Guest Post: Black Walnuts on the Black Fork – Citizen Science Close to Home

by Adventure Scientists | Apr 7, 2022 | adventure scientists, Timber Tracking

Note: We are thrilled to feature this article from Dylan Jones, who volunteered with us for the Timber Tracking: Eastern Black Walnut project. Read the article here or where it was originally published in Highland Outdoors, West Virginia’s only independent...

Guest Post: Meet the River Cowboy of the Red River

by Adventure Scientists | Mar 1, 2022 | adventurer spotlight

We asked volunteers with our Wild and Scenic Rivers project to share their favorite river stories. Enjoy the winning submission, a tribute to an outstandingly dedicated friend of the Red River in Kentucky by Laura Gregory, Kentucky Waterways Alliance Red River...

Adventures on the Alatna and Noatak Rivers

by Adventure Scientists | Sep 22, 2021 | Uncategorized

Adventure Scientists team members, Ricky Jones (Technology Manager), Gregg Treinish (Founder & Executive Director), and Mike Herring (Board Member), spent ten days backpacking and packrafting in remote areas of Alaska to collect data for the Wild and Scenic Rivers...

Volunteer Spotlight: Conor O’Brian Cycling Art

by Adventure Scientists | Aug 11, 2021 | Uncategorized

Rainstorms, a nerve-racking bear encounter, 5,000-foot ascents up mountain passes: Sounds exactly like a Rocky Mountain bikepacking trip. Three volunteers with Adventure Scientists’ Wildlife Connectivity project turned their data-collection trip into a week-long,...

Volunteer Spotlight: Ellie Friedmann in Southern Oregon’s Kalmiopsis Wilderness

by Adventure Scientists | Jul 27, 2021 | Uncategorized

Ellie Friedmann takes water quality measurements from the North Fork of the Smith Wild and Scenic River in Oregon, during an early summer trip. Photo credit: Ellie and Northwest Rafting Co. Adventure Scientists’ volunteers get to explore the outdoors with a...