28 December 2022
Araceli Morales-Santos: Protecting Endangered Species in Minnesota
It was in the summer of 2013 when Araceli realized how deeply in love she was with biology. She was evaluating the health of rivers and streams in northern Michigan. Her wet hands, her shoes…
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21 December 2022
Ruby Gonzalez: Advocating for Latino Representation in the Workforce
How would you describe a National Park Service ranger? Perhaps as someone with a few scratches, without digital social networks, or as someone who loves to escape alone from time to time to go camping…
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14 December 2022
Fernando Lara: Creating Maps to Protect Species on the California Coast
Fernando has always found it difficult to explain his work: “I take geospatial data and make maps, or, in other words: I make maps to visualize data on fauna and endangered plants."
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30 November 2022
Mac Cardona: Wildlife Biologist Turned Storyteller
The first time that Mac Cardona met a wildlife biologist she was totally amazed, she couldn’t believe that someone could study cheetahs, and make a living that way.
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23 November 2022
Ashley García: Helping Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Adapt to Climate Change
When Ashley was just a child, she and her family used to go to the beach in Corpus Christi to watch the power of the sea. She loved the ocean so deeply that she thought…
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16 November 2022
Pastor Jorge Fuentes: Prayer as a Tool for Social Change
It is well known, the phrase “Faith can move mountains." For Jorge Fuentes, this is a certainty. More than once, he has experienced the power of prayer, when prayer speaks through letters, sit-ins and mobilizations…
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