A Rough Night Turned Golden by Tyler Brett
On day thirteen, I woke up early with a sciatic flare up. I must’ve been sleeping in a bad position and shifted my lower back. I’m used to these flare
Up in the Hills by Susie Plunkett
Erik Kalsta’s ranch was unlike any other place I’d seen in Montana. The dirty and light brown sand and short stubby shrubs decorating the property’s ground resembled a desert in
Wolves by Riley Wheaton
This morning, we had woken up at 4 am at the Rainbow Point Campground near West Yellowstone. We did this so we could make a 2-hour drive into Yellowstone so
Licking Glaciers by Cadyn Pitner
As I sit here at the top of Jumbo Pass Lodge, I look in front of me and see the glacier I licked yesterday. Ten miles away and an elevation
Not So Far From Home by Samuel Tyrrel
I laughed with Stella as we sat in her mountain log home. You might not see the underlying resemblance between the older woman sitting my opposite, but together we shared
Orange Antics: A 4am Adventure by Sidney Edwards
Alarms were set for 4 am, but the rustling started at 3:45 am. The opportunity to see Yellowstone wolves that morning motivated us to pack up camp quicker than ever
Rocky River Restoration by Quinn Bransfield
On Friday, June 20th, our third day of the course, we were all lucky enough to join Trout Unlimited and the U.S. Forest Service on one of their restoration projects
Experiencing a Ranch for the First Time by Maisie Wellman
When we arrived at Eric Kalsta’s ranch, it gave a false impression. It was hot and heavily covered in mosquitoes. But once the sun started to set and it cooled
Sunset at Red Rock Lakes by Maggie O’Shea
Midway through my WRFI trip, our group spent a night at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. After we made dinner and watched a spectacular sunset, one of my peers
Small Acts or Sordid Consequences by Adena Saigh
I looked out across the vast landscape and saw the three remaining glaciers, each pouring into strong veins of water before converging. I sat and stared, admiring the beauty of