Three women standing in the desert at night.
A woman smiles in front of rocks in the desert.

Our team spent time in the field with the interns documenting their research and process to create a short film detailing the program, the interns experience and supporting the hope that the areas the women are conducting field research might be designated as a Dark Night Sky Sanctuary. The film also fulfilled a visual and outreach component of the grant given to fund the project.

Women in Science Discovering Our Mojave

Established in 2019, Women In Science Discovering Our Mojave (WISDOM) is a Mojave Desert Land Trust (MDLT) internship in collaboration with the Bureau of Land Management that provides women from underrepresented communities with opportunities to engage in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields by gaining experience and conducting scientific research. This project is a joint effort between Mojave Desert Land Trust, Conservation Lands Foundation, Bureau of Land Management and Edison International to bring college-aged interns to the Mojave Desert to gain experience in the field.

An aerial view of a bridge in the desert.
A group of people standing near a car in the desert.

The final media project completed with Mojave Desert Land Trust included a film as well as social media vignettes and still photos to help visually portray the WISDOM Internship experience.

An image of a desert landscape with a blue sky.
A group of people walking in the desert.
Three blue tents set up in the desert.
Three women wearing face masks walking in the desert.
The milky in the night sky above a mountain.

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS

WE WORK WITH FARMERS, LAND TRUSTS, INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES, ACADEMICS, HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATES, ARTISTS, ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND SOCIAL IMPACT BRANDS.

MARINE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY GROUP

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CAJA DEL RIO STORYMAP

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THE HUMANITIES INSTITUTE
PUBLIC FELLOWSHIP

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