09 March 2018
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION: From Artwork to Farm Work: Historic Latino Sites in California
The places that represent Latino and Hispanic history are incredibly varied—architecturally, geographically, and in terms of their impact on American society. Some sites were integral to the 20th-century farm workers’ movement, while others represent religious…
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09 March 2018
What Have I Been Up To? - Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument
What have I been up to? Besides the general duties in the office, this position has given me the opportunity to participate in plenty of outdoor activities, including hikes and other educational activities with volunteer…
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20 October 2017
Partnership Set to Recruit the U.S. Forest Service’s Next Generation of Stewards
Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) announced a new partnership and the launch of the recruitment process for the 2018 U.S. Forest Service Hispanic Access Resource Assistant Fellowship. This fellowship will…
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19 July 2017
New Haven Connects with Nature
Today, Ivette López, Hispanic Access Foundation Intern, shares her experiences at Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge as she strives to connect communities to the natural world. Over the last few months, I have been…
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19 July 2017
Celebrate Latino Conservation Week
By Kelsey Mackey A passion for conservation is a universal concept shared by people of all countries, cultures, and ethnicities. For many, caring for the environment is motivated by personal experiences and an appreciation for…
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19 July 2017
The internship of opportunities
Hispanic Access Foundation Intern, Kelsey Mackey, does it all through outreach and environmental education with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Be sure to join us all summer as we hear from our interns about…
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