31 July 2022
Nature is Alive at John Heinz
When you work at the John Heinz NWR Refuge, you don’t just do one thing. As an Environmental Education Intern, I have had the wonderful opportunity to learn archery, release native species of turtles, install…
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26 July 2022
Communication leads to proactive change for a sustainable future.
While days are going fast as the blistering summer dry lushes verdant fields into a golden hue. These past months I’ve been enriched with a community that dedicates its time to maintaining vital resources for…
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25 July 2022
Rov Nstib Koj Dua (Meet You Again- In Hmong)
My Conservation Banking fellowship with U.S Fish and Wildlife at the Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office has come to an end. Prior to this fellowship, I had spent my time with California State Park as…
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24 July 2022
Conserving American History
On the night of April 14, 1865, tragedy struck the nation as John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. Many books and dissertations have been written about those two figures and that night. But this…
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18 July 2022
Sifting through the National Parks
Hello everyone, my name is Jensen Bury and I am Commissioned Art Collection Intern with the Harpers Ferry Center. For this blog I thought it would be a good idea to talk about why I…
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16 July 2022
Taking Our Kayaks Out For A Walk
Today, I want to share a story about one of the things that I did for my internship as it shows how hard it can be to prepare for all the possibilities that could happen…
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