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CRDIP | Appomattox Court House
Appomattox Court House Written By: Berit Doolittle Hi-diddley-ho, “Acerinos!” My name is Berit and I’m serving ACE as the museum services assistant at the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park. I’m currently living in very rural central...
Celebrating Latino Conservation Week – An Interview with Jennifer and Karla
Celebrating Latino Conservation Week - An Interview with Jennifer and Karla Interviews with Jennifer Vieyra-Sanchez and Karla Hernandez __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Can you introduce yourself to...
CRDIP | Tips and Tricks for Observing Demonstrations at INDE
Tips and Tricks for Observing Demonstrations at INDE Written By: Brianna Attamante When there is a first amendment activity scheduled at Independence National Historical Park (INDE), there are a few things to know. First, make sure what you’re wearing...
CRDIP | How to Interpret, In One Easy Step
How to Interpret, In One Easy Step Written By: Michaela Wang Growing up at the National Parks throughout the American Midwest and Southeast, I absorbed a very idealized image of a park ranger: tall, clad in a quintessential ranger hat and pinecone belt,...
Meet Leo: Curatorial Member at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller NHP
Meet Leo: Curatorial Member at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park Written by: Leo Walker Can you introduce yourself to the readers? Hi! I’m Leo, I use they/them pronouns, and I’m from Massachusetts. I study Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins University,...
Realty and What it Means with US Fish and Wildlife Service
Realty and What it Means with US Fish and Wildlife Service Written by: Jenny Goebel My name is Jenny Goebel, and I work as a Realty Specialist for the US Fish and Wildlife Service at the regional office within Region 3. Our mission is “Work with landowners to purchase...
Build Up Technical Internships
Elevate Your Conservation Career Opportunities Through a Build Up Technical Internship American Conservation Experience (ACE) is inviting members to join its inaugural group for the National Park Service’s Build Up Technical Internship Program. This innovative...
Jumpstart Your Conservation Career
Discover Your Conservation Career Path Through Maintenance Positions If you’d like to embark on a conservation career path, an ideal way to get your foot in the door is through a maintenance position playing a vital role in preserving cultural resources and protecting...
Resources and Recreation in the Mojave Desert
Resources and Recreation in the Mojave Desert Written by: Isabeau Cordes After a few terms of seasonal work I feel incredibly lucky to have landed in the Mojave, and the Bureau of Land Management, with ACE. Indecision has always been a near...
ACE Crew Assists With Hurricane Relief
Hurricane Ian hit the shores of Florida back in September 2022, but residents continued to have a long road ahead of recovery. To help in this effort, an ACE Eastern Division Crew served on an A-DRT, AmeriCorps Disaster Response Team in coordination with FEMA in Fort...
Collaboration to Build Connection
Collaboration to Build Connection Written by: Tai Vugia (2023 Peer Mentor) On an overcast Monday afternoon, a group of nineteen strangers convened in the snow-covered valley of Jackson Hole. Trickling in from across the tarmac, arriving...
ACE Alumna Member Earns National Corpsmember of the Year Award
ACE Alumna member Precious Vicente received a 2023 Corpsmember of the Year award during the organization’s Annual Conference on March 8, 2023. The award is given to those who have earned notable achievement in the conservation field and are selected through a...
Connections, Diversity, Legacy: A Peer Mentor Perspective on NPS Academy
Connections, Diversity, Legacy: A Peer Mentor Perspective on NPS Academy Written by: Linda Garcia (2023 Peer Mentor) As a proud alum of the 2022 NPS/A program, I was thrilled to be invited back as a peer mentor to experience the magic of the...
Paleontology in the Grand Canyon
Paleontology in the Grand Canyon Written by: Mikaela Pulsipher I was in the middle of a Ph.D. at the University of Missouri when I heard about an open ACE-EPIC paleontology position at Grand Canyon National Park. It was a dream position, to be honest. Significant...
Preserving Puerto Rico History
Since 2015, ACE’s Eastern Crew division has provided repair and restoration work at the San Juan National Historic site which is managed by the National Park Service. Their work has included a significant project involving restoration of the famous walls of Old San...