The Big Event: Culture Blitz in Action
Last Friday was the culmination of my summer–Culture Blitz was actually implemented! After weeks of planning, and uncertainty as to when it was going to happen, our team set a date […]
HAPPINESS COMES IN MANY FORMS; SO DO NATIONAL PARKS
Today marks the 105th anniversary of the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth—a whopping 134°F at what is now Death Valley National Park, the largest national park in the contiguous […]
Universal Design at Acadia National Park
Last week I wrote about how historic places and National Park Service sites create opportunities for people in the built environment to access nature. However, there are many […]
Lights, Camera, Action! (Teacher Edition) Part II.
Hello friends, On Thursday, I was a teacher! I created a workshop for my peers about the pre-production and production phase of expository documentary film making. This workshop was intended […]
Life at Minute Man: Natural and Cultural Resource Management
I hope everyone enjoyed their July 4th holiday week, whether filled with festivities or relaxation. Because July 4th celebrates a monumental occasion of the American Revolution era, I thought it […]
Eisenhower, Gettysburg, and the CRSA
Many may not know the connection between President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Battle of Gettysburg, which took place in 1863 during the Civil War. I admit that before starting […]
Out in the Field on Lovells Island
After weeks of talking about it, it was nice to finally get out of the office and do some reconnaissance work on Lovells Island. With the office sweltering (due to […]
