Gwénaëlle d'Aumale organizes event at Boise State University
Gwénaëlle d’Aumale, PhD candidate in Human-Environment Systems at Boise State University, recently organized an event titled “When the Land Speaks: Voices from Idaho’s Vanishing Farm Acres.” The event was an interactive art-science exhibit on farmland loss in the Snake River Plain. d’Aumale and their colleague Carolyn Koehn both shared a vision for multidisciplinary knowledge-sharing at the opening reception. The event was part of their dissertation work and was also a featured event for the City of Boise’s “Keep Boise Cool Challenge.”