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Students plant trees Five students braved cool, wet spring weather and mud to and BLM staff to plant native trees and shrubs along the Dolores River.
Dott discusses Dolores River flows on KSJD Professor of Biology Cynthia Dott was about the effects of high water releases from McPhee Reservoir on riparian health on the Dolores River.
Brandt & Fitzgerald interview Professor of Gender & Sexuality Studies Keri Brandt and Professor of Sociology Janine Fitzgerald, both ranchers,which raises food from dead soil, on the Radio Cafe's "Down to Earth" podcast.
New program brings themes and meaning to general education courses What are those state-required general education classes good for, anyway? Starting this fall, Fort Lewis College students will be able to find out – and earn a valuable credential at the same time.