Journalist, professor and environmentalist Leslie Poole discusses her feature story: To Preserve and Protect — a snapshot of the crossroads Florida's environment is currently facing.
Leslie Poole is an associate professor of environmental studies at Rollins College in Winter Park. She’s a fourth-generation Floridian who focuses her research on how grassroots activists, particularly women, have fought to save the state’s natural beauty and resources.
Keep an eye out for Leslie's latest book, Tracing Florida Journeys: Explorers, Travelers and Landscapes Then and Now. It will be co-published by the University Press of Florida and Florida Humanities and released in Spring 2024.
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Journalist, professor and environmentalist Leslie Poole discusses her feature story: To Preserve and Protect — a snapshot of the crossroads Florida's environment is currently facing.
Leslie Poole is an associate professor of environmental studies at Rollins College in Winter Park. She’s a fourth-generation Floridian who focuses her research on how grassroots activists, particularly women, have fought to save the state’s natural beauty and resources.
Keep an eye out for Leslie's latest book, Tracing Florida Journeys: Explorers, Travelers and Landscapes Then and Now. It will be co-published by the University Press of Florida and Florida Humanities and released in Spring 2024.
To read this story and receive the latest issue of FORUM magazine delivered to your door three times a year, consider becoming a Florida Humanities member: floridahumanities.org/membership.
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