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Saving A Species: A Look Into Novel Techniques Being Used To Conserve Wildlife, Sierra R. Cistone
Saving A Species: A Look Into Novel Techniques Being Used To Conserve Wildlife, Sierra R. Cistone
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Wildlife is held in public trust, and the public plays an important role in management and conservation as voters, advocates and beneficiaries of the many services and enjoyment that wildlife provides. But understanding wildlife issues, conservation and management decisions can be challenging given the often complex science around wildlife ecology and diverse public perspectives. That is why careful and accurate reporting around wildlife and environmental topics is imperative and a requirement of a well-informed electorate. This master’s portfolio is a collection of extensively reported stories around wildlife issues that are designed to be accessible to general readers to fulfill that …
How Do We Keep A Distance From Our Subjects, While Creating In-Depth Stories?, Heather Kay Ericson
How Do We Keep A Distance From Our Subjects, While Creating In-Depth Stories?, Heather Kay Ericson
Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts
Goma Rai was sold into prostitution in Bombay when she was thirteen years old. She was raped and brutalized and endured situations many of us only see in our nightmares. She escaped this life, but not without repercussions. Rai has AIDS, was shunned from her country and society, and now has to cope with these struggles. She formed an organization, Shakti Milan Samaj, to empower HIV/AIDS affected women by involving themselves in society through training and to change the negative attitude against HIV. The organization also pays for medications and medical treatment. I went to Nepal this summer for six …