Designing the Parks

The Designing the Parks internship program introduces young diverse groups of students to National Park Service design and planning professions.

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2022

Jack Anson

Arleen J. Bartels-VanRiper

Elizabeth Bellersen

Pia Cano

Samantha Felix

Liz Gunther

Genevieve Kane

Joseph Perez

Allison Perry

Siela Zembsch

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Photos

Typical full Cape Cod floorplan

Ahoy, Ella, what do you see?

One of the various abandoned houses in the area!

Bees are kept strategically throughout Drumlin farm at the edge of fields, and in areas where pollination routes can be enhanced.

Debriefing the Inventory Team: Bill Burke (center, with brimmed hat) explains the history of the site to the group in the shade of a large tree-of-heaven. Behind him is the north façade of the main house.

The land bridge to Bar Island on a rainy day

Setting up the Total Station on a dig in Mississippi

Covering a Statue of Abraham Lincoln for his big reveal at Saint Gaudens NHS

The Independence Hall bell tower

Detail map of the Boghouse and surroundings

Inside the Martin van Buren house!

Courtesy: thompsonisland.org

Learned that rain boots are essential for all field work

Looking at the late-19th century plans of the Arnold Arboretum

Releasing of head-started Blanding’s turtle at Assabet National Wildlife Refuge.

Fairsted: the former home and office of Olmsted

Looking at Olmsted Brothers plans with Michelle Clark

Hollow

May 2017 beds, ready to be filled!

Photo from the Field: The photographs from the site visit proved invaluable when working on the map, because they helped me to define elements unclear in orthophotos.

Van Buren was 5’6

Chris and Margie

Processed with VSCO with c9 preset

My boss Eliot and I at the Maryland Archives.

(L to R) Vera, Anna, and me checking out a trail in the Sieur de Monts area

Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

Circulation: a beautiful tree tunnel, one of my favorite trails on Peddocks

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