Applications are open!

A 3-week fellowship along the Rio Grande bringing together scientists, designers, policy thinkers, and artists to co-create projects on land, water, and culture in a time of rapid environmental change.

Apply by Jan 15, 2026 → wright-ingraham.org/field-worksh...

📅 On view through October | Governors Island
Works on Water 2025 Triennial - public art on and with water, responding to the climate crisis. Featuring new work by WII Director of Research Dylan Gauthier (Mare Liberum). Part of #ClimateWeekNYC.
👉 Learn more: lmcc.net/events/works...

📅 Sept 25 | 6:15–8 PM | Pratt Institute
Speaking of Environments - a panel convened by WII Board Chair Catherine Ingraham with Jing Liu, Greg Lynn, Michael Osman, Meredith TenHoor & Marion Weiss, on design and today's environmental challenges. #ClimateWeekNYC
👉 Details: www.pratt.edu/events/speak...

📅 Sept 25 | 12 PM EST | Online
Thinking Through Soil — a webinar with Seth Denizen (Harvard University Press, 2025), co-authored with Montserrat Bonvehi Rosich. Artist Brooke Singer will respond, followed by discussion + Q&A. Part of #ClimateWeekNYC.
👉 Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Our second issue of our quarterly newsletter NEXUS is now out! This one is on interdisciplinary practice.
Read and subscribe here: us20.campaign-archive.com?u=d40c5be97a...

🌱 Soil is not just ground—it’s politics, health, and resilience.
Join us for Thinking Through Soil with Seth Denizen & Brooke Singer, part of #ClimateWeekNYC.

📅 Sept 25, 12pm EST on Zoom
wright-ingraham.org/thinking-thr...

Welcome Dr. Jake Kurzweil to WII’s Board! Scientist, leader, and longtime collaborator helping us grow our impact in the Southwest.

✨We’re so close to our goal of reaching 55 individual donors by June 30!✨
This campaign marks 55 years since our founding - and the start of a bold new chapter.
🌱 Reimagining WII to help communities adapt through collaboration + creativity.
Give now → tinyurl.com/55-gifts

Donate now → tinyurl.com/55-gifts

The need for grounded, collaborative approaches has never been more urgent. We’re inspired by the powerful work of our partners & community collaborators – and excited to share what’s coming up. Follow us and sign up for our newsletter to stay connected: buff.ly/3Aae9pA

Let’s keep going!

We had a great time reconnecting with Field Stations alumni in NYC! Huge thanks to Kevin Bone for hosting at Bone/Levine Architects. We’re grateful for inspiring conversations with alumni, board members, and staff—feeling energized by this community and excited to keep the momentum going!

Now Available Online: Icelandic Field Station Workshop Report!

Our 2023 workshop, in collaboration with Svartárkot Culture-Nature, explored human-nature relationships in Iceland.

🔗 Download: wright-ingraham.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Icelandic-Field-Stations-2023-Report_web.pdf

We are excited to announce the beta release of Drought Interfaces.

The Colorado River—one of the most regulated and contested water sources in the world—demands new approaches to navigate uncertainty.

wright-ingraham.org/drought/

🌟 The new year is near, and we’re just $2,000 away from our $30K goal! Your support funds:

✨ Research on land & water health in Southern CO
✨ Tools for navigating water scarcity in the SW
✨ Events uncovering pathways to sustainability

Be part of the legacy—give today: lnkd.in/ep-SAZsv

Double Your Donation: Support Ideas That Shape Our Future!

This Giving Tuesday, your support goes further! Donations from $10 to $1,000 are matched 100%, helping us reach $30K by year’s end.

Your tax-deductible gift funds Wright-Ingraham programs and impact.

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Have you ever had an ‘aha’ moment, when an exciting new idea emerged from a set of complex problems? The Wright-Ingraham Institute is developing unique ways of sparking more of those moments—critical for navigating the pressing environmental, social, and technological issues of our time.