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Storyfest 2025

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Storyfest 2022

‘Life During Drought:’ Illustrated children’s book
Sophie Grant Harris

Columbia University

‘Life During Drought:’ Illustrated children’s book
ISO: Roommate that pays rent in nutrients & water
Michaela Compo

George Washington University

Photo of orange mushroom on moss-covered ground.
How has social media mobilized groups of people for sociopolitical change?
Kaitlyn Copland

Planet Forward Correspondent | Eckerd College

Protesters hold a sign that reads
Breakthrough research steps towards converting carbon dioxide pollution into fuel
Hannah Krantz

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

Cloud under an orange sky
Aqua & culture: An overview of the role of relational ecology in island-based development
Michaela Compo

George Washington University

Picture of horseshoe crab shell covered in barnacles and seashells.
‘I built my dream’: Southeast Asian woman grows local food, cultural acceptance in Missouri Ozarks
Lauren Ulrich

Indiana University

‘I built my dream’: Southeast Asian woman grows local food, cultural acceptance in Missouri Ozarks
Studies debunk ‘nature is healing’ narrative from 2020 lockdowns
Jansen Baier

George Washington University

Two red foxes in a parking lot in between a car and a moterbike
Sensory learning
Emma Gregg

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Sensory learning

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Welcoming our feathered neighbors
Paula Milenkova

University of California, Berkeley

The invasion of the ice plant: What can be saved?
Emma McKee

Middlebury College

People in the midst of coastal vegetation pulling out invasive ice plants under a blue sky,
Finding Skä•Noñh
Sunny Guyette

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Microplastics: The 3 forms of plastic pollution GW profits from
Farzona Comnas

George Washington University

A white bird rests next to a colorful ball of red and blue plastic waste.
A map is worth a thousand words
Kathryn Talano

Middlebury College

Young woman in a green shirt and black cap holds binoculars and stands next to a man in a neutral shirt and cap in a forested area next to a body of shallow water.
From enemy to friend: How environmental education turns fear into fascination
Maya Levine

George Washington University

Amber-colored winged bug on a green leaf.
To spot wild-caught birds in pet trade, researchers zoom into isotopic detail
Jansen Baier

George Washington University

White birds nesting in the hallow of a tree.
Fishing harbors community; development and climate change threaten it
Carter Weinhofer

Planet Forward Sr. Correspondent | Eckerd College

Man in cap stands on a pier holding a fishing rod, the line of which is cast into a body of blue water under a blue sky with white clouds.

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