by Miles Starr Radin, SCA Intern

“Are we gonna see a gorilla?!” one student asks as she steps off the bus. For most, it is their...

Amber Flowers is a bat monitoring intern at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. With Halloween on the horizon, we just had to ask what...

by Tony Gurzick

Do you have a vocation? Not just a job you have or a role you play in your life but a true calling?

I...

Lou Lunte has spent his career in the environmental field and for the past 30 years has been deputy state director of The Nature Conservancy...

It’s hard to know where to look when assessing SCA’s GulfCorps. Do you focus on the team’s lengthy list of accomplishments? The number of young...

Special events (both real and virtual), a nationwide series of service projects, and the inaugural SCA Giving Day will mark the first annual SCA...

Research performed by SCA interns and alumni is paying off – and garnering a lot of attention.

• The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service credits three SCA
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At first, it may sound counter-intuitive. I mean, to forge a more inclusive conservation community, does it really make sense to exclude roughly 50% of...

As the visual information intern at the National Parks of New York Harbor, Miller Bradford worked to connect and engage online visitors with the historic...

by Kevin Hamilton, SCA Communications Staff

When I was a kid, no attraction seized my imagination like Mount Rushmore: high in the sky, larger than life,...

There is no Fourth of July without Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia. Known as the birthplace of American democracy, this is where the founding...