Party Time! by Andi Fichtelberg
Going Number 2 is something that reminds us that we are all human. We don’t think about it much, it is just a part of life. Personally, I prefer my
Finding My “Why” by Chloe Dougherty
Throughout my first semester of college, I kept having a gut feeling that I was not on the right path. Following this feeling, I switched my major to Environmental Science
I Didn’t Think My Majors Fit Into Environmental Ethics – Until WRFI by Jess Randall
Hey everyone, my name is Jess Randall (she/her), and I’m a Biology and Global Health double-major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Before this summer, I never imagined myself taking a
Water’s Guide to Life by Tatum McGee
Never in my life have I seen water so crystal clear as my time here in Montana. It was almost unnoticeable when you put a hand in the water except
Through the Eyes of Montana by Bella Vargo
Before joining the WRFI Environmental Ethics course I viewed Climate Change and challenges posed to Earth from the little corner of my world. I could watch nature documentaries about brush
My WRFI Extravaganza by Nathaniel Schulz
Being on this trip taught me the importance of being in place. Looking at nature through a picture is never the same as experiencing it firsthand. Before this trip, it
Views, Views, Views by Dani Jonker
Hi, my name is Dani, I use they/them pronouns and I am on the Environmental Ethics course. Today, we backpacked out of the Bob Marshall Wilderness after spending 7 nights
Waters We Cannot Lose: Lessons from the Blackfeet Nation for the Future of Punjab (The Land of Five Rivers) by Amneet Kaur
When I first started my course, I thought my biggest takeaway would be environmental issues in Montana. I didn’t expect that being in the Blackfeet reservation would take me back
Glacier National Park – The Beauty and Significance by Nikodem Sienczewski
Hello! My name is Nikodem Sienczewski, and I am an upcoming Junior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison majoring in Environmental Studies and minoring in Archaeology. I grew up most of
Flora, Fauna, and Ethics by Megan Johnson
Hi everyone! My name is Megan and I am a senior at University of Wisconsin-Madison studying Economics and Environmental Studies. For the last couple of weeks I have been engaging