SCIP Fellows SciComm Products Gallery
In collaboration with the National Park Service and Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU) Program, the ESA is administering the Science Communication in the Parks (SCIP) initiative.
SCIP aims to support communication related to high-profile regional resource initiatives in Northeastern National Parks. SCIP offers Fellows the opportunity to produce two Science Communication products for a National Park site or a single lengthier product.
We are pleased to present the work of our SCIP Fellows!
2026 SCIP Fellows Product #1
Conserve and Restore Coastal Marsh Systems in Northeast Parks
Anastasia Seckers
Intended Audiences: Park Visitors
NPS Liaison: Casey Reese
2025 SCIP Fellows Product #1
Conserve and Restore Coastal Marsh Systems in Northeast Parks
Abigail Lewis
Intended Audience: Park Visitors
A display board that encourages viewers to imagine a healthy coastal marsh to foster support for the protection of the marshes.
NPS Liaison: Catherine Johnson
Deer Management in Morristown National Historical Park
Clarissa Rodriguez
Intended Audience: Park Visitors
An informational brochure and infographics on white-tailed deer management.
NPS Liaison: Norman Bourg
Cape Cod’s Kettle Ponds: Legacy of Ice, People, and Change
Christopher Kilner
Intended Audience: Non-Governmental Organizations, Park Visitors, Educators, and Students
A Story Map on the rapid environmental change of the ponds and lakes in the Cape Cod National Seashore.
NPS Liaison: Sophia Fox
Preserving Forests in a Changing Landscape
Lillian Hoffart
Intended Audience: National Park Service Staff
A video on the importance of forest resiliency through the changes to a forest canopy
NPS Liaison: Norm Bourg
Rising Waters: Managing Floodplains in the Northeast in an Uncertain Future
Andrea Miranda Paez
Intended Audience: Park Resource Managers and Superintendents
A Story Map on the flood risk management which highlights effective hazard management practices in the NPR Northeast region.
NPS Liaison: Amanda Babson
Discover the Central Passaic Basin
Madison Jones
Intended Audience: Local Residents
An article on the history and ecological significance of New Jersey’s Central Passaic Basin.
NPS Liaison: Deborah DiQuinzio
Colonial National Historical Park
Abigail Lewis
NPS Liaison: Catherine Johnson
National Parks of Western Pennsylvania (WEPA)
Clarissa Rodriguez
NPS Liaison: Brian Mitchell
Earth’s Eyes on the Seashore
Christopher Kilner
NPS Liaison: Sophia Fox
Rising Waters: Managing Floodplains in the Northeast in an Uncertain Future
Andrea Miranda Paez
NPS Liaison: Amanda Babson
Stewarding Resilience
Lillian Hoffart
NPS Liaison: Stephanie Perles
