Audio Squad: "The Land Ethic"
Channel: BR34DSQUAD
Date: 2018-05-01

CONTENT WARNING: The first 2 minutes contain a clinical description of fictional hanging from the Odyssey. These first 2 minutes can be skipped with little lost.

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Script: 
(Intro by Adriana): Following is a reading of Aldo Leopold's "The Land Ethic" which is an excerpt from his book: "A Sand County Almanac". This is brought to you by Breadworks, and I am Adriana.

(Land Ethic, link provided as the contents are long): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tTo0XB24RyB12fOfY4vzU79ECniQ4tDp/view

(Outro by Adriana): That was Aldo Leopold's "Land Ethic". It has quite a few ramifications today in terms of how we see as a community rather than a commodity. 

It holds value in that sense. There are some areas where it doesn't hold up so well, and it comes from a very western perspective so it feels hindered by that. 

It was written in the 1940's, but still, even for its time, it was quite ahead of how we think of things-in terms of that western perspective as I mentioned. 

Hopefully you enjoyed it! This has been Breadworks, and I am Adriana.