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Nature of the Job

Biology is the science of life; living is automatic but life is complicated . So complicated that we needed to give the study of it a...

10th Annual Burning Beetle

Custer, S.D. – The march of flaming torches set out from the parking lot of Custer Jr./Sr. High School around 5:30pm, last night. Snaking...

Rockin' Around Wetland Restoration

As a bopping tune blared me into consciousness this morning, I absently gimped across a swath of fading beige carpet. This ruggery coats...

Gull Island, Skull Island: In The Field with Tori

If you've ever walked across a field of skeletons you are familiar with a certain satisfying crunch. Through hiking boots -however...

Oscillation Elation: Weather with Evan

Ok- introductory anecdote time! So this one time, in college, I attended a meeting for the Meteorology Club. My roommate was huge into...

Impressions of a Conservation Standard

I authored many essays in college. Some were for anthropology, some for that one English writing course, but most were research papers....

I Got Chased By a Buffalo: In the Field with Tori

Technically, it was a bison. It was my first field job, and I spent 6 weeks in Grand Teton National Park with one of my dearest friends....

Rock Rat

Welcome! I am the Rockosopher, the Rock Rat, the author. A common species of philosophizing gym rat rockhound often seen romping betwix rubble and wildlife in search of minerals, birds, or answers to inquires big & small. Poke around, share, and hit up the contact page with what you'd like to see!

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