Creating Relationships with the Land by Emily DiGiacomo
The trailer rattled along the unpaved roads leading into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. It was the only thing breaking my trance as stands of Quaking aspen waved at the window
Finding Common Ground with Prairie Dogs by Wyatt Slack
Pack up, gear up, and a quick bicycle check up: the group got ready to leave. It was the first day on our bikes, from one ranch to the next.
Living What You Preach by Natalie Pycz
You’ve just woken up and you begin climbing out of your warm sleeping bag. You unzip your tent to be greeted by wet dewy grass and a valley that stretches
The Uphill Climb of Shifting to Renewable Energy by Ella Vander Velde
Coming from Illinois, I am not used to hills. I look ahead of my spinning front tire as the gravel road looms in front of me. From a distance, the
Truly Wild by Austin Edwards
Imagine you wake up in the early morning. The moon is still out with a bit of morning dew covering everything around you and the sun slowly starts to creep
A Hot Topic by Graham Stier
Excited anticipation built as I crept to the top of the final grassy hill before Deep Creek Canyon Pass. Up, over, and suddenly on the descent, a gust of wind
My guide to wellness outdoors by Sadie Eisner
My guide to wellness outdoors (for the mentally well or unwell) By Sadie Eisner (CXB ’23) For someone as cushioned in certain habits and material luxuries as I am, it
What’s Shaking in White Sulphur Springs? by Emma Hamilton
What’s Shaking in White Sulphur Springs? Embracing spontaneity to lever climate action By Emma Hamilton (CTR ’23) After a week of cycling across Montana, I left the Spa Hot Springs
Fire regimes in the Bob Marshall Wilderness by Abigail Boislard and Emma Kraus
As we trekked into the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area on the South Fork of Sun River Trail, dead, burnt trees were scattered across the landscape. Clearly, a high-severity fire had
Navigating Canyons and Career Paths by Sierra Deimling
The 10-mile hike out of Horseshoe Canyon lent ample time for reflection. Did I really just move my body over 50 miles through a crack in the earth with my