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# Jennifer Berglund

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- [Company 1433 in the Jacksonville Florida Times-Union](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/company-1433-in-the-jacksonville-florida-times-union/) - Jacksonville Florida Times-Union: CCC is an American success story. Okefenokee Company 1433 is an overlooked chapter by Mark Woods "Today the largest blackwater wetland in North America remains a wildlife refuge. But it also is a place where everyone can find a bit of refuge from the modern world. And that's partly thanks to FDR,
- [Between Two Robots](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/between-two-robots/) - For the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's Ocean Twilight Zone Project Directed and Produced by Jennifer Berglund You’ve seen the comedy talk show Between Two Ferns. Now check out the series BETWEEN TWO ROBOTS, where kids grill #WHOI scientists about the #OceanTwilightZone! Watch an Episode
- [Sea Monsters Exhibit in the Boston Globe!](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/sea-monsters-exhibit-in-the-boston-globe/) - Behind the Scenes of Sea Monsters I’m thrilled to share this fantastic Boston Globe review of Sea Monsters: Real and Imagined, the blockbuster exhibition I had the honor of leading as Exhibit Developer and Writer for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture. The exhibition dives deep (pun fully intended) into the worlds of giant
- [Sea Monsters: Wonders of Nature and Imagination](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/sea-monsters-wonders-of-nature-and-imagination/) - An exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History Embark on a daring voyage into the depths of human imagination at the Harvard Museum of Natural History’s new special exhibition, Sea Monsters: Wonders of Nature and Imagination. Featuring ancient mariners' maps, literature, works of art, and natural history specimens, this exhibit explores the allure of serpents,
- [Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/blending-art-and-science-in-modern-storytelling/) - Step into a world where sunlight fades and mystery reigns. Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of Nature, the immersive exhibition at ARTECHOUSE, plunges visitors into the ocean’s mesopelagic zone—a shadowy layer between 200 and 1,000 meters deep, where life pulses to rhythms we’re only just beginning to understand. This multisensory experience fuses cutting-edge science with digital
- [Twilight Zone Exhibition on Voice of America](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/twilight-zone-exhibition-on-voice-of-america/) - A Spotlight on the Twilight Zone Exhibition I’m thrilled to share this Voice of America feature on The Ocean Twilight Zone exhibition at ARTECHOUSE, where art and science merge to reveal the mysteries of the deep. This immersive experience takes visitors into the ocean’s midwater, a place of bioluminescent creatures, vertical migrations, and barely explored
- [The Secret Life of Dolphins](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/the-secret-life-of-dolphins/) - Jennie makes an appearance on Visit Tybee Island www.VisitTybeeIsland.com Get to know the secret life of dolphins, only on Tybee Island! If you've been to Tybee Island, chances are that you've probably seen a dolphin or two, or even a pod! Dolphins are a very common site around Tybee Island and this video shares the
- [Measuring Difference](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/measuring-difference/) - An Exhibition at the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, Harvard Today, measurement is everywhere. We understand everything around us in inches, degrees, gallons, decibels, and more. But measurements are human inventions. It is through measures that we learn to see difference, to compare the world. In the Americas, colonial powers introduced new measurements to describe
- [Measuring Difference in The Boston Globe](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/measuring-difference-in-the-boston-globe/) - The Boston Globe At Harvard, taking the measure of what happened when worlds collided By Mark Feeney "Along with some 80 items in "Measuring Difference" is a reminder that measurement, in all its forms, is a human invention." Read More
- [Chasing Twilight](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/exploration-through-the-lens-a-filmmakers-journey/) - A Journey into the Deep What happens when you follow the light… into darkness? That was the question at the heart of Chasing Twilight, the feature-length film I produced and directed through Oh Sister Productions in collaboration with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. This project took me—and our extraordinary team of scientists, storytellers, and filmmakers—into one
- [Twilight Zone Featured at National Geographic's Storyteller's Summit](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/twilight-zone-featured-at-national-geographics-storytellers-summit/) - Last February, I had the honor of presenting at the National Geographic Society’s Storyteller’s Summit for Works in Progress, where Explorers, filmmakers, photographers, and journalists share the creative journeys they’re charting right now. My presentation focused on the body of work I’ve been creating with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution—a multi-project collaboration that dives into some
- [Company 1433](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/company-1433/) - Unearthing Hidden Histories from the Okefenokee I’m thrilled to share a project close to my heart: the Company 1433 Project, a multimedia and educational initiative dedicated to uncovering and celebrating the legacy of the all-Black Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) unit that helped shape the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge during the New Deal era. As Project
- [HMSC Connects!](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/hmsc-connects/) - The signature podcast for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture Produced by the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture, the HMSC Connects! podcast takes you behind the scenes of the museums to explore the stories, discoveries, and conversations that bring science, culture, and history to life. Each of the 75 episodes features in-depth interviews
- [Currents of Survival](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/currents-of-survival/) - Myths, Monsters, and the Fight for a Living River I’m excited to share a glimpse of my upcoming documentary, Currents of Survival, which follows the intertwined lives of conservationists, fishers, and river-dependent communities working to protect the Karnali River system in Nepal. This stunning Himalayan river—home to endangered species like the Ganges river dolphin—is not
- [Dancing Through the Tides](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/dancing-through-the-tides/) - A New Look at Tybee’s Dolphins I’m thrilled to share a new project close to home and heart: Tybee Dolphins, a photography and video series exploring the lives of the wild bottlenose dolphins that frequent the waters around Tybee Island, Georgia. For years, I’ve wandered these coastal marshes and tidal creeks, enchanted by the way
- [OCELOTS](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/ocelots/) - Online Content for Experiential Learning of Tropical Systems The OCELOTS (Online Content for Experiential Learning of Tropical Systems) Network brings together tropical biology researchers, active learning pedagogy specialists, software developers, and media specialists, with the vision of creating an open-access, online resource library of learning modules in tropical ecology. The goal of these modules is to spark
- [Jennie featured as a guest on the Tybee Island Marine Science Center Podcast](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/jennie-featured-as-a-guest-on-the-tybee-island-marine-science-center-podcast/) - Chasing Dolphins and Capturing Ocean Stories: Meet Jennie Berglund From the Tybee Island Marine Science Center: In this episode of the Tybee Island Marine Science Center Podcast, host Jessica Leigh Lebos welcomes Jennie Berglund, a science journalist and deep-water documentarian, to discuss her fascinating career. Jennie shares stories from her expeditions to all seven continents, including the
- [Nacido de Niebla (Born from Mist)](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/nacido-de-niebla-born-from-mist/) - Tracing the Hidden Paths of Water Nacido de la Niebla (Born from Mist) is an upcoming cinematic documentary that will journey deep into the cloud forests of northern Argentina, where mist-laden trees capture and release the freshwater sustaining entire ecosystems and communities. Through immersive visuals and the voices of local conservationists, farmers, and youth, the
- [Talking Dolphins on WTOC Morning Break](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/talking-dolphins-on-wtoc-morning-break/) - It was such a treat to appear on WTOC’s Morning Break with host Tim Guidera alongside Alli Caldwell of the Tybee Island Marine Science Center. We joined the show to share a preview of An Evening with the Dolphin Whisperers: Flipper Facts and Field Notes—a special sold-out event celebrating the dolphins that grace the waters
- [An Evening with the Dolphin Whisperers: Flipper Facts & Field Notes](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/an-evening-with-the-dolphin-whisperers-flipper-facts-field-notes/) - A Magical Evening with the Dolphin Whisperers What a night! I had the honor of joining a sold-out panel at the Tybee Island Marine Science Center for “An Evening with the Dolphin Whisperers: Flipper Facts and Field Notes.” It was an unforgettable gathering of science, storytelling, and community, all centered around the bottlenose dolphins that
- [Totality in Tennessee](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/totality-in-tennessee/) - Scientific American Experience a total solar eclipse on a Tennessee farm. See the video
- [Eclipse Across America](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/eclipse-across-america/) - Scientific American Watch as Scientific American readers and reporters all over the country show off their eclipse-viewing adventures. Explore More
- [A Window into the Twilight Zone](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/a-window-into-the-twilight-zone/) - Exploring Earth's Deepest Mysteries I’m thrilled to share A Window into the Twilight Zone, a short film I wrote and directed as part of my National Geographic Society Explorers Grant—and which has now been viewed over 30,000 times since its release! The film takes you aboard the NOAA Ship Henry B. Bigelow with Woods Hole
- [Cosmic Origins](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/cosmic-origins/) - An exhibition for the Harvard Museum of Natural History On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped down from the Apollo 11 lunar lander and impressed the Moon’s dusty surface with the first human bootprint. This singular moment—when humanity set foot on a world outside Planet Earth—inspired a vibrant new age of scientific and technological research
- [The Oyster Revival](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/the-oyster-revival/) - Restoring Our Waters A documentary about revitalizing a tenuous relationship between man and mollusk, and the efforts being made to restore ecological balance to our coastlines. Directed by Allison Keir. My Role: Producer Explore More
- [From the Hands of the Makers](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/from-the-hands-of-the-makers/) - An Exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History Over their fifty years creating the Glass Flowers, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, father and son, continually experimented with materials and methods that pushed the boundaries of glassworking. Years later, their complex and varied practices presented unique challenges for the conservators preserving and protecting the models, which
- [Jennifer Berglund Interviewed for the Harvard Museum of Natural History](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/jennifer-berglund-interviewed-for-the-harvard-museum-of-natural-history/) - Harvard Museum of Natural History Interview with Exhibit Developer Jennifer Berglund about the Ants and Termites by Wendy Derjue-Holzer "Jennifer Berglund, Harvard Museums of Science & Culture Exhibit Developer, helped mastermind the goals and content behind the exhibit. Wendy Derjue-Holzer, Harvard Museum of Natural History Education Director, chatted with Jennie about her job learning, writing,
- [The Blaschkas at the Microscope: Lessons in Botany](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/the-blaschkas-at-the-microscope-lessons-in-botany/) - An Exhibit at the Harvard Museum of Natural History Step back in time to the late-nineteenth century and marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, renowned creators of the mesmerizing Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants. Delve into their captivating educational models that meticulously illustrate the life cycles of non-flowering,
- [Surveillance: From Vision to Data](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/surveillance-from-vision-to-data/) - An Exhibition at Harvard's Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments This timely exhibit considers surveillance beyond the realm of cameras and their watchers, exposing the profound influence of data. Learn about the historical instruments that have been used to transform individuals and landscapes into data. Uncover how powerful entities, from colonial empires to U.S. intelligence agencies,
- [The Groundbreaker](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/the-groundbreaker/) - A Woman Archaeologist in a Field Led by Men Against considerable odds, Theresa B. Goell (1901–1985) carved out a role for herself as the director of a major international archaeological field excavation at Nemrud Dagi, a site in modern southeast Turkey. Today, the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East houses the archaeological archives of
- [Swimming with Sharks](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/swimming-with-sharks/) - A Deep Dive into Shark Biology and Behavior An Exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History Nearly half a billion years ago, the first ancestors of a most remarkable group of fishes sprung forth from the evolutionary tree of life, exploding into a spectacular array of cartilaginous predators. Today, sharks are ubiquitous in and
- [Miwene](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/miwene/) - Reclaiming the Amazon Miwene is a powerful, intimate documentary that invites viewers into the heart of the Waorani people’s world in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Told through their own voices, the film shares stories of resilience, deep forest knowledge, and a fierce connection to land and community—all unfolding against the backdrop of increasing outside pressures. I
- [Cochineal: How Mexico Made the World See Red](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/cochineal-how-mexico-made-the-world-see-red/) - An Exhibition for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture This is the story of a color—one that began as an evolutionary tale, and evolved to shape the course of human history. My Role: Exhibit Developer/Writer/Media Producer Explore More
- [Muchos Mexicos: Crossroads of the Americas](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/muchos-mexicos-crossroads-of-the-americas/) - Watch Song for Cesar (10:34 minutes), an exhibit video about the labor movement led by Cesar Chavez.For more information about the United Farm Workers, please visit www.ufw.org.Excerpts from the documentary Fighting for Our Lives appear in this video. Fighting for Our Lives is the intellectual property of the UFW and is used with permission of the United Farm Workers of America.
- [COVID-19 and Cardiovascular Health](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/covid-19-and-cardiovascular-health/) - IEEE Pulse In late February 2020, a time when severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2, or COVID-19) still felt like an abstraction in the United States, New York City’s first infected patient was admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital’s emergency room. Working a few doors down was Sean Pinney, the Director of Advanced Heart Failure and
- [Mediterranean Marketplaces: Connecting the Ancient World](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/mediterranean-marketplaces-connecting-the-ancient-world/) - Yarn DyeingLearn about traditional wool yarn dyeing with fiber artist Linda Whiting.
- [Reproductive Health in the Time of Covid](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/reproductive-health-in-the-time-of-covid/) - IEEE Pulse In spring 2020, the pandemic began shutting down the world—restaurants, colleges, even entire cities felt emptied and closed. A cloud of uncertainty lingered over most parts of the world and altered our daily schedules and tasks. But for a wide segment of society, it wasn’t the toilet paper, or the masks, or the
- [Into the Twilight Zone: Dive and Discover Learning Modules](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/into-the-twilight-zone-dive-and-discover-learning-modules/) - The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution I’m excited to share a new suite of educational resources I conceptualized and wrote for Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Dive and Discover platform. These five online learning modules dive deep into one of the ocean’s most mysterious and vital regions—the ocean twilight zone. This dimly lit layer, stretching from 200
- [In Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An Exploration of Change and Loss](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/in-search-of-thoreaus-flowers-an-exploration-of-change-and-loss/) - An Exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History "n Search of Thoreau’s Flowers: An Exploration of Change and Loss is an immersive multidisciplinary experience that marries art and science through a modern artistic interpretation of Henry David Thoreau’s preserved plants. " My Role: Exhibit Developer Learn More
- [Sharks: Streamlined Swimmers](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/sharks-streamlined-swimmers/) - An online exhibit for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture Sharks are some of the oldest and, from an evolutionary perspective, some of the most successful marine vertebrates ever to have lived. They have been around in their current form for over 400 million years, since the geologic period known as the Devonian, and
- [Prepping for Alien Oceans, NASA Goes Deep](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/prepping-for-alien-oceans-nasa-goes-deep/) - Scientific American Deep-sea observatory tests technologies for eventual exploration of Europa or other icy moons Read More
- [Microbial Life: A Universe at the Edge of Sight](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/microbial-life-a-universe-at-the-edge-of-sight/) - An exhibition for the Harvard Museum of Natural History Thriving within and around us is a minute world of astonishingly diverse lifeforms, so small they cannot be seen by the human eye. Microbial Life: A Universe at the Edge of Sight takes visitors on a multimedia journey into this fascinating, invisible realm where bacteria and other microbes
- [Glass Flower Photography in Atlas Obscura](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/glass-flower-photography-in-atlas-obscura/) - Atlas Obscura Feast Your Eyes on These Delicate Glass Models of Decaying Fruit By Jessica Leigh Hester, Photography by Jennifer Berglund "Blighted, century-old produce goes back on display for the first time in decades." Read More
- [Glass Flower Photography in The Harvard Gazette](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/glass-flower-photography-in-the-harvard-gazette/) - The Harvard Gazette The Marvel of Fruit Rotting By Bethany Carland-Adams, Photography by Jennifer Berglund "This section highlights career opportunities within our organization, showcasing roles across various departments. It provides insights into workplace culture, benefits, and growth opportunities for candidates."While we eagerly await the ripening of our favorite summer fruits, microscopic competitors are at work
- [Glass Flower Photography in Smithsonian Magazine](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/glass-flower-photography-in-smithsonian-magazine/) - Smithsonian Magazine Glass Models of Decaying Fruit Set to Go on View After Two Decades in Storage By Meilan Solly, Photography by Jennifer Berglund "Designed to serve as teaching tools, the delicate glassware reveals the ravages of such diseases as peach leaf curl, pear scab and gray mold." Read More
- [Rotting Fruit Art Photography in National Geographic](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/rotting-fruit-art-photography-on-national-geographic/) - National Geographic Rotting-fruit art points up plants in peril by Myles Karp, Photography by Jennifer Berglund "Our planet’s food supply is vulnerable to diseases caused by climate change and more. These glass models display the decay in beautiful, awful detail." Read More
- [Microbial Sciences Initiative](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/microbial-sciences-initiative/) - SciArt Video Series Each year, at Harvard University's Annual Microbial Sciences Initiative Symposium, the works of microbial SciArtists are featured in videos I've produced since 2020. Explore the series
- [Tracking COVID-19: There’s an App for That](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/tracking-covid-19-theres-an-app-for-that/) - IEEE Pulse In March 2020, before COVID-19 laid claim to the United States, Vice President Mike Pence briefed the press about the coronavirus outbreak, which at the time was a threat to passengers aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship moored off the coast of California [1]. At the time, cases had spiked in Iran, Italy,
- [The Brain on Covid-19](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/the-brain-on-covid-19/) - IEEE Pulse In March 2020 -still the early days of the U.K.'s COVID-19 crisis-Rhys Thomas, a neurologist at Newcastle University, got a call at home from a concerned colleague. The colleague's cousin was hospitalized, critically ill with COVID-19, and had developed brainstem encephalitis, a severe inflammatory condition of the brain causing a suite of symptoms,
- [Mesobot’s Bermuda Expedition](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/mesobots-bermuda-expedition/) - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution In March 2021, I had the privilege of documenting a milestone in deep-sea exploration: the first Bermuda-based open-ocean dives of Mesobot, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s cutting-edge autonomous vehicle designed to follow and film midwater organisms without disturbing them. As the expedition’s videographer, photographer, and writer, I joined a team of scientists
- [Women of the Museum 1860-1920: Behind-the-Scenes at the Museum of Comparative Zoology](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/women-of-the-museum-1860-1920-behind-the-scenes-at-the-museum-of-comparative-zoology/) - An online exhibition for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture When women first started working at the Museum of Comparative Zoology in the late nineteenth century, they were hired as assistants, secretaries, and librarians—and only rarely as curators. Often assigned repetitive and mundane tasks, they nonetheless made significant contributions to the museum’s early history.
- [A World of Viruses](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/a-world-of-viruses/) - An online exhibition for the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture What comes to mind when you hear the word “virus”? Perhaps the common cold, a cold sore, or maybe even a global pandemic, such as the one we are living in now, caused by a coronavirus that may have originated in bats. In fact, viruses are ever-present
- [New Advances in Transplants and Bioengineering Aid in Replacing the Womb](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/new-advances-in-transplants-and-bioengineering-aid-in-replacing-the-womb/) - IEEE Pulse When Kayla Edwards turned 13, she began to wonder if she was different. It started as a seed of suspicion when her friends began their menstrual cycles, and hers never arrived. Her grandmother was late, she learned, but for Edwards, it still seemed odd. She had hit puberty’s other benchmarks—the hormones, the breasts—just no
- [Treating Postpartum Depression: Beyond the Baby Blues](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/treating-postpartum-depression-beyond-the-baby-blues/) - IEEE Pulse A recent study of 300 maternal deaths within a year after delivery found that suicide was the seventh-leading cause of maternal death. Though PMADs overwhelmingly affect women with a history of depression or anxiety, they are indiscriminate, affecting mothers with no prior history whatsoever. And not treating it is consequential. A growing body
- [How to Explore Otherworldly Oceans](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/how-to-explore-otherworldly-oceans/) - Scientific American The tools we build to explore our deep oceans might one day explore ocean world across the solar system. A new observatory called ABISS that can transmit video and long-term chemical measurements at broadband speeds from the seafloor using a system of flashing lights instead of a traditional tether. Watch the video
- [Gallery of Marine Life](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/gallery-of-marine-life/) - A permanent exhibition for the Harvard Museum of Natural History The centerpiece of the Marine Life exhibition—a floor-to-ceiling recreation of life in New England’s coastal waters—immerses visitors in the remarkable diversity and dynamic interplay among animals in marine communities just off local shores. As models of glowing jellies, a giant sea turtle, and other sea animals appear
- [Ripple](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/ripple/) - A film by Jennifer Berglund A documentary about the work of Dr. Paul Sikkel, a marine parasite ecologist who studies tropical coral reef parasites. Winner Mes Del Arrecife Film Festival “Best Scientific Activism Story” and Fish at Night Film Festival “Best Science Story”. Watch the Film
- [Cave Man](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/cave-man/) - Discover Magazine Marine biologist Tom Iliffe is on a quest to understand the halocline, a layer of water that may hold the secrets to Earth's earliest life. About 20 miles south of Cancun, Mexico, on a stifling summer day, Tom Iliffe squints over a limestone ledge and into a giant pool of scuzzy, brown water.

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- [Contact](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/contact/) - Get in touch Feel free to contact me anytime.
- [Environmental Filmmaking](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/expeditions/nepal-field-program/environmental-filmmaking/) - Nepal Field Program · Program II Nepal: EnvironmentalFilmmaking Tell Stories That Matter This is not a typical film program. For two weeks in Nepal, you will step into environments where stories are not staged—they are lived. You will learn to observe, listen, and document with intention, working in landscapes where environmental and human narratives are
- [Nepal Field Program](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/expeditions/nepal-field-program/) - Nepal · Field Programs Nepal Programs Two distinct programs, one shared foundation. Both are built on exchange, reciprocity, and direct engagement with the people and ecosystems of Nepal. Choose the lens that fits your practice. Biomimicry & Design Program I Nepal: Biomimicry & Design Learn From Living Systems Nepal’s forests, agricultural terraces, and wild ecosystems
- [Biomimicry](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/expeditions/nepal-field-program/biomimicry/) - Nepal Field Program · Program I Biomimicry& Design Observe. Extract. Translate. Apply. The best design solutions already exist. They are running in forests, agricultural terraces, and river systems. This program is about learning to find them. It is a design-focused, field-based learning experience that uses real-world systems as a foundation for developing new approaches to
- [Expeditions](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/expeditions/) - Field Programs · Study Abroad Expeditions Go where the story lives. Toward a New Eraof Storytelling Over the course of my career, I’ve traveled extensively to remote places around the world, working alongside communities whose ways of living, knowing, and relating to the environment are often very different from my own. In that time, one
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- [Exhibitions](https://www.jenniferberglund.com/pages/exhibitions/) - Exploring the Twilight Zone Exhibition at ARTECHOUSE: A Journey into the Unknown I recently had the incredible opportunity to contribute to the Twilight Zone exhibition at ARTECHOUSE, an immersive art space known for pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity. Working on the content for this exhibition was a truly unique experience, blending storytelling, technology,
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