Siliyah Greer's second blog talking about her experience working as a Wetland and Water Quality Monitoring Intern for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GOGA) and EFTA....

https://cdn1.environmentamericas.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/13135440/Siliyah-Greer-Intro-Vlog.mov For a year-long internship, I will be working with Environments for the Americas and Golden Gate National Recreation Area as a wetland and water quality monitor. I'm excited to explore a new area and get some fieldwork under my belt.  ...

As my internship comes to an end, I reflect on what my favorite part was. Working with the NPS rangers, PHP staff and other interns at American Memorial Park has been so amazing. Their ability to work together as a team and keep their flexibility...

Mr. Abram Togawa - the most influential person I’ve met at my time as an intern at my park. When I interview Mr. Togawa, this is what he wanted to share. Mr. Abram Togawa has been working for the National Park Service for 10...

Hafa adai yan tirrow and hello! My name is Tia Camacho. I will be working under the Environment of the Americas as a Fish and Feathers intern. My site is the American Memorial Park on the island of Saipan. This summer (2024) I will be working...

Somewhere in the Pacific, within a chain of 14 islands called the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands on a tiny island called Saipan is where you can find the American Memorial Park (affiliated). The American Memorial Park is a living memorial to honor the...

As this internship wraps up, I reflect on what has happened. From going to a dislike of the desert to a “this is a really beautiful ecosystem”. My first hands-on experience with wildlife management such as collecting dragonfly larvae for the dragonfly-mercury project to tortoise...

When going to the Saguaro NP website, it reads “Icon of the Southwest” and “Delicate Balance.” After working here in the park, I understand what that means. One of the many facts that I learned is Saguaros take in a bunch of Carbon dioxide from...

Hiya everyone! My name is Mario and I’m back. For the next few months, I will be working at Saguaro National Park. That’s just 2,300 miles from where I was this summer with the Latino Heritage Internship Program. If you are interested in reading more...