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  • CRUDE: Cultivating Pleasure in (spite of) Petroleum Culture: Commentary to Craftivism from the PT of Extraction to the PT of Emission/Ejaculation (Madeleine Bavley, M.A.)
  • Bayou City Underwater: Disability, Houston and Hurricane Harvey (Gardiner Brown, M.S.)
  • Restoring Ea: Loko I'a and Indigenous Resurgence (McKenna Granato, M.S.)
  • Spectral Saline: Essays from a Vanishing Great Salt Lake (Morgan Lawrence, M.S.)
  • Albion Basin: A Case Study for Ecological Restoration and Resilience in the Anthropocene (Taylor Litwin, M.S.)
  • Environmental Justice and the People of the Pacific (Makaio Kimbrough, M.S.)

  • Non human agency and animacy in Mario de Andrade's Macunaima and Ferreira de Castro's A Selva  (Nic Apodaca, M.A.)
  • Fanning the flames: Weaving Carbon Narratives of the Past for an Understanding of Modern Wildfires (Katherine Bui, M.S.)
  • Utopian Poets and Cyberpunk Anarchists: The Cultural Commons and The Multitude in Latin American Science Fiction (Davey Cox, M.A.)
  • Ecologies of Thirst: Water, Climate & Migration in Arizona's Borderlands (Taylor Cunningham, M.A.)
  • On the Seas as in Heaven: Reimagining Christian Ethics for Resilience-Based Marine Fisheries (Lauren Hawkes, M.A.)
  • Connection Prayer: Tracing One Deer’s Path Across a Fragmented Landscape (Ben Kilbourne, M.S.)
  • The Wasatch Oasis: A Deep Environmental History (Jacob Northcutt, M.A.)
  • Craft Ecologies: Exploring Labor, Land Ethic, and Local Community in the Twenty-first Century (Michelle Wentling, M.A.)

  • Water you doing: finding place in the digital (Tiana Birrell, M.S.)
  • Goodbye to all that: haunted subjects and environmental affect in Wallace Stegner and Joan Didion (Zak Breckenridge, M.A.)
  • Ecocentric environmental education: using plants to connect & engage kids with local ecosystems through an interdisciplinary curriculum (Laura George, M.S.)
  • Expropriation by degradation: cumulative environmental inequalities in northern Alberta from the fur trade to the tar sands (Keith Scott, M.A.)
  • The Seismic West: tectonic epistemologies in the colonial and nuclear anthropocene (Hannah Smay, M.S.)
  • Rapture Rupture: poems for Apocalypse & Anthropocene (Heather Tourgee, M.A.)
  • People, plants and place: finding empowerment through community-building on the Green Farm Team (Cleo Warner, M.S.)

  • 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, M.A.)

  • 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.)

  • 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.)

Last Updated: 6/3/21