Summer 2026 Conservation Update: Wildlife Monitoring Underway in the Whiting Watershed
In June 2026, Round River’s and the Taku River Tlingit Land Guardians launched a wildlife monitoring initiative in the Whiting Watershed, supported by the Wilburforce Foundation.
Dr. Kaggie Orrick, Round River Alum, Program Instructor, and Board Member, Named a National Geographic Explorer for Human-Wolf Coexistence Work
Years of fieldwork have taught Dr. Kaggie Orrick a vital lesson: “shifting to plan F is not that crazy.” That adaptability — hard-won over a career spanning from sub-Saharan Africa to the Sierra Nevada west — remains a defining characteristic of her approach to conservation.
Across the Chitwan–Annapurna Landscape: Round River Expands Student Programs to Nepal Through New Partnership with BIOCOS-Nepal
From snow leopard habitat in the high Himalayas to the lowland grasslands of Chitwan National Park, Nepal is home to a remarkable diversity of habitats and wildlife. Within this ecologically important landscape, Round River Conservation Studies is expanding its conservation work and student programs through a new partnership with BIOCOS-Nepal (Biodiversity Conservation Society Nepal).