The Slimy Snail World
October 5, 2026
Snails are strange creatures, to say the least, but they are also extraordinary. Often overlooked and misunderstood, the life of a snail is one to
Snails are strange creatures, to say the least, but they are also extraordinary. Often overlooked and misunderstood, the life of a snail is one to
The summer began with the arrival of a brand-new cohort of Foley Graduate Fellows, Julie Capone, Kendall Childs, Jorge Marquez, and Everett Najarian. Coming from
Engaging the senses is a tool for kids to develop curiosity, learn more about their environments, and regulate their nervous systems. Summer camp at Walking
What do your home and Eagle County’s landscape have in common? From the walls in your home to the ground you are standing on, they
Students at Walking Mountains learn more than just science — they learn how to form relationships with nature and to learn in new places. Since
Walking Mountain’s team of Foley Graduate Fellows takes pride in teaching place-based education rooted in the Eagle Valley. The fellows aim to lead by example
Imagine: it’s 8:30am, and you’ve just finished your breakfast of Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Quickly, you brush your teeth, grab your nametag, put on your favorite jacket,
It all started with food, music, and a whole lot of laughter. The newest Foley Graduate Fellows—Mitchell Smith, Justin Deutsch, Alli Menendez, and Maggie Roszko
When it comes to summer science camp, the Walking Mountains team are more than camp counselors. They are graduate fellows, passionate educators, and enthusiastic environmental
