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Backpacking the Vilcabamba Valley to Machu Picchu Alumni Trip: Inaugural Trip Reflection
An Interview with Kellsie Forbes, NOLS Alumni Trips Manager Where did the idea to create an alumni trip to explore the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu come from? Jorge Anhalzer, a NOLS instructor from Ecuador, and his friend Sam Husley, a NOLS instructor who lives in Peru, proposed it last year. It’s such a spectacular place. Most of our alumni…
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Casper Star Tribune: WOC talks industry, the environment and Wyoming’s future
Casper Star Tribune: WOC talks industry, the environment and Wyoming's future
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Bring Me the News: Duluth couple to embark on 1,500-mile canoe adventure
Bring Me the News: Duluth couple to embark on 1,500-mile canoe adventure
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The Chattanoogan: Harrison Resident Completes 80-Day Fall Course
The Chattanoogan: Harrison Resident Completes 80-Day Fall Course
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Bay State Banner: Black mountaineer and hip hop docs
Bay State Banner: Black mountaineer and hip hop docs
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Portland Press Herald: Graduation
Portland Press Herald: Graduation
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Jackson Hole News & Guide: Agnew is Science Schools’ new director
Jackson Hole News & Guide: Agnew is Science Schools' new director
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Roanoke Star: Roanoker Completes 80 Day NOLS Course
Roanoke Star: Roanoker Completes 80 Day NOLS Course
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Washington Post: Want to help kids succeed in college? Let them take a gap year
Washington Post: Want to help kids succeed in college? Let them take a gap year
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County 10: Lander antes up for Airport Revenue Guarantee
County 10: Lander antes up for Airport Revenue Guarantee
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