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Member Spotlight: Katie Willi, Ft. Collins, CO (Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance)
Rivers, Trails, and Conservation AssistanceJul 24, 2018 | Katie is currently serving her second term with Stewards in conjunction with the National Park Service. Katie is working with their Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) program working on a variety of projects.
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CVA Member Attends Native Youth Community Adaptation and Leadership Congress 2018
Community Volunteer AmbassadorsJuly 18, 2018 | After conducting her Masters research on indigenous resource use in two villages living around a recently established protected area in southern Guyana, Julie Savage was left questioning some of the ethical and moral components of that research. She persistently wondered about her role as a researcher of indigenous communities, and how her position as a CVA member at Mesa Verde National Park could help her better understand indigenous issues in the United States.
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CVA Member Assists in Developing Internship Program
Community Volunteer AmbassadorsJuly 18, 2018 | Community Volunteer Ambassador (CVA) Member, Michael Persaud, is nearly half way through his year of service at the National Parks of New York Harbor (NPNH). Michael has been an integral part of a brand new partnership between the National Park Service and St. John’s University in developing an accredited internship program that recruits and trains interns for research and interpretive programs in metropolitan New York City.
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Bringing Science to a Small Historic Park
Community Volunteer AmbassadorsJune 11, 2018 | Betsy Isley at Sagamore Hill National Historic Park is working to make a difference with her science background. Every national park is unique but she has found a way to implement a science-based program at a historic site.
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CVA Member Allie Burdick and Klondike Gold Rush NHP work hard to increase diversity on public lands
May 14, 2018 | After a short internship with the National Park Service during her senior year of college at the UW, Allison Burdick wasn't sure where she'd end up. Like many college grads, Burdick tentatively ventured into the professional world, taking a corporate job at Starbucks in a field she didn't go to school for. Follow the link to read more.
Source: The University of Washington Daily
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Making A National Impact – How Adrian Uzunian Turned His VISTA Service Into A Career
May 9, 2018 | During his VISTA year, Adrian Uzunian was able to make an impact on the small community he served in Western Maryland – but he wanted something bigger. He wanted to serve a mission with a broader, national focus. So, he signed on to be a VISTA Leader with the OSMRE VISTA Team (now known as Stewards).
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From VISTA Leader to Park Ranger – How Nick Solomon Turned His Service into a Career
April 26, 2018 | With a VISTA year under his belt, Nick Solomon was looking for a way to take his national service to the next level, to be a part of something bigger. So, he became a VISTA Leader. Nick wanted to be a mentor to the VISTAs he worked with and also expand his professional experience – something that ultimately landed him a position with the National Park Service.
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Community Volunteer Ambassador Spring 2018 Training
Community Volunteer AmbassadorsApril 20, 2018 | They came from desert outcrops, snowy forests, mountain valleys and urban centers. They came together for three days for an intensive training for their year of service, where they all have a common mission, to be ambassadors for the National Park Service. They are, the Community Volunteer Ambassadors of 2018.
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Member Spotlight: Rachel Hendrix, Washington, D.C. (National Capital Region Stewards Intern)
National Capital Region StewardsApril 20, 2018 | Rachel is serving as a Public Affairs Intern with the National Park Service in the National Capital Region. The overall focus of Rachel’s work is to research, prepare, and disseminate communication materials for public and news media consumption.
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Member Spotlight: Lily Taleghani-Nia, Community Outreach Liaison (National Park Service – Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area)
National Park ServiceApril 20, 2018 | Lily Nia, an intern with the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area in Los Angeles, serves as a Community Engagement Liasion. Her main duties involve conducting community outreach with the LA Ranger Troca, the mobile visitor center for the National Park Service on behalf of the Santa Monica Mountains. Her projects as a community engagement liaison are focused on outreach and interpretation at community park pop-ups and special events.