This past summer, while hiking up Monarch Mountain for the first time in a year, I quickly realized my once
Since 2007, my life has largely revolved around regular trips to the town of Atlin, British Columbia and Taku River
Whenever people ask me what I do for a job, I tend to struggle to find a straight answer. I
The Round River Conservation Studies Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Milek as our new
Kaggie Orrick‘s journey in conservation traces back to her semester abroad with Round River in the fall of 2008 in
Round River’s Conservation Science Leader, Kimberly Heinemeyer, has resigned after 24 years of exemplary service and accomplishments. Kim provided direction
Mariel was a student in the 2019 Botswana program and continues to work on sub-Saharan African issues from Washington, DC.
T’akú Tlatsini (Places that Make Us Strong) Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area Round River is excited to share news of a
David first read the works of Rick Bass, Barry Lopez, and Aldo Leopold by headlamp on the Blue River in
