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Rowan Fay
Goodbye Shenandoah
September 21, 2022
Allyson Marrs
Girl standing on a bridge wearing an orange life jacket. A boat is floating down the river toward her. Mountains can be seen in the background.
Wrapping Up the Summer and Looking Toward the Future
September 20, 2022
Rowan Fay
Interview with NPS Mentor Evan Childress
September 19, 2022
Isabel McIntyre
The sunset at the LBJ Ranch. The horizon is orange and the sky is blue, and some trees and a fense are visible. There are wispy clouds in the sky.
The Future of Dark Skies
September 18, 2022
Alex Ramírez Landaverde
Climate Change; A Problem that Connects All
September 17, 2022
Isabel McIntyre
An image of the Johnson Settlement in the early evening. The sky is light blow with some yellow near the horizon. There is green grass and some trees on the horizon.
The Importance of Science Communication
September 16, 2022
Chris Poling
View of CUVA, with highway bridge and river in background.
Canal Cessation, Reflections on a Summer Well Spent as an SIP Fellow
September 15, 2022
Elizabeth Rush
Last Backpack to Knapsack
September 14, 2022
Meagan Fairfield-Peak
A landscape at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, the landscape displays a large portion of Lake Michigan and a curving beach and dune on the far side of the lake.
Landscape Approach is for the Birds, Bees, and Everything In-Between
September 13, 2022
Ben Harper
Snow-covered mountain
Putting Scenario Planning into Action at Katmai National Park and Preserve
September 6, 2022
Allyson Marrs
Ally kneeling down behind a car with an open tailgate. Behind the car there are traffic cones, two jugs of water with spouts, coolers, a black case, and a large plastic bin. The grand teton mountain range is in the background under a blue sky.
How Taking Breaks Has Increased My Productivity
September 2, 2022
Nicole Stevens
striped lizard standing on leaves
Herpetology in the US Virgin Islands
August 31, 2022
MacKenzie Conant
The Hunt for Solitude
August 30, 2022
Brent Wilder
Fog Fellows Reflect on an Eventful and Enriching 12 Weeks at Cabrillo National Monument
August 26, 2022
Elizabeth Rush
Butterfly resting on outreached hand.
Insect Macrophotography
August 25, 2022
Alex Ramírez Landaverde
Las Personas; Testigos del Cambio Climático
August 5, 2022
Elizabeth Rush
Landscape photo of Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Pollinator Hotshots
August 4, 2022
Jay Gearries
“It’s hot” - My Long Walk From the North to South Rim of the Grand Canyon
July 29, 2022
Brent Wilder
June Gloom Captured in Unprecedented Detail by Fog Fellows
July 28, 2022
Rowan Fay
The view from Miller's Head Trail at Shenandoah National Park (Photo Credit: Rowan Fay, 2022)
Warming Waters & Shrinking Spatial Distributions
July 27, 2022
Chris Poling
Forested canal wetland.
Canal Culvert Conundrum
July 26, 2022
Isabel McIntyre
The stars and the Milky Way over the LBJ Ranch. There are some clouds and an orange glow on the horizon.
Preserving Dark Skies in the Texas Hill Country
July 22, 2022
Nicole Stevens
woman walking along sandy hiking trail with her back to the camera. Foliage is dry and scrub-like with the ocean in the background
The Scientific Method in Action
July 21, 2022
Alex Ramírez Landaverde
Intern Alex R.L and Ranger Ivan B. at a cypress dome doing a slue slough. PC; Jessie Rivera.
Climate Change: it's real, it affects you, and its happening now!
July 15, 2022
Chris Poling
Chris Poling at the base of an abandoned canal.
The Canal Wanderer
July 13, 2022
Allyson Marrs
Employee housing in Yellowstone River
Resource Monitoring During a Natural Disaster
July 7, 2022
Motusaga Vaeoso
Setting up for reef flat monitoring
July 6, 2022
Jay Gearries
Changing Life Cycles: Plants and Young Ecologists
July 5, 2022
Meagan Fairfield-Peak
One of the views from the scenic Empire Bluff Trail. (Photo Credit: Meagan Fairfield-Peak)
The Bittersweet Priority of Invasive Plants
July 1, 2022
Ben Harper
Image of a forest fire on a mountain
Adapting to a Changing Climate
June 22, 2022
Laura Hancock
A sunset view of a field within First State National Historical Park's Brandywine Valley unit.
They grow up so fast... following the life cycle of irksome insects in First State National Historical Park
June 17, 2022
Brent Wilder
Fog Fellows Investigate Potential Monitoring Sites at Cabrillo National Monument
June 13, 2022
Nicole Stevens
View of treetops and ocean
Lizards in Paradise
June 10, 2022
Sana Saiyed
Petroglyphs on vertical rocks
Storytelling in Science
October 22, 2021
Joelee Tooley
Twice the Parks, Twice the fun!
October 6, 2021
Mary Buford Turnage
The Importance of Being Interdisciplinary
September 21, 2021
Sienna Wessel
a rugged mountainous landscape with a single winding trail that traverses a pass
From a head in the weeds to an eye on the conservation horizon
September 13, 2021
Joelee Tooley
Expect the Unexpected
September 9, 2021
Vida Svahnstrom
Conservation success stories
September 7, 2021
Sana Saiyed
Sana standing by a National Parks Service sign
Wildfires, Communities, and Youth Education
August 24, 2021
Joelee Tooley
Pika Pika!
August 18, 2021
Andrew Burchill
an image of the Isle Royale Loop Trail
What's happening to the birds?
August 16, 2021
Andrea J Salazar
Moving Beyond the Tangible Experience
August 14, 2021
Kelsey Hollien
The end of the chapter, not the book: wrapping-up at Saguaro National Park
August 13, 2021
Vida Svahnstrom
SIP fellow taking notes next to a bur oak.
Plants of the Potomac
August 12, 2021
Hannah Bonner
A cliffhanger ending
August 5, 2021
Alexandra Gulick
NPS staff members walk along the beach at BUIS
Climate change and hawksbill sea turtle productivity at Buck Island Reef National Monument
August 5, 2021
Sienna Wessel
woman in braids crouches in a field in front of a crowd describing plants
Life Cycle of a Plant (Ecologist)
July 30, 2021
Mary Buford Turnage
Baby's First River Trip
July 22, 2021
Andrew Burchill
sunrise over Rock Harbor by Jared Wolfe
An ornithological ride-along
July 14, 2021
Andrea J Salazar
The Fight to Save the Owls
July 14, 2021
Hannah Bonner
Scientist looking at algal mat on creek surface
You can't unsee cyanobacteria
July 14, 2021
Kelsey Hollien
Variety is the spice of life: a multitude of projects at Saguaro NP
July 7, 2021
Alexandra Gulick
Two hawksbill hatchlings on the beach at Buck Island Reef National Monument
When conservation programs are successful...what’s next?
July 2, 2021
Andrea J Salazar
Beginner's Luck
July 2, 2021
Vida Svahnstrom
rapids at Great Falls
Establishing species-specific action plans for rare, threatened, and endangered plants along the Potomac River
July 1, 2021
Mary Buford Turnage
Harper's Corner Road, Dinosaur National Monument
DINOs and Orchids and Bighorns, Oh My!
June 24, 2021
Sana Saiyed
Building curriculum around science and culture at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
June 23, 2021
Andrew Burchill
A-well-a birds, birds, birds, b-birds are my . . . data?
June 23, 2021
Sienna Wessel
sagebrush shrubs and multicolored wildflowers and grasses of many forms at the base of large, jagged mountains with a cloudy blue sky
Secrets of the Sage: Communicating the unseen value of the sagebrush steppe and uncovering clues to an ecological puzzle
June 23, 2021
Hannah Bonner
View of Zion National Park
Harmful algal mats in Zion National Park
June 17, 2021
Kelsey Hollien
From the Desert Floor to the Mountaintops at Saguaro National Park
June 17, 2021
Alexandra Gulick
Alexandra Gulick holds a juvenile hawksbill sea turtle captured as part of a mark-recapture project that monitors in-water sea turtle populations in the park
Assessing hawksbill sea turtle nesting populations at Buck Island Reef National Monument
June 9, 2021
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