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@wildernessconnect has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @wildernessconnect are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • Website Besides social media accounts, wildernessconnect has populated their site with: • Horsemen & Hikers Join Forces to Address Helene Damage • Do chainsaws belong in designated wilderness? - High Country News • Climate change and fire alter biotic interactions and tree growth in high-elevation forests • How protecting wilderness could mean purposefully tending it, not just leaving it alone • National Wilderness Skills Institute Registration • Guardians and gardeners: Managing wilderness for the twenty-first century | BioScience | Oxford Academic • Wilderness Connect Home • Find a Wilderness • August Newsletter: The Latest from Wilderness Connect • Map of the National Wilderness Preservation System • GWS ParkForum 2025: A Conservation Solutions Workshop • Wilderness Management Graduate Certificate • Northern Rockies Wilderness Skills Institute • E-Courses • Idaho Conservation League seeks wilderness steward volunteers • Idaho Capital Sun • May Wilderness Newsletter • Subscribe to our E-Newsletter • Microsoft Forms • Conservation Through Art • Mapping project finds 20 invasive plant species in Indiana's Deam wilderness • Naturalist Nights: Untrammeling the Wilderness: Restoring Natural Conditions Through the Return of Human-ignited Fire with Clare Boerigter and Jonathan Coop • Untrammeled by Man: Wilderness, where man himself is a member of the natural community • Webinar Registration: Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives into Wilderness Stewardship: Case Studies from Alaska National Parks • Regional Classroom Training Courses • Subscribe to our Bimonthly E-Newsletter • Snowshoe trek in Mount Baker wilderness promises unparalleled splendor | Cascadia Daily News • ‘You’re always at risk in the wild’: NH’s volunteer wilderness rescuers gear up for winter • Building Relationships with the Gila Centennial Story Map • 60 Years of the Wilderness Act | Outdoor Explorer • A Proclamation on National Wilderness Month, 2024 | The White House • What I've Learned from Hiking America's First Wilderness Area • Mules, packers help Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation maintain the land • How Wild Podcast • July Newsletter • A Guide for Scientists Seeking Approval to Conduct Scientific Activities in USFS Wilderness • Wildlife responses to recreation noise • 100 years later, New Mexico’s Gila Wilderness remains • NWSI 2024 Sessions - Wilderness Skills Institute • As the Gila Wilderness turns 100, the Wilderness Act is still a living law - High Country News • A bloodied hunter in the world’s first designated wilderness: Kathleen Orlinsky’s best photograph • No Cars, No Crowds: 100 Years of Solitude in the New Mexico Wilderness • Can We Make Wilderness More Welcoming? • A hike for The Musical Mountaineers includes water, instruments, gowns • National Wilderness Skills Institute - Wilderness Skills Institute • The Gila Centennial Speaker Series: Live from Silver City, New Mexico • Wild 12 Participant Nomination • Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures • Pride Month Zoom Training • Answering the Dam Question: Visitor Perspectives on Removing and Maintaining Dams in Wilderness • WILD12: Global Gathering on Knowledge, Wisdom, and Ways of Knowing • Region 6 Wilderness Skills College | Society for Wilderne • USFS National Wilderness Awards • March Wilderness Connect Newsletter • Gila 100 Poster Winners • Art as land stewardship: An artist’s perspective • The scientific value of fire in wilderness | Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory • Equity Training Registration • FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Participatory Science Funding for FY24 • Wilderness Connect Newsletter • The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the willingness-to-pay for outdoor recreation in wilderness areas • Science to Support the Wildfire Crisis Social Aspects of Wildfire Crisis Work - Zoom • Aldo Leopold’s Environmental Legacy Marks Two Historic Moments This Year • Wilderness Institute Graduate Assistantship - University of Montana • SCIENCEx Webinar Series