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Nature’s Classroom: In our Own Backyard
Within easy reach of mountain, ocean and desert, the University of Redlands sits in a geographic sweet spot. Beyond the…
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The Paleoclimatologist
In a mountain meadow at Big Bear, Hillary Jenkins and her students are working to predict the long term effects…
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Damilola Eyelade ‘12 MS GIS: Returning Water to the Aquifer
Water impacts us a lot,” says Damilola Eyelade ’12 MS GIS. “It’s all around us, but sometimes we neglect to…
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The Botanist: Q&A with Tim Krantz
Nobody knows the plants of the San Bernardino Mountains better than Tim Krantz, and he’s committed to their conservation. A…
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Torrie Brandon ‘16: Connecting Students with Conservation
Though she grew up in nearby Yucaipa, Torrie Brandon ’16 only discovered the preserve at Oak Glen while volunteering as…
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Katie Heer ‘10: Protecting the Inland Empire’s Natural Resources
People don’t understand how much to water,” says Katie Heer ’10. “Even when we’re not in a drought people overwater…
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The Astronomer: Q&A with Tyler Nordgren
Light pollution is making the stars less and less visible in the Inland Empire. That’s a problem, says Tyler Nordgren,…
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The Marine Biologist
Lei Lani Stelle has logged hundreds of hours tracking whales and dolphins off the coast of Southern California to better…
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Georgia Tunioli ‘13: Keeping the Bay Clean
For Georgia Tunioli ’13, her revelation about climate change came early, in 5th grade, when her teacher introduced the concept…