Project Understory

By: Central Wisconsin Environmental Station
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  • Summary

  • Project Understory is a personal, non-fiction, story-based podcast brought to you by the students, faculty, and friends of the Central Wisconsin Environmental Station, a field station for the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources. Forests have layers, from the sun-bathed upper canopy, to the dappled understory, to the deeply shaded forest floor. So also, our adventures in the outdoors are multi-layered and complex. Here, we strive to tell stories of not just what happened to us in the wilds, but what it meant and how it changed us. We hope our adventures will inspire you as well, to head for the woods and find your own Understory.
    © 2024 Project Understory
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Episodes
  • Falling in Love With Kayaking

    Falling in Love With Kayaking
    Dec 16 2024

    This is a story by Alaina Allen about her passion for kayaking. It embodies the sentiment "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again".
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    9 mins
  • A Raccoon Took My Mallows

    A Raccoon Took My Mallows
    Dec 15 2024

    Join Phil White as he shares a short story about an encounter with a troupe of raccoons as they attempt to steal his sweet treats during a camping trip, and the strange connection with one which he still thinks about to this day.
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    10 mins
  • Backpacking the Porcupine Mountains

    Backpacking the Porcupine Mountains
    Dec 14 2024

    This episode describes an adventurous 23-mile backpacking trip through the Porcupine Mountains with views of waterfalls, trees galore, a whole lot of water, and countless memories.
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    11 mins

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