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Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons & Cultures
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Southwest Climate Studio Art: Change and Resilience in the American Southwest
(Spring Course)
Cycle the Rockies; Energy & Climate Change in MT
(Summer Course)
Environmental Ethics; Climate Change & Visions of a Sustainable Future
(Summer Course)
Montana Afoot and Afloat: Human/Land Relations
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Restoration Ecology in Greater Yellowstone
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Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries
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“More Fire, Less Ice” by Jack Whamond

July 11, 2022
  • Cycle the Rockies,
  • Fresh from the Field
“More Fire, Less Ice” was Daniel Lombardi’s summary of the effects of climate change in Glacier. Daniel is a Communications Specialist for Glacier National Park whom we met with to
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The Paradox of the Highlands By Sam Eberhard

July 29, 2021
  • Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries
I was up early. It was a cold morning at our camp in a high elevation meadow in the Snowcrest Mountains of Southwestern Montana. I greeted our ever-cheerful instructor Steve
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Fire is a major player in the climate-driven ecosystem changes occurring in Glacier National Park By Ben Carlson

July 16, 2021
  • Cycle the Rockies,
  • Fresh from the Field
As we arrived at our campsite in Glacier National Park after a breathtaking ride over Logan Pass on the Continental Divide, I felt as though I was home. Glacier’s ecosystem
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600 Miles Later…By Rachel French

July 15, 2021
  • Cycle the Rockies,
  • Fresh from the Field
Day 1, Mile 1. I already had a white knuckle grip on my handlebar when I saw a gory dead deer on the shoulder, blocking my path. My option was
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Beth Porter: Moonlighting as a Cyclist

July 29, 2017
  • Cycle the Rockies,
  • Fresh from the Field
As each member of our group clumsily hopped on their loaded bikes in Billings, eager and unprepared, and as we faced the many grueling miles we had ahead, the end
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  • Navigating Canyons and Career Paths by Sierra Deimling
  • The Line Between Two Worlds by Zoe Transtrum
  • Awesome Alumni: Ryder Burliss, Restoration Ecology 2019
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  • Value and Utility by Sydney Pastore

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WRFI connected me to some of the most thoughtful, creative, and empathetic people I’ve ever met—from instructors to students to guest speakers. It was a privilege to grow and learn within a close and supportive traveling community. I feel empowered to move into the world as someone who can contribute to a more just future. I will hold this experience with me always and continue to look to the lessons learned.

Eliza Donahue, Montana State University
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