News & Blogs


06 September 2024

Honoring History

One of the most important things I’ve come to recognize during my fellowship is the unique character of each refuge. Their cultures and norms are shaped by the region, the people who work there, and…
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05 September 2024

Learning the Ropes: My First Two Months as a Pollinator Intern

Hi everyone! My name is Alyssa Corder and I am currently a Pollinator Conservation and Outreach intern at the MN-WI Ecological Services field office in Bloomington, MN. I started on July 1st, and throughout my…
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04 September 2024

Hispanic Access Foundation’s MANO Project Launches Career Pathways Grants Program with Parks California

Hispanic Access Foundation is honored to announce its partnership with Parks California for the Career Pathways program. Together, with the East Bay Regional Park District, they will create pathways for young Latinos to pursue careers…
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04 September 2024

Plant Association Training in Arizona

I recently attended the 2024 Plant Association Training in Arizona on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest and on White Mountain Apache tribal land. The class was incredibly informative, and I learned to identify a ton of…
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03 September 2024

PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: MS Latinos call for cleaner environment along Mississippi River

The latest survey of Latino voters in Mississippi and nine other states reveals overwhelming support for environmental initiatives, with 87% favoring projects promoting a cleaner environment. The Hispanic Access Foundation commissioned the poll and focused…
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03 September 2024

Empowering Communities Through Nature: My Experience as a Visitor Services Intern...So Far

As an intern at the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, I’ve had the unique opportunity to immerse myself in a diverse range of activities that have enriched both my professional skills and personal growth. Now, several…
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