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FLC Summer Institute Sparks Lifelong Passion for Native Language Revival

FLC Summer Institute Sparks Lifelong Passion for Native Language Revival

This year, 20 FLC students participated in All Our Kin Collective Summer Institute, a two-week program promoting excitement and love for Native...

Four Corners Climate Summit: Building community to grow climate adaptation in the Western Slope

Four Corners Climate Summit: Building community to grow climate adaptation in the Western Slope

More than 400 people attended the inaugural Summit, aimed at fostering awareness and unity around regional climate interests and building...

One last walk with Tom: FLC bids farewell to President Stritikus

Monday, May 6, 2024

One last walk with Tom: FLC bids farewell to President Stritikus

USFA partners with FLC marketing professor on fire safety education initiative

The collaboration aims to enhance fire safety awareness and preparedness within the campus community, emphasizing proactive...

Annual awards recognize outstanding faculty, staff

Seven outstanding Fort Lewis College faculty and staff were recognized during this year's Employee Award Ceremony at the...

FLC announces celebrated Chicana author Kali Fajardo-Anstine as Spring Commencement Speaker

Fort Lewis College to host inaugural Four Corners Climate Summit

Renowned environmentalist and writer Terry Tempest Williams will deliver the...

Fort Lewis College President Tom Stritikus stepping down to lead Occidental College in Los Angeles

FLC Board of Trustees to name an interim president at a special meeting on...

Dark matter lights up the future

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The relationship between climate change and increasingly frequent fires in the high country

Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Anonym 172

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The relationship between climate change and increasingly frequent fires in the high country

Heidi Steltzer, professor of Biology, spoke with The Durango Herald about the relationship between climate change and increasingly frequent fires in the high country, like the Ice Fire west of Silverton, Colorado that began on October 19.

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