It was an incredible season. \u00a0That’s really all there is to it. \u00a0I was able to do so many different things and meet so many new people to expand my knowledge and I am incredibly grateful for those opportunities. \u00a0I will never forget my season at the BLM in Lander. \u00a0It was wonderful. \u00a0Life is moving on now, though.<\/p>\n
I recently got a permanent position as a Natural Resources Analyst with the Land Quality Division of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality in Lander. \u00a0I am beyond excited to start this new adventure and see where it leads me. \u00a0The natural resources field is where I know I need to be.<\/p>\n
To keep it short and sweet, I will end this post by encouraging anyone out there who isn’t sure about applying for a job or taking an opportunity presented to them to just do it. \u00a0Take the job, submit the application. \u00a0It may be scary at first, but the majority of the people in these fields are some of the kindest people you will ever meet and are more than willing to help you along your way in any way they can. \u00a0I thank the Chicago Botanic Garden Conservation and Land Management Internship for this last season. \u00a0It was great!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It was an incredible season. \u00a0That’s really all there is to it. \u00a0I was able to do so many different things and meet so many new people to expand my knowledge and I am incredibly grateful for those opportunities. \u00a0I … Continue reading