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WALLACE STEGNER CENTENNIAL SYMPOSIUM: University of Utah 2009

In 2009, the University of Utah celebrated the centennial of Wallace Stegner's birth. Steve was a Stegner Fellow at the University of Utah's Tanner Center for the Humanities during the 2008-2009 academic year. In this presentation for the March 2009 Stegner Symposium at the University of Utah Law School, Steve talks about his travels in Utah during the centennial year, bringing Stegner's words home to the places where they started—for Wallace Stegner wrote about virtually all of Utah’s landscapes and stories in one or another of his books. In www.stegner100.com, Steve's blog from his travels, he celebrates not just Wallace Stegner but our interaction with his writing as a living legacy.

STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION Conservation Commencement 2007: "The Anthropology of an Activist"

Steve, an SCA alum, worked as a backcountry volunteer at Olympic National Park in 1972. Thirty-five years later, he was honored to deliver a conservation charge to the 3,000 SCA volunteers completing their service in the 50th anniversary year of the Student Conservation Association. He spoke in Charlestown, New Hampshire.

A NEW CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS: for High Country News

CANYON COUNTRY DISCOVERY CENTER: narration for the Four Corners School of Outdoor Education

ENVIROLINK: Stories and photography from Steve's fieldwork

COUGARS IN THE OQUIRRHS: for Wasatch Journal

JOHN TELFORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS OF U.S. 89: A RIBBON OF HEALING for the Utah Arts Council

A WILDERNESS PHOTOGRAPHER IN MARLBORO COUNTRY: for Weber Studies

BEDROCK PILGRIM: photographic portfolio for Weber Studies

UTAH'S BONNEVILLE SHORELINE TRAIL: for The Trust for Public Land:
Creating the Trail
Living with the Trail

FAMILY TRIPS TO THE GREAT BASIN: commentary for The Savvy Traveler.

THE BEAUTY OF GLEN CANYON, REVEALED: commentary for The Savvy Traveler

LASTING LESSONS FROM THE EXXON VALDEZ: commentary for Living on Earth

THE ZEN OF PHOTOGRAPHY: commentary for Living on Earth