It's Earth Day, and we're actually doing something about it — kind of. Misha and Emily lace up their sneakers (after some serious foot-dragging and one ill-timed hammer) for a run through the Los Padres National Forest. But what starts as a casual Earth Day jog turns into a real conversation about what's happening to America's national forests right now — and why it should scare all of us. The Trump administration has quietly closed regional offices across the country's national forest system, shut down research stations studying wildfire risk and climate change, and rolled back protections against logging on public lands. These forests take generations to grow — and we could lose them in a fraction of that time. This is one of those slow-moving emergencies that gets drowned out by the daily chaos. We're talking about it anyway. 🌲 What's happening to our National Forests? - Regional forest offices across the U.S. have been closed - Wildfire and climate research stations have been s...