- “All at Sea” (Bianca Greeff, M.S.)
- “Layers Exposed: A Journey Through the Frontlines of Climate Injustice on the Colorado
Plateau” (J. Brooke Larsen, M.A.)
- “Breathe: Protest Art, Social Movements and Air Quality” (Casey Clifford, M.A.)
- “The Mountain Guides: Climbing's Connection to Environmental Advocacy” (Daniel Hohl,
M.S.)
- “The Migration Bomb: How Climate Change Will Remap Our World” (Maya Silver, M.A.)
- “Blue Mar: A Novel” (Francesca Varela, M.A.)
- “EcoPoetics: The Warmest Zero” (Mahreen "Jai" Hamid Bashir, M.A.)
- “37 Records: Mapping a City Creek Soundscape” (Sarah Dyer, M.S.)
- “Shift: Broadening Environmental Priorities in the Anthropocene” (Kathleen Metcalf,
M.S.)
- “Whose Streets? The Contestation of Public Space: Main Street, Salt Lake City” (Kailey
Luzbetak, M.S.)
- “See the Forest for the Trees: Examining Best Practice Collaboration in Forest Management
Planning Processes” (Kailey Kornhauser, M.S.)
- “Bird's-Eye View: Ecocentral Language and Environmental Education Curriculum” (Joshua
Fulton, M.S.)
- “The Silvertip Womb” (Josh Wennergren, M.S.)
- “Shaped by Snow: The Landscapes of our Relationships and the Threats of Climate Change”
(Ayja Bounous, 2017)
- “An Elegy on Species Obituaries” (Stinne Storm Folving, M.S.)
- “Toward Abundance: An Ecological Design to Enhance the Resilience of Shambow Creek
and the Taft-Nicholson Center” (Shaun Daniel, M.S.)
- “And a Soul in Ev'ry Stone: The Ludic Natures of Pale Fire and Gravity's Rainbow” (Robert "Bobby" Kennedy, M.A.)
- “A Narrative Atlas of the Anthropocene” (Patrick Smyth, M.S.)
- “Taking the Waters: Baptism, Business and Place on Salt Lake City's Beck Street” (Michael
McLane, M.S.)
- “21 Rivers” (Ian Peisner, M.S.)
- “Three Georgia Winters: Writing and Lighting Fire” (Hilary Smith, M.A.)
- “Field Guide to Other: A Nonfiction Collection” (Anna Elza Brady, M.S.)
- “Mountains That Never Rest” (Alisha Anderson, M.S.)
- “The Range of Light & Fast” (Alex Ertaud, M.A.)
- “Moab & the Monument” (Resford Rouzer, M.S.)
- “The Psychology of Salt: A Psychocartography of the State of Utah” (Maggie Hippman,
M.A.)
- “The Center of It: Coming Alive in a Time of Crisis” (Laura Schmidt, M.S.)
- “Voices Downwind: Oral Histories from Utahns Exposed to Nuclear Testing” (Robert DeBirk,
M.A.)
- “Pulling Pp Beets: An Exploration of Local Food in Southwest Montana” (Kelsey Sather,
M.A.)
- “Milk Lines: Tainted Headwaters of Heritage” (Julia Pace, M.A.)
- “Mezzanine, or, Life at the Equator” (Jesse Don Peterson, M.S.)
- “Feather Beard: Steps from the Heart of a Solitary Walker” (Frank Carter, M.S.)
- “Look-out: An Exploration of Fire, Rot, War & Service” (Erin Halcomb, M.A.)
- “The Salted Earth: Queer Materialism and Ecological Metaphor” (Eric Robertson, M.A.)
- “Salt Lake Inverted: An Ecological Genealogy of Home” (Emerson Andrews, M.S.)
- “Nightscape: A Pilgrimage into Darkness” (Annie Gilliland, M.S.)
- “Exploring the Edge: Searching for Wilderness in Desolation and Gray Canyons” (Alison Holland, M.S.)
- “Green River, Black Rock: Running Rivers and Mining Oil in Utah's Uintah Basin” (Robin
Rothfeder, M.S.)
- “Confluence: Endangered Fish, People and Utah's Green River” (Nick Schou, M.S.)
- “The MX Moment: Exploring Cold War History and Democratic Future of Nuclear West”
(James Kichas, M.S.)
- “Where Dry Rivers Meet: A Palimpsest of the Pahvant Valley, Black Rock and Sevier Deserts” (Dylan Mace, M.S.)
- “Hidden Beauty: A Portrait of the Turkey Vulture” (Dianne Van Dien, M.S.)
- “The Kid Loses to Domination: Histroy, Domination and Subjecthood in Ken Kesey's Sometimes
a Great Notion” (David M. Hoza, M.S.)
- “The Colorado River Beyond Resource: Finding Habit, Home and Restoration Through Generations
Moving Downstream” (Ben Reeder, M.A.)
- “Plugging Into Nature: A Radio Journey to Source My Electricity” (Ross Chambless,
M.A.)
- “Double Black Diamond: The Hard Truth About Sustainable Actions in the Ski Industry”
(Meaghan Mckasy, M.S.)
- “New Mythologies: Creating Family and Home in a Changing World” (Lindsy Floyd, M.S.)
- “The Writer's Dilemma: Telling Stories in the Age of Information Overload” (Katharine
"Katie" Plumb, M.S.)
- “A Guide to the E2 Business Program” (Jack Lasley, M.S.)
- “Cloud Shadows” (Diane Leslie Fouts, M.A.)
- “Home Landscapes: Tradition, Identity and Environments” (Catherine Ashton, M.A.)
- “Touch: Making Contact With Climate Change” (Benjamin Paul Burke Cromwell, M.A.)
- “Memoryscapes: American Art and the Tension of Time” (Andrew Ross, M.A.)
- “At the Great Salt Lake: Place-Based Gallery Programming at the Natural History Museum
of Utah” (Andrea Nelson, M.A.)
- “The Landscape of Learning: Place-Based Education in Utah” (Alex Porpora, M.S.)
- “Stories of Business and Place: The Organizations of Salt Lake City's E2 Program”
(Shannon Lyon Cornelius, M.S.)
- “A Land of Milk & Honey: Family, Food & Faith in Utah” (Carrol Firmage, M.S.)
- “Smeared Soot and Black Blood: Reintroducing the Brown Bear to the Pyrenees and Its
Festivals” (Patrick D. Mabey, M.A.)
- “The Family Waters” (Leigh A. Bernacchi, M.S.)
