Travel Talk | The Art and Science of Yellowstone National Park

Topics include the history and ecological research of Yellowstone, re-introduction of wolves and conservation efforts.

Beavers are out there uncovering and sharing the stories of our world. Watch this OSUAA Alumni Group Travel program with two Beaver icons whose storytelling comes through scientific research and photography.

Former National Geographic editor-in-chief and 2020 College of Liberal Arts Alumni Fellow, Chris Johns, ’74, and Oregon State Ecology Professor Bill Ripple, Ph.D. ’84 , bring science and art together to tell the story of Yellowstone National Park in a Travel Talk webcast.

To view all of our tours, please visit ForOregonState.edu/Travel.

Travel Talk | Essence of India: A Global Perspective on Ecology & Culture

Travel Talks: The Collapse of the Bronze Age and the Birth of Greek Gods: Travel to the Ancient Mediterranean

Travel Talk: Sustainable seafood at home and away

Travel Talks: Connections Across the Pond with Bob Lillie, MS '77

Travel Talk tour preview: Holiday Markets with Julie Lambert, '85

Travel Talks - Taking your best travel photos with Julia Bradshaw

Travel Talk | Essence of India: A Global Perspective on Ecology & Culture

Nov 12, 2024

Discover India’s rich cultural tapestry, its evolving role on the global stage and its impactful conservation efforts through Khanna’s personal stories and insights.

Ask Alumni | Stress, Sleep and Self-Care: Balancing Your Well-Being

Oct 22, 2024

This virtual workshop with Matthew Rensi, Ph.D. ’21, a licensed professional clinical counselor, focuses on the critical connection between stress management, quality sleep and effective self-care.

Ask Alumni | Building a Holistic Mental Wellness Toolbox with AI Support

Oct 15, 2024

In this Ask Alumni webcast featuring licensed mental health professional Justin Jacques, Ph.D. ’22, discover how to create a personalized mental wellness toolkit with the help of AI.