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We are celebrating Earth Day at a time when our environmental and public health agencies are at severe risk from the Trump Republicans (see my last post). Moreover, we are witnessing multi-pronged right-wing attacks on science. The Trump Administration’s massive proposed cuts in research funding and questioning the validity of science underscore the dangerous territory … Continue reading Luna Leopold: A Visionary in Water Resource Management

The election of Donald Trump will have lasting repercussions. And as a member of a generation that will have to deal with the fallout of Trump’s policies for a lifetime, I think it’s important to stress just how consequential these next four years will be, especially as it relates to climate change and social justice. Indeed, … Continue reading Climate Justice in the “Trumpocene”

This article originally appeared on the Aldo Leopold Foundation‘s blog, Building a Land Ethic: A blog for our Thinking Community. Working as an Education and Outreach Fellow at the Aldo Leopold Foundation, I had the opportunity to work in the Leopold archives and write periodically for our blog. The focus on celebrating the United Nations’ International Year … Continue reading Lessons from Coon Valley: The Importance of Collaboration in Watershed Management