Team Botswana! (from left: Molly, Sara, Sarah, Drew, Lindsey, Vince, Eoghan, Jordan, Ben, Elena, Amanda)
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As Associate Director of Student Programs, I work closely with Doug Milek to promote, lead, and develop Round River's student programs. I hold a BA from Dartmouth College, and a Masters in Anthropology from University of British Columbia. My time is split between leading programs in Namibia and the Taku, recruiting around the country, working from home in Squamish, British Columbia, and getting outside to climb, hike, and ski.
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- Namibia - Week 12 - By everyone May 10, 2012 Well, its over; our time in Nami...
- Namibia - Week 11 - By Cora and Sara May 9, 2012 By Cora Baker-Lietz (Gustavus C...
- Namibia Week 10 - By Emily & Lisa April 29, 2012 By Emily Seelen (Gustavus Coll...
- Namibia - Week 9 - By Lorna & Cora April 22, 2012 By Lorna Reimers ...
Our last few weeks together have been full of excitement. We spent the autumnal equinox scrambling over boulders, fording rivers, and celebrating Eli’...
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- Patagonia March 8th - 22nd (By Max Krieger) For the past few months the Round River crew and...
- The East Side (Tom Murphy) On the evening of March 6th we piled into our tw...
- A Day in the Patagonian Life (Kelly Davis) We awake daily at 0800 hours to a breakf...
- Aviles Trip (Eli Fox) My legs feel like they are pumping battery acid an...
By Emily Seelen
Week 3
Well, week three brought us much excitement as we surveyed Torra Conservancy completing game counts and point surveys. O...
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- Namibia - Week Two Week Two – Cora Baker-Lietz Week two, it...
- Namibia - Week 1 - By Chris Finally our first blog post! By Chris Kelly (Lafa...
Dennis is the co-founder of Round River. He holds a BS from New Mexico State University and a MS from the University of Montana in Wildlife Ecology. His 30 years of conservation work experience includes law enforcement, management, education, and research. A former President of The Wildlands Network, Dennis also serves as a board member of the T'akhu  Tlèn Conservancy and the Pax Natura Foundation.
A Message from Yá góos’, Jackie Willams, to the Taku River Tlingit First Nation Joint Clan Meeting. March 26, 2011
The earth is our mother and t...
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- Visit with Namibia Students - Dennis Sizemore Last week Peter Kirby, Ron Daub and myself visited the Round River Namibia students at our Weraldsend Camp.
The over-arching goal of this collaborative research project is to increase our understanding of the spatial and temporal interaction between winter recreation and wolverine habitat use, movements and denning in central Idaho.
Lead scientists: John Squires, Jeff Copeland (Rocky Mountain Research Station); Kimberly Heinemeyer (RRCS). Field Crew: Will Tyson, Ben Rooney, Blakely Adkins, Drew Chambers, Kris Boyd, Brooklyn Hudson, Kristen Sellmer, Liona Clausen, and Tony Folsom.
Lead scientists: John Squires, Jeff Copeland (Rocky Mountain Research Station); Kimberly Heinemeyer (RRCS). Field Crew: Will Tyson, Ben Rooney, Blakely Adkins, Drew Chambers, Kris Boyd, Brooklyn Hudson, Kristen Sellmer, Liona Clausen, and Tony Folsom.
This short NPR piece mentions Kim Heinemeyer and Round River's wolverine research in Idaho!
Wolverines Stage Comeback in the Northwest, But For How L...
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- Videos Watch these 2 videos to see what we've been up to!...
- Photos Will climbing a tree to set up hanging bait. Do...
- Background Well, one month into the wolverine project and w...
- Idaho Wolverine Project Update - February 2011 Check out our latest project update and learn what...
Mike ClarkCarleton College 2012Hey all,The six of us just returned from our last trip to the field. We spent five days at Rumi Loma completing bear t...
Hey all! Tonight is our last and final night after three long months in Namibia! Before I talk about our last night together, I’ll give you a low down...
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- Week 11 in Namibia- by Emily Hey! We are now back in Wereldsend Camp, to comple...
- Week 10 in Namibia- by Sarah It was a cold rain, rushing down from the sky to s...
- Week 9 in Namibia- by Charlotte This week we finished up our interview work in the...
- Week 8 in Namibia This week the Round River Namibia students said...
At long last, here they are!
A little background info: These photos were taken with motion-sensitive cameras that we hid on game trails in the dense ...
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- How do you convince someone who’s never been anywhere else that the place that they’re from is special? “It’s beautiful here” you say, meaning it. “I wis...
- Belated post from our first trip to Rumi Loma! (by Josh, photos by Seth) (from Seth - we´re behind on our blog posts. This ...
A member of Round Rivers Board of Directors, Doug is the author of Grizzly Years, Baja, Walking It Off and The Essential Grizzly: The Mingled Fates of Men and Bears. Doug Peacock is an award winning writer and cinematographer. Doug’s ferocious commitment to wildness is the ethical benchmark for all Round River efforts.
Today’s grizzly bears of Yellowstone are staring down the greatest threat to their survival since the park was founded in 1872. The most important bear food in this ecosystem, the nuts of whitebark pine trees, has succumbed to an infestation of mountain pine beetles, an invasion made possible from the persistent trend of warmer winter temperatures in the high mountains....
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- Desert Solitaire Revisited When Desert Solitaire hit the bookstores in 1968, ...
Check out the new Round River Blog. The new blog system has many cool features to explore. Log in...
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- Images from Bwabwata National Park, Caprivi Strip, Namibia Memories from the Spring Student Program in Namibia.
- Namibia Week 2 - by Corrie Overall, it’s been another wonderful week in Namibia...
- Frogs and More by Jessie Werner photos by Jesse Lewis The days we spent in Cuenca shortly before going i...
- Carnaval and Other Serious Business (Ecuador) For better or for worse, we are back in civilizati...