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If a Path Forward Doesn’t Yet Exist—Create One
Morgan Snyder
Trout Unlimited’s Laura Ziemer is helping bring more women into the environmental movement
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Peru Takes Critical Step To Protect Scallop, Clam and Mussel Fisheries
Renu Mittal
In a nation with free-for-all fisheries, plans to create rights-based management hold high promise.
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Healthier Soil, Cleaner Water Can Help Secure the Future of Rural America
Amy Saltzman
I work in conservation to help Midwestern farming communities – including the one where I grew up.
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Nourishing a Region’s Unique Sense of Place
Jeremy Pate
In my job, I am inspired by the resolve of residents to make Northwest Arkansas the most welcoming place to live.
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Reduced-rate Loan Helped KIPP Nashville Fulfill Expansion Dream
Christine Patterson
The school’s savings on a new facility allowed it to spend more on teachers and students.
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A History Lesson, Carved in Stone
Caryl M. Stern
Martin Luther King’s words inspire a new generation
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Independent School Thrives by Providing Students a Balanced, Collaborative Education
Muhammad Ramadan
Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, helps students build real-world skills and connections to their community
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A Brotherhood of Educators Grows in the City of Brotherly Love
Vincent Cobb II
Two friends in Philadelphia are working to build a teaching corps that better reflects the population it serves
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The Environmental Movement Should Reflect the Communities It Serves
Kristin Tracz
Along the Gulf Coast and across the country, college campuses can help cultivate diverse conservation leaders
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In Post-Katrina New Orleans, Black Educators Are Shaping Their Narrative
Melinda Wright
As the Crescent City charts its educational course 15 years after Hurricane Katrina, one group is striving to ensure that support for Black educators takes center stage.
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