Wow! I can’t believe I’m two months into my Field Ranger Crew Lead extension. Time is going by so quicky. Working for the Angeles National Forest has kept me on my toes, but in a…

As fall settles over Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, our team shifts focus to one of the biggest projects of the season: supporting local hunting. Since starting my internship here, I’ve learned firsthand how hunting plays…

As October comes to a close, my time as a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service climate fellow is nearing its end. This year has been full of rewarding opportunities and I feel very lucky that…

As I enter the 11th month of my fellowship with HAF and US Fish and Wildlife Service, I have been reflecting on the work I have accomplished. I have continued to do research and write…

Time flies: this time last year I had just received the news of my acceptance as an INRMP Climate Change Fellow. As I was finishing my master’s and spending hours a day job searching, this…

Laupāhoehoe, Hawai`i– where endemic bird calls whisper along the wind, where the moss is untouched by time and richly clings to all surfaces, where frequent downpours of rain inspire the lush green tapestry of the…