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Emilene Ostlind

Emilene Ostlind is communications coordinator for the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming, and edits Western Confluence magazine, a publication of the UW Ruckelshaus Institute.

An Ode to Autumn: Floating the Snake River

October 2, 2014 by Emilene Ostlind 1 Comment

'Don’t let this small window of crisp, perfect, beautiful fall days surrounding the equinox slip past uncelebrated.'

Wilderness: Leaving the trail in Wyoming’s Sierra Madre

August 19, 2014 by Emilene Ostlind 1 Comment

In the 1980s, proponents rallied to show that Wyomingites favored more wilderness designations.

The Science of Play: A summer tour of climbing in Wyoming

July 8, 2014 by Emilene Ostlind Leave a Comment

There are a dozen more climbing gems around the state I haven’t visited this summer — Fremont Canyon and Wild Iris, Devil’s Tower and Cirque of the Towers.

Search for water at Steamboat Mountain

June 5, 2014 by Emilene Ostlind 5 Comments

The Red Desert reveals its secrets to those willing to explore on foot.

Wyoming’s wind, cold followed spring breakers to Utah

April 22, 2014 by Emilene Ostlind 3 Comments

Winter-weary Wyomingites escape high-altitude, ice-encrusted tundra by migrating to the Utah desert, but they don’t always find what they’re looking for.
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