Newspaper and Magazine

Storytelling event at NYM Cultural Center October 2. New York Mills Dispatch, September 25, 2024.
We can do something about farmland loss. Hamilton County Reporter, Guest column, August 16, 2023.
Preserving my family’s farm near Sheridan. Hamilton County Reporter, Guest column, July 13, 2023.
More Reasons to Appreciate the Miller Moth. Colorado Times Recorder, Letter to the editor, July 19, 2023.
Gals with Griffons. Big Sky Journal, Fall 2022, pp 122–128.
Casting from the Shoulders of a Giant. Big Sky Journal, Fly Fishing 2022, pp 82-89.
MOOVING IN: University of Idaho research center celebrates headquarters grand opening. Intermountain Farm & Ranch, July 2, 2021, p 1.
Western Focus: The birds and the bees. Big Sky Journal, Home 2021, pp 2-5.
How Did Wheat Take Over the World? Review of Amber Waves. Issues in Science and Technology, Winter 2021, 37:91–93.
The Cutthroat Comeback. Big Sky Journal, Fly Fishing 2021, pp 82-89.
The Timeless Lentil. Big Sky Journal, Fall 2020, pp 94-99.
Freelancing the High Divide. Big Sky Journal, Fall 2019, pp 52-57.
Hunting the Wild Canyon. Edible Idaho, Winter 2017, pp 17-19.
Saving Salmon’s Salmon. Hakai Magazine, November 6, 2017.
Flying Fish. Edible Idaho, Fall 2017, pp 18-20.
Master of Steel: Bill Burke hones centuries-old craft. Edible Idaho, Summer 2017, pp 26-28.
Alderspring Ranch: Where new cowhands learn old tricks. Edible Idaho, Fall 2016, pp 14-19.
Stars (and Land Trust) Align. Edible Idaho, Summer 2016, pp 18-23.
The Vineyard is a-LIVE at Bitner. Edible Idaho, Spring 2016, pp 14-16.
Ranchers to monitor grazing allotments. Intermountain Farm & Ranch, June 19, 2015, p 3.
Red Walnuts: A Nutty Pleasure of a Different Color. Edible Idaho, Winter 2014, pp 22-23.
Hoppin’ Hops. Edible Idaho, Fall 2014, pp 32-34.
Beet growers faced challenges in 2013. Intermountain Farm & Ranch, Dec. 20, 2013, p 5.
Leadore rancher honored for stewardship. Intermountain Farm & Ranch, Oct. 4, 2013, p 4.
Sunnyside of Cheesemaking. Edible Idaho South, Fall 2013, pp 30-31.
Women in ag conference, markets, finance. Intermountain Farm & Ranch, Mar. 8, 2013, p 6.

Interpretive Display

History of Sanitation. Installed at the City of Meridian, Idaho’s Wastewater Interpretive Center, June 2014.

Fact Sheet

Planned Burns in the Great Plains. Fact Sheet 2013-29 , Great Plains Fire Science Exchange, December, 2013.

Boise State University

Student Research at Boise State University: Sagebrush Steppe Focus of Andrew Austreng’s Research. Boise State University Division of Research and Economic Development website, Mar. 29, 2012.
Research Spotlight: Researchers Find an Unusual Type of Hybrid Origin in a Rare Plant. Boise State University Division of Research and Economic Development website, Sept. 27, 2011.
Research Spotlight: Boise State Researcher Studies Link Between Ants and Rare Plants. Boise State University Division of Research and Economic Development website, Apr. 26, 2011.

Rangelands Magazine

Land Lines: Three Rangeland Essays. Rangelands, Dec. 2015, 37(6):233-236.
Land Lines: Old and New Agrarians in Quivira. Rangelands, June 2012, 34(3):63-66.
Land Lines: On Science, Art, and Ecotone. Rangelands, Feb. 2012, 34(1):44-45.
Land Lines: Meat with a Story. Rangelands, Dec. 2011, 33(6):25-28.
Land Lines: Big sagebrush: fine variations on a winning theme. Rangelands, Oct. 2011, 33(5):45-48.
Land Lines: Waves of the Future: Radar LiDAR, and GRACE. Rangelands, Aug. 2011, 33(4):75-77.
Land Lines: The Cheatgrass that Wasn’t There. Rangelands, June 2011, 33(3): 60-62.

Essay

Family and Apples. Edible Idaho South online, Jan. 15, 2013.
The Snake River Plain: I Live in a Smile. Orion Magazine online The Place Where You Live, June 13, 2012.
Of Beavers, Rivers, and the Moon. Tiny Lights: A Journal of Personal Narrative Flash in the Pan, 2010.

The British Ecological Society

Are Any Trees Better Than No Trees? Mesquite From Central America is spreading in Senegal. In: Ecology–A Science That Matters, poster for secondary schools in West Africa. 2004.