapes. What makes her story even more unique is that she's doing it all as a mom. In this episode, we talk about growing up with deep Florida roots, why controlling invasive species matters, and what it looks like to raise kids immersed in the wildlife and wild spirit of Florida.

In this episode, Brooke sits down with Florida native Elizabeth Bland, hunter and Florida Chapter President of American Daughters of Conservation (ADC). Elizabeth shares how her connection to the outdoors and some misconceptions around dog hunting helped shape her passion for conservation. They also discuss what ADC is all about, as well as the unique Ladies Outdoor Skills Training (LOST) that Elizabeth created and how it is helping women build confidence and practical skills in the outdoors.

This episode is all about stewardship, education and empowering more women to connect with the outdoors.