Episode notes
On this episode of Appalachian Livin’, we talk to Maria Gunnoe via video call.
Maria is a well known as a local advocate from Boone County, West Virginia. Her family has lived in they West Virginia Mountains for generations. So, of course, she comes from a long line of coal miners. During this episode we talk about our collective experiences as local, environmental advocates in an extraction state. We talk about our love for the mountains and the choices of living here, that we all have to make. We recorded this before the holidays, so keep that in mind. Thanks os much for listening!!
Maria Gunnoe’s Honors and Appearances
- In 2005, Gunnoe received the Environmental Courage Award from the
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