The man who wants to bring inner-city kids into the wild

The Washington Post 2015-10-04

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Elwood York is the first African American leader of wilderness programs for the U.S. Forest Service. As a former corrections official, he has made it his mission to help inner-city youths get a taste of nature for hobbies and job opportunities.
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