Metro Parks Tacoma Internship

My internship with Metro Parks Tacoma (MPT) taught me a lot this summer. I had the privilege to assist in park maintenance at one of Tacoma’s prized attractions. Some important topics that were covered were the identification and removal of invasive species, use of pesticides, operating grounds equipment, observing how wildlife interacts in an urbanized area, and the science behind rain gardens and bioswales.

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Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Published
2024-10-01
Primary Topic
Animal and Plant Science Education
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Metro Parks Tacoma Internship

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Animal and Plant Science Education
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Metro Parks Tacoma Internship

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Abstract

My internship with Metro Parks Tacoma (MPT) taught me a lot this summer. I had the privilege to assist in park maintenance at one of Tacoma’s prized attractions. Some important topics that were covered were the identification and removal of invasive species, use of pesticides, operating grounds equipment, observing how wildlife interacts in an urbanized area, and the science behind rain gardens and bioswales.

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 37%
Animal and Plant Science Education
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