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This year, 11 Tribal Water Media fellows participated in the Tribal Water Media Fellowship Showcase. The fellowship provides students with the resources and opportunity to conduct their own research and create a multimedia project centered around water usage, water infrastructure, and desert communities.

History classes just got a little cozier on campus. Students are invited to pull up a chair and stoke their flame for studying the past at the HEARTH, also known as the History Education And Research Teaching Hub.

FLC's School of Business Administration hosted the 31st annual Southwest Economic Outlook. Though many presenters noted the local economy's rapid rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, they said the region must reckon with . 

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Heidi Steltzer, professor of Environment & Sustainability, , imploring water managers to ensure water is distributed equitably during this time of drought.

High Country News . Now a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wyoming, Ortega fondly recalled Jo, a celebrity ungulate whose migration data turned her into an internet sensation.

Greg LeBlanc (Biology, '13) has been , CO, home to Snowmass Ski Area.

Jenni Trujillo, dean of the School of Education, in order to address the teacher shortage.

Filmmaker, wilderness first responder, chef, professional snorkeler—river guides can wear more hats than just those floppy straw ones.

Ryan Evans (Business Administration, ‘03) has Having struck a deal with Ska Distribution, Evans hopes to take his business to the next level and bring Belgian-inspired beers to the Southwest.

Nate Peach, visiting assistant professor of Economics, Peach says that Durango’s workers will feel the impacts of rising gas prices the most.

Lucas Clancy (Biology, '19) and Josh Bonar (Biology, '19) recently completed training and earned permanent positions as District Wildlife Managers with Colorado Parks & Wildlife—a competitive job that requires applicants to score at the very top of their cohort on written and oral exams just to be considered for training.

With the uncertain future of water in the West looming, with the River Studies & Leadership Certificate and the Fort Lewis on the Water program.

Kaitlin Mattos, assistant professor of Environment & Sustainability, to the office culture in the United States. Work output, she says, could be maximized by exploring the intersection of sustainability and productivity.

In his time at Fort Lewis College, Lee Bits贸铆, former associate vice president for Diversity Affairs,