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Interview with Will Munger (audio)
No full textWill talks about his land restoration efforts with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone at the Bear River and future Boa Ogai Cultural Center, February 28, 202
Interview with Sarah Woodbury as she considers a question posed by Brenna Jones
No full textPhotograph of interview with Sarah Woodbury considering a question posed by Brenna Jones, March 15, 202
An event put on by Darren McAvoy and the Muddy Boots band using wood to turn into bio-oil and then electricity, March 13, 2023
No full textPhoto of The Muddy Boots Band perform for a family event in Logan Utah powered by low value wood that has been turned into electricy prior to Darren McAvoys transition into creating biochar, March 13, 202
Darren McAvoy and Drew Holley in front of wood wall and pictures
No full textPhotograph of Darren McAvoy and Drew Holley in front of wood wall and pictures, March 13, 202
Interview with Evan DeHamer (transcript)
No full textEvan discusses his work in land and wildlife conservation. In particular, Evan focuses on his watershed restoration efforts as a biologist for the Mule Deer Foundation, March 2, 202
Nick Bouwes motioning during interview
No full textNick Bouwes motioning during interview, Sarah Watkins visible as well, March 2, 202
Watershed map of Utah that Will Munger mentions during his interview
No full textPhotograph of Watershed map of Utah that Will mentions during his interview, February 28, 202
Auto/Auto/Bio/Bio: reflections on a life in art
No full textThe 10 folios are on folded Shizen waterco lor paper with acrylic painting and collaged images, including a Penn State poster of the artist, his art, and biography; the folded folios measure 15 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches. 10 folios (single-fold) : color illustrations ; 40 x 31 cm, extending to 40 x 59 cm
Sarah Woodbury and Brenna Jones finishing their interview in Merrill-Cazier Library
No full textPhotograph of Sarah Woodbury and Brenna Jones finishing their interview in Merrill-Cazier Library, March 15, 202
Sarah Woodbury responding to a question about her work in land restoration
No full textClose-up photograph of Sarah Woodbury responding to a question about her work in land restoration, March 15, 202