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Photo credit: Eliana Crosswell
Photo credit: Eliana Crosswell
Photo credit: Eliana Crosswell
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Photo credit: Harshith Manyam
Photo credit: Harshith Manyam
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Mediasphere hiking the Royal Shenandoah Greenway
Mediasphere exploring Shenandoah National Park with Ranger Emily Nelson
Mediasphere at Dickey Ridge Visitor Center in Shenandoah National Park
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Mediasphere learning about effective community engagement from Taylor Bates from Sustainability Matters
Mediasphere had the opportunity to enjoy the new native wildflower meadow planted by Sustainability Matters in Jim Barnett Park
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Emily Polk
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Photo credit: Melody Lo
Mediasphere went to Blandy Experimental Farm to explore independently, work on their video projects, and discover the different ways that UVA reaches out to people without actually interacting person-to-person.
Mediasphere went to Shenandoah River State Park and learned all the logistics that go into creating and maintaining a park. Then, they designed their own!
Dream Lake in Luray Caverns
BREGS took over the cavern and saw many incredible formations
The start of our 1.25 mile journey
Photo credit: Brady Boyer
Photo credit: Brady Boyer
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