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Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

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I have a background in writing, biology, and environmental studies, and I'm working with Planet Forward to help turn my knowledge of the environment into stories relatable to the public. I enjoy traveling, photography, and trying new food. 

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The stories of Alaska — and the stories of you

In the final piece of our Alaska series, watch this video and hear about the connections made with those in Alaska using different types of storytelling, and how we might find our own stories. Keep reading

The stories of Alaska — and the stories of you

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The stories of Alaska — and the stories of you
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

An experiential learning experiment in Alaska
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

Inian Institute
Youth organization calls on courts for a ‘climate recovery plan’
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

Climate change kids
Pocket parks: Moving toward a greener DC
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

Tutors for a farming illiterate society
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

Five ways ‘germs’ can help move the planet forward
Shandra Furtado

George Washington University

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

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