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Planet Forward Chautauqua Fellow | George Washington University

The magic and wonder of monarch butterflies draws all ages to natural science
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Jenna Outcalt

Planet Forward Chautauqua Fellow | University of Connecticut

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Shayah Kosak

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury College

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Cameron Glymph

Planet Forward Correspondent | Florida State University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Michigan Technological University

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Olivia Lohrer

Planet Forward Correspondent | UC Santa Barbara

Patched Wings: February Counts
Andrew McCabe

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

The pit we call paradise
Heidi Liu

Smith College

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