2025 Environmental Studies Capstone Presentations

Monday May 19, 2025

2:00-5:00pm in Rieke 103B

2:10-2:30pm, Fires Still Burning : Indigenous Displacement and the Circular Forces of Erasure in Yellowstone

Alina Boorse

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2:30-2:50pm, The Electric Future: Assessing Advanced Clean Car’s Environmental Policy in Washington State

Avery McGinnis

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2:50-3:10pm, Buddhist Perspectives, Conservation Biology, and Invasive Aquatic Species

Dylan Keegstra

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3:10-3:20pm, Break

3:20-3:40pm, Fashioning a Future: Sustainable Supply Chain Management as a Pathway to Biodiversity Conservation

Sydney Aoki

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3:40-4:00pm, From Vibrant Reefs to Fading Shores: The Economic Intersection of Coral Bleaching and Coastal Tourism

Lorianne Price

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4:00-4:20pm, Integrating Geology and Indigenous Knowledge for Disaster Preparedness

Annie Latimer

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4:20-4:40pm, Who is Your Next of Kin? Using Kincentric Ecology to Decolonize Land Management and Environmentalism While Building More Resilient Ecological Communities

Annica Stiles

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4:45pm, Closing Celebration