Ponderings on the Sweet Screams of the Woodhouse Toads by Phia Swart
As I sit writing this the waning gibbous just less than full rises gold in the East, fighting through a haze of clouds. We are expecting storms but rain in
Colorado Plateau: Lessons Learned by Nick Palandech
I recall learning about Wild Rockies Field Institute in my first class in college ever, I couldn’t resist testing myself and my limits; I needed something outside of a classroom.
Malia Bertelsen: Public lands in Which Public Hands?
In the distance are two small buttes that protrude from the gently curved ground covered in sagebrush and juniper. These are the Bears Ears. Driving up several days later, we
2019 Colorado Plateau Final Presentation
The Colorado Plateau is in many ways, a region on the edge. College students from around the country have joined the Wild Rockies Field Institute to explore how the region’s
Ada Dunkley: Sense of Place on Sacred Lands
According to Barry Lopez, “querencia” is a term that “refers to a place on the ground where one feels secure, a place from which one’s strength of character is drawn”.
Anna Favour: Horseshoe Canyon as a Canvas
“Our place is part of what we are. Yet even a “place” has a kind of fluidity; it passes through space and time… A place will have been grasslands, then