Teton Science Schools' Graduate Program
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By Aliesje King,
Graduate Student
Amazing, I survived my first semester (or what-have-you) of my graduate education. This includes taking my first science test in ten years, a wondrous trip to a cabin (not-my-own) in the woods with my fellow classmates and instructors, and successfully completing my first scientific research compilation and presentation—–water quality analysis, baby! Read the rest of this entry »
By Derek Meier,
Graduate Student
The day was quite warm—if you are used to Jackson winters. The sky was blotched with blue and white with a few stray stellar dendrites floating down landing on our clothes allowing a quick inspection of these delicate intricacies before being blown away. Our graduate class was out with a local avalanche expert Ron Matous to learn about the snow pack, avalanche safety, and instructional strategies regarding snow science. Read the rest of this entry »
Title: Mardy Murie: An Inspiring Woman
Show Description:Mardy Mrie led a fascinating and inspiring life. Listen to, feel moved, and find a role mdoel for all who find value and solace in the natural world.
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By Heather Ristow,
Graduate Student
Solitude.
It creeps into the spaces between stillness and silence, framed by snow-covered branches in aspen groves. It seeps into my cells with each step that I take deeper into the forest, away from cabin warmth and human merriment. Read the rest of this entry »
Title: A Half-day of Winter Exploration in Grand Teton National Park
Show Description:Winter is an amazing season to explore Grand Teton National Park. A snowshoe to Taggart Lake will open your eyes to the powerful elements of change at work on this unique landscape.
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