Gianna Andrews: In Motion in Roundup
Our world is constantly in motion, just as quick as the wheels on our bicycles as we pedaled into Roundup yesterday evening. However, it seems that society is having difficulty
Ruth Crystal: Eyeing the Storm
As the winds died down, and the sun began to poke its head over the Eastern horizon, our group of eleven began to stir. Unzipping the rain fly, our eyes
Whitney Beadle: Saving a lot by using a little
The powerful presence of the coal plant on Billings was impossible to miss. Foreboding coal stacks dominated the skyline as we arrived yesterday and immediately ignited my prejudice towards the
Sam Grossman: A Strenuous Solstice
After three informative, if a bit restless days in Billings, Day Four of Cycle The Rockies finally marked the beginning of our bike tour across Montana! Although we arrived here
Riley Conway: Where can I charge my phone?
In the first couple days, of what will be the longest bike ride of my life to date, I am quickly realizing the difference between what I need and want.
Alumni Update: Cory Zyla, Cycle the Rockies 2008
WRFI loves hearing about our alumni’s adventures after their course. Cory Zyla was a student on 2008′s Cycle the Rockies: Energy and Climate Change in Montana course. This excerpt from
Issue Update: Montanans Testify about Coal Train Impacts
Students from Cycle the Rockies will remember Ressa Charter, the latest of the great conservation activists from the Charter family, who host us on their ranch north of Billings. Ressa traveled to
Issue Update: Colleges and Universities De-Funding Fossil Fuel Industries
This encouraging word comes from the Association for Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. AASHE is a great organization to keep tabs on for study, work, and issue advocacy opportunities.
Issue Update: Senator Tester and the Hunters
Interesting natural resource politics in one of the crucial senate races in the West. Check out the comments below for a very lively interaction between the author and several activist