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Teddy Wouldn’t Stand for This
In a time when our public lands face unprecedented legal and political threats, this blog explores why national monuments matter more than ever—and why the recent DOJ decision to let presidents revoke them is so dangerous. Rooted in the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, who championed conservation and inspired the iconic Teddy Bear, this piece dives into what’s at stake for our ecosystems, heritage, and future. Roosevelt wouldn’t have stood for this—and neither should we.
Anna Olson
10 hours ago5 min read
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Where Are the Goslings? Why Canada Geese May Be Laying Fewer Eggs
Do you remember walking past an open green space in the springtime, and hearing geese squawking because you accidentally got to close to...
Anna Olson
Jun 44 min read
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Back in the Saddle: My First Horse Show in 14 Years
Fourteen years. That’s how long it had been since I last entered the show ring. As most of you know, I was a competitive rider, which...
Anna Olson
May 264 min read
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Why Climate Change Is Hard to Prove, But Impossible to Ignore
“It snowed last week, so much for global warming, right?” Have you ever heard someone, or maybe found yourself, say(ing) this? Well,...
Anna Olson
May 194 min read
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Silent Killer in the Wild: The Growing Threat of Chronic Wasting Disease
Can you imagine a world where deer, elk, and moose slowly waste away? They cannot recognize their surroundings as they stagger through...
Anna Olson
Feb 125 min read
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