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Multimedia artist Venaya Yazzie's (English Communication, '00) latest exhibit of photos and poetry pays homage to her maternal grandmother, who died last year, and her female lineage of creators and artists.

Aside from its potential to reduce the harmful effects of climate change on communities across the world, Heidi Steltzer, professor of Environment & Sustainability and Biology, said the United States' re-entry into the Paris Agreement could also mean good things for the future of snow in Colorado.

Each week, FLC students measure snow depth in the San Juan Mountains, traveling by cross-country skis or snowshoes to collect data at the Swamp Angel Study Plot as part of NASA’s SnowEx program.

Old cars embedded in the banks of many Western waterways are known as “Detroit Riprap,” and according to Gigi Richard, director of the Four Corners Water Center and instructor of Geosciences, just one amateur method of preventing riverbank erosion.