Glacier National Park – The Beauty and Significance by Nikodem Sienczewski

September 15, 2025

Environmental Ethics

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

Feeling the Glacier, Rethinking the Lab by Vivian Farber

August 27, 2025

Environmental Ethics

Science is a concept I have loved since I was a kid. I love the clear structure, organization, and answers. I figured that my future career would be just that,

Licking Glaciers by Cadyn Pitner

July 24, 2025

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Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries

As I sit here at the top of Jumbo Pass Lodge, I look in front of me and see the glacier I licked yesterday. Ten miles away and an elevation

There is Comfort in the Known by Maggie Kelly

July 16, 2025

Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries

The golden rays of the setting sun peek through the branches of the trees as I sit beside the river. The water rushes by, flowing over rocks in waves of

What is Your Medicine? by Anna Fox

July 16, 2025

Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries

Growing up, my idea of medicine was prompted by a reluctant swallow of an alarmingly pink-red liquid, magically changing the inner workings of my body as a young girl. This

A Tarnished Gem: Reflections on American National Parks by Olivia Utley

July 16, 2025

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Wild Rockies: Conservation Across Boundaries

As a kid growing up on the Oregon coast, much of my free time consisted of poking slugs among the Douglas fir and gazing endlessly at tide pool creatures among

“Farming into the Apocalypse:” A Day at Jen Hart-Mann’s Farm in Anton Chico by Parker Friday

July 2, 2025

Southwest Climate Studio Art

On Day Three of our Southwest Climate Studio Art course, we had the opportunity to visit the farm of Jeanette (Jen) Hart-Mann in Anton Chico. Alongside her farming work, Jen

Controlled vs. Wild: A Creative Exploration of Ecosystem Struggle by Kate Tarrence

June 30, 2025

Southwest Climate Studio Art

Through the Southwest Climate Studio Art course with WRFI I had so many meaningful experiences out in the field, all of which expanded my understanding of climate change through the

Perseverance On the Colorado Plateau by Jonathan Robinson

June 16, 2025

Colorado Plateau

The Colorado Plateau, with its unforgiving terrain and dry, arid landscape, is not a place many people would think to inhabit. Despite this, many people have successfully called the Colorado

The Painful Truth of America’s Colonization by Maya Hesse

May 23, 2025

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Colorado Plateau

We were sitting at our campsite, cradled between the beehive domes of the Navajo sandstone, eating warm bowls of tortilla soup. As the sun slowly sank behind the smooth rocks,

Glacier National Park – The Beauty and Significance by Nikodem Sienczewski

Feeling the Glacier, Rethinking the Lab by Vivian Farber

Licking Glaciers by Cadyn Pitner

There is Comfort in the Known by Maggie Kelly

What is Your Medicine? by Anna Fox

A Tarnished Gem: Reflections on American National Parks by Olivia Utley

“Farming into the Apocalypse:” A Day at Jen Hart-Mann’s Farm in Anton Chico by Parker Friday

Controlled vs. Wild: A Creative Exploration of Ecosystem Struggle by Kate Tarrence

Perseverance On the Colorado Plateau by Jonathan Robinson

The Painful Truth of America’s Colonization by Maya Hesse

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