Over the past three weeks, we’ve learned from the stories of the land and its stewards. The land’s stories are not always as straightforward as the humans’ stories. We’ve played
I am sitting overlooking Shoshone lake in south Yellowstone National Park. We are in the second of three weeks and on our second backcountry camping trek. The lake has been
Our first interaction with Eric Kalsta was waving at a stranger on the road in the coolest, most compact, one-person ATV I had ever seen. Lo and behold, that ATV
Hiking into the Snowcrest mountain range, with its willow filled wetlands and rolling hills that soar up into towering mountains was a beautiful experience for everyone in the Restoration Ecology
Step 1: Find a Place to Build a(n Analog) Dam Beaver Dam Analogs (or BDA for short) are what the WRFI Restoration Ecology Section 2 students set out to build.
Erik Kalsta’s ranch was unlike any other place I’d seen in Montana. The dirty and light brown sand and short stubby shrubs decorating the property’s ground resembled a desert in
This morning, we had woken up at 4 am at the Rainbow Point Campground near West Yellowstone. We did this so we could make a 2-hour drive into Yellowstone so
On Friday, June 20th, our third day of the course, we were all lucky enough to join Trout Unlimited and the U.S. Forest Service on one of their restoration projects
Midway through my WRFI trip, our group spent a night at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. After we made dinner and watched a spectacular sunset, one of my peers