Speaker Update: Radical Farmer Randy Ramsley
Students on our Colorado Plateau Semester course know Randy Ramsley well. He has built a vibrant farm on some very rough land near Hanksville, Utah. Agricultural experts told him it
Michaela Brumbaugh: A Testimonial, a Journal Entry, and a Poem
WRFI loves receiving updates from our alumni! It’s particularly meaningful to hear about how their courses have impacted their lives once they’re back at home. Michaela is a University of
Ben Schubert: Life After WRFI
WRFI loves hearing about our alumni’s adventures after their course. Ben Schubert was a student on 2012’s Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons and Cultures course. This excerpt from an e-mail he
Colorado Plateau Naturalist of the Day Excerpt
On the Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons and Cultures course, students take turns being the Naturalist of the Day, writing down their observations of the natural and cultural history of the
Issue Update: Northern Cheyenne honor their ancestors’ journey
CASEY PAGE/Gazette Staff. Fort Robinson Outbreak Spiritual runners make their way down Highway 212 between Lame Deer and Busby on Monday, Jan. 14, 2013. 2 hours ago • By LORNA THACKERAY/Billings Gazette The
Energy, Water, and Power on the Colorado Plateau – High Country News
Producing more power means using more water NEWS – By Judith Lewis Mernit Locked up inside the 6 million years of sediment that makes up the Green River Formation, which extends across