Jace Cobb reflects on fieldwork that has taken him across the United States, from butterflies and forest species to birds and sage-grouse. At BioBlitz, he finds new wonder in lichens and the tiny forms of life humans often overlook.

Heather made a Derby-style hat for the Sheepherders Festival decorated with trees representing Wyoming’s arborglyphs, carvings that sheepherders left on aspens over decades.

A summer road trip to a Hozier concert in Casper becomes an opportunity to see Wyoming from a fresh perspective. Avery reflects on friendship, cultural differences, and the quiet beauty of Wyoming's open highways, revealing how ordinary experiences can deepen one's appreciation for home.

Trish reflects on her new role with Audubon Rockies and the Conservation Ranching Program. She describes how birds create a natural connection between conservation work, ranching communities, and people’s personal stories about the land.

Dorothy recounts a lifelong pen-pal friendship that began through family connections in Scotland and stretched across Wyoming and New Zealand. After decades of exchanging letters across oceans, she finally met her penpal in person.