31 July 2020
Mapping Conservation using ArcGIS
Communication is not emphasized in the field of science. The average education stresses results over how to communicate those results to the world. This is a skill that I argue is just as important as…
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31 July 2020
California's Seasons Aren't as Boring as You Think
People often say that there are just two seasons in California: a long, dry summer and a mild, “less dry” winter. Others joke that California’s four seasons are earthquake, fire, flood, and drought. Pumpkin-spiced autumn…
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31 July 2020
This American History
I can't recall having ever visited a national park site. Not as a young buck in Texas, not as a college degree-getter around Boston.
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31 July 2020
Accessing Nature Through Birds
Working as a DFP intern this summer has been an amazing experience for so many reasons. Much of my fulfillment this summer comes from the project I am working on as well as from the…
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31 July 2020
Technicalities of Pond Culture
In this blog post, I will be writing about the Shortnose and Lost River Suckers recovery program I am a part of for this summer.
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30 July 2020
The Plight of the Gnatcatcher
Coastal sage scrub is one of the most unique and imperiled habitats in Southern California. It is characterized by dense, low-growing shrubs that have drought-deciduous leaves. You can see an example of what that looks…
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