Land trusts, non-profit organizations that buy or protect land from development, have amassed millions of acres across the country over the past few decades, including thousands of acres in southern Indiana. The land’s to remain untouched in perpetuity, or “forever,” something that’s legally binding. But what exactly does “forever” mean? WFIU’s Daniel Robison reports.
Daniel started as WFIU's Assistant News Director in July 2008. He graduated with a B.A. in history in 2007 and earned an M.A. in journalism two years later.
Daniel hosts Ask the Mayor weekly and the occasional Noon Edition. He also hosts Morning Edition on Thursdays, sleepily.
Daniel's beats include everything News Director Stan Jastrzebski wants him to cover. And it feels strange to type biography of myself in the third person like this. So that's that.
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