Category: Fellows

By: Erin McCready I always did something I was a little not ready to do. I think that’s how you grow.                                                                    -Marissa Mayer, CEO

By: Angelia Lane   The Belize project seems to be gaining momentum every day. In case you haven’t been able to follow our progress thus far,

By: Angelia Lane Friday, September 11, 2015 After multiple truck rides, bus rides, and hitchhiking in a rice delivery truck, Sarah and I finished our pilots

By: Matt Luizza   Two weeks ago marked only the second time I have flown over Alaska’s Yukon Flats. During this brief flight, I was again

By: Angelia Lane Thursday, August 13, 2015 It has been a whirlwind of two months since moving to Belize. We have met an incredible amount of

By: Howard Hallman   My Fellows Project is to create a volunteer forest monitoring program tailored to Summit County, Colorado. I am assisted by a core

By: Retta Bruegger If you had asked me a few years back to visualize my life in in the future, dissecting a sage-grouse gizzard while the

The simple task of understanding “who’s doing what where” in collaborative conservation turns out to be not that simple after all. And how does the

By Anna Mangan   When I tell people I’m doing field work on the ecology of song birds, I like to think that they imagine

 By: Michael Verdone The Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) mechanism was created in 2005 to conserve forest carbon stocks in addition to