Beth Pratt and I meet for the first time at an Agoura Hills trailhead early on a Sunday morning. The one concealed by the monumental infrastructure project she’s spearheading. Which, as she gets out of her sensible all-wheel-drive SUV, stuffed with boxes of books, pamphlets, and life-size mountain lion cutouts, feels somewhat off-brand. She lives near Yosemite National Park, is a staffer at the nonprofit National Wildlife Federation, and studie…
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