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Threats to National Parks

Threats to National Parks

Steve Nash, an environmental journalist, is a journalism professor and expert on U.S. national parks. He is the author of Grand Canyon for Sale: Public Lands versus Private Interests in the Era of Climate Change and Virginia Climate Fever: How Global Warming Will Transform Our Cities, Shorelines, and Forests.

On the Oct. 11, 2019, episode of The Academic Minute, Nash read Threats to National Parks. The essay was excerpted by the author from a piece originally written for The Conversation.

Contact media relations specialist Lindsey Campbell at lcampbe4@richmond.edu to contact Nash.

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Threats to National Parks

Threats to National Parks

October 11, 2019

Stephen Nash, visiting senior research scholar, reads his essay "Threats to National Parks." He is one of five faculty featured on University of Richmond week on The Academic Minute. Nash's piece is also highlighted on Inside Higher Ed and initially appeared in The Conversation.

Climate change is the next world war. Give it the coverage it deserves.

August 23, 2019

Visiting senior research scholar Stephen Nash, who teaches in environmental studies and journalism, authored this piece.

Virginia's endangered species need the strongest protection possible

August 10, 2018

Stephen Nash, author of “Virginia Climate Fever: How Global Warming Will Transform Our Cities, Shorelines, and Forests” and a visiting senior research scholar in journalism, authored this piece.

Trump's Climate Change Policies Are Threatening Wildlife in U.S. National Parks--Fragmented Land Must Be Reconnected to Save it

January 16, 2019

Visiting Senior Research Scholar Steve Nash, an environmental journalist, authored this piece, which initially appeared in The Conversation.

As Grand Canyon National Park celebrates centennial, climate change is putting its wildlife at risk

January 23, 2019

Steve Nash, visiting senior research scholar, authored this piece.