Sitting on top of a mountain examining the current effects of climate change on Montana’s landscapes isn’t a description of your typical environmental studies class. This experiential learning approach that

The Native Americans, along with other Aboriginal tribes around the globe, rely on their knowledge of and relationship with their local environment for subsistence, both physical and spiritual, called Traditional

After saying goodbye to the hot springs our muscles came to know and love, our group packed up and set forth on the 43-mile trek over to Townsend, Montana. The

Our two wheeled trek across the vast stretches of central Montana, and northward bound up The Rocky Mountain Front, eventually taking us into the belly of the beast that is

Hello everyone, My name is Ashton Lamb and I am a student at Colorado State University (CSU) studying Parks and Protected Area Management. Along with ten other students from around

The wakeup call was 6:30 this morning below Holder Dam on the mighty Missouri River near Wolf Creek, MT. Today marks the best I have felt at 6:30am on the

Today I woke up in the end zone of the Townsend Bulldogs. We were lucky enough to have the chance to set up camp at the local high school the

Surviving the stifling heat in Helena, Montana, spurred the WRFI cycling group into discussions about climate change and policy. In the meetings we attended today we were given glimpses of

Today, we had a greatly appreciated full day to rest our rears in White Sulfur Springs. Yesterday was easily our longest day in the saddle so far, and at just

I have never been so happy to see wind turbine after wind turbine standing still. Not a single breeze. Zilch wind. Nada. That fact became my mantra during our first