Saludos once again friends! The most consistent thing about life is its inconsistency and unpredictability. For my second Mano Blog post, I bring a tale of rain, helibases, and official certifications. When I last posted…

My first full month as the CPW education and interpretation intern has been an absolute blur in the best way. I have had experiences at meetings for the wolf reintroduction to Colorado and helped with…

During the month of May, the State, Private and Tribal Forestry Program at the International Institute of Tropical Forestry coordinated an educational visit to the forest in Maricao and to the Dry Forest of Guánica…

The Forest Service has exposed me to a truly incredible variety of activities over the course of more than 1000 hours. For the curious and motivated no knowledge is withheld. As a Montanan, I have…

Across the Western United States, the widespread introduction of non-native fish species by people has been a major factor in the decline of native fish species. Research shows that non-native trout outcompete, prey upon, and…

May 22nd marked the first day of my National Trails Systems Communications Fellowship with the National Park Service (NPS). As time crept closer to my first Microsoft Teams meeting, I couldn’t seem to relax. To…