Why should we move mindfully through places and think about their histories? Dr. Sarah Payne shares her inspiring thoughts in this video from Colorado State University’s 2014 TEDx event.
The Public Lands History Center is one of 21 awardees in 2014 who received funding from the National Park Service to help preserve and interpret the World War II confinement sites of Japanese Americans. Dr. Sarah Payne will lead the PLHC project, “Confinement in the Land of Enchantment,” that will produce historic markers, a publication, […]
Posted by Dr. Adrian Howkins Early in the morning of Friday April 18, Doug Sheflin and I drove from our homes in Boulder and Longmont to Scotts Bluff National Monument to conduct preliminary research for the environment history portion of our project. On the two-and-half hour journey we discussed the project, and thought a little […]
The PLHC was a recipient of the CESU Network 2012 National Award for contributions to natural resource stewardship. For more information, see http://www.news.colostate.edu/Release/6305.