All in environment
“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.
Our society must adapt to our shrinking water resources. On one hand, we can put our rivers under control of the government. On the other, we can put them under control of private investors. Opinion by Henry Frech. Photo by Katalin Lazar.
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.
ReTree SLC is looking for volunteers to plant thousands of trees after the devastating windstorm this fall. Video and story by Henry Frech.
Since we’ve been going to school online, Katie has noticed that the air in the Salt Lake Valley seems cleaner. Does less driving result in a better environment? Katie interviews Carmen Valdez, Grassroots Coordinator at HEAL Utah, to find out.
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.
Climate change is already causing changes to plants and animals. Science predicts things will get worse if we don’t change. Photo of Provedencía de Dotá in the Irazu Valley, Costa Rica by Lilly Lyon. Story by Xander Whipple.
“The students here at Judge are helping us look through these photos,” Austin Green said. “They’re helping us identify what they see in the camera. And every single time they click ‘identify’ on their computer, they’re sending a data record to our data sheet and basically getting us one step closer to our goal.”
