Environment for the Americas has established numerous partnerships with government agencies and nonprofit organizations to create the Celebrate Birds program— a program that introduces diverse early career professionals to bird conservation studies and nature-based educational programs.
Support important bird conservation efforts through our Celebrate Birds internship program which focuses on nature-based educational projects and bird conservation and research.
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Lichen is an impressive, yet often overlooked organism. We frequently see it growing on trees, rocks, or mosses. There are many kinds of lichen, with some looking flat and dusty like, and others having leaf-like offshoots. What really is lichen, and what makes it so
This past week, I got invited by Ranger Marybelle Quinata with the US Fish and Wildlife Service to help with a birding program at their Litekyan Wildlife Refuge. For the program, I taught 3-6 year olds from the Young Learner’s Center about seabirds on Guam,
“Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art…. It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which give value to survival.” ― C.S. Lewis, The Four Loves Wow! Today I am sitting at my desk for the last time, writing my final blog before
Hi! I made this video to educate more people about Talaya — or net fishing — in Guam. I have included the script below. Enjoy 🙂
My name is Marissa Hurst, and I am here the Wayne National Forest in Ironton Ohio, serving as a Trails System Resource Assistant. I was unfortunately on leave due to COVID but even then, I have still been able to learn so much about my
At the beginning of the internship, we were offered an opportunity to work alongside Saint Johns County Parks and Rec department. After previous programs, my favorite has been the last event we are holding with their groups of kids. Our outreach team teaches the children
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