Hey everyone, welcome back to the Outdoor Biz Podcast and Episode 408 with Elisabeth Brentano, brought to you this week by Four Wheel Campers.
Elisabeth is a writer, photographer, and producer based in Southern California. Her wanderlust has taken her worldwide to capture travel and environmental stories. And as much as she loves shooting natural wonders in far-flung places, these days, she prefers road-tripping through the last remaining patches of the Wild West.
Her love for travel and nature shines through in her work for tourism bureaus, environmental nonprofits, and publishers, and she’s also worked with global brands like Adobe, Marriott, and Samsung. Her goal is to push her clients to invest in more purposeful projects, and she is always looking for ways to incorporate sustainability and conservation practices into her commercial work.
Brought to you this week by Four Wheel Campers
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Show Notes
[00:00:40] Elizabeth Brentano: Writer, photographer, producer, sustainability advocate.
[00:05:23] Switching from TV to blogging for success.
[00:06:37] Betrayed by boss, but blessing in disguise.
[00:12:12] Kind people went crazy, air travel changed.
[00:14:56] The Tourism industry embraces responsible recreation, and non-profits.
[00:16:48] Pitched project to gear company, discussed ROI.
[00:22:26] Asked to join ambassador team, enthusiastic partnership.
[00:25:02] Organizing media for promotional events, documenting with photos, blogs, and sharing.
[00:26:43] Dan and Melanie help organize events together.
[00:30:20] Improving outdoor experience with customizable truck campers.
[00:33:11] Installing wildlife-friendly fencing, removing barbed wire fencing for Pronghorn and deer safety. Possible additional fire pits and previous erosion control and trash pickup efforts. March deadline.
[00:37:15] Budget-friendly water filter for backpackers, highly recommended.
[00:40:54] Consider impact; support brands doing real work.
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