All in outdoors
“The trip is to give kids an opportunity to see what we're learning about in class,” Dr. Dasch said, “to snorkel, to see the ecological structure of the ocean, as well as have a better understanding of some of the problems that the ocean is facing.” By Olivia Cowan and Sam Oswald.
In episode of Ski Nation Presents: Avy Patrol, Jace Holmes and Grace Sherman, who are new to the world of backcountry, unpack this year’s snowpack by discussing the present dangers of the snow conditions with Fred Duberow, a backcountry ski-enthusiast and avalanche survivor, who has been touring in the Wasatch for over 40 years.
Do you know what bioluminescence is? How about zooplankton? The Oceanography learned all about these and lots of other things on their recent field trip. by Katie Harston.
More than 307 million people visited national parks in 2015, according to statistics released by the NPS, breaking its previous record of 292.8 million set in 2014. If Zion National Park in Utah is any indication, attendance at the nation’s sixth most popular park is on pace to be at an all-time high again this year. The Bulldog Press visited the park to find out the impact that all of these visitors are having on this fragile ecosystem.
