Seattle September was a busy month. We began by traveling to Seattle to visit some of our grantees and learn about some of the work they have been doing. One of the highlights was spending a day with atelierjones, a firm known for their pioneering work...
Field season kick off by Margaet Hanson The month of April was busy and the necessary needs of the forest rely on the completion of work done by its archaeologists to comply and protect the beauty and history of its forest. Though there were days of...
Hello! Please find my introduction video below! As well as a written introduction about me: my name is Jade Lee, I am a Resource Assistant with the U.S. Forest Service and Environment for the Americas. I will be working with the Eastern Service Planning Group...
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a job based in the outdoors must be dependent on the weather. What’s the saying, you can plan a picnic but you can’t control the weather? Well, this season Mother Nature seems to enjoy keeping us on our toes....
Forestry Inventory includes more than simply measuring trees. Now that I’ve had experience in the field, I’m finding our work requires a wide range of measurements and more calculation than one would expect. For each individual tree we measure the expected height and diameter, yes,...
My adventures with RAP have officially begun and I couldn't be more excited. The last two months have been a whirlwind—uprooting your life does that though. Now I've made my way out to Oregon for this new position with Forest Inventory and Analysis at the...
Hi everyone! My name is Daisy Vargas Zamacona, and I am a U.S Forest Service and Environment for the Americas intern. I am a Grants Management Resource Assistant for Region 6, the Pacific Northwest Regional Office. ...
An introductory video about me, Caroline! I am at Copper Mountain, CO for orientation for a week and then I am travelling back to Asheville, NC to begin my internship with Environment for the Americas and U.S. Forest Service as a GIS specialist. I am...