“Seven weeks into my adventure through curatorial museum work,” writes Amelia Traylor, an intern at Yellowstone National Park, “I have lost the hurry that I brought with me.”
“An important thing to understand about wildfires, specifically those in the Sierras,” writes Tish Johnston, “Is that they are not all bad and therefore are typically not fully extinguished”
President Trump’s Interior Secretary, Ryan Zinke, has recommended to the White House that at least three national monuments declared by Presidents Obama and Clinton be reduced in size.
“Creating parks for people,” says Nate Marshall, “is no walk in the park. But the result – enabling millions to experience beautiful walks in a park – is undoubtedly worth it.”
“That’s the nature of scientific work,” writes Catie Mong. “It can be filled with exhilarating days of field work followed by weeks of unglamorous data processing. But I wouldn’t trade a second of it.”
“To achieve California’s ambitious climate change goals,” writes Anthony Ho, “we will need to look beyond new buildings and tap into the vast opportunities presented by existing buildings.”
