LEAD Native Plant Specialist Intern

LEAD internships provide an extraordinary opportunity to gain practical and applicable experience in the environmental field, build connections, and build a sense of community all while furthering personal academic goals. The Native Plant Specialist intern position focused specifically on using ecological knowledge to contribute to LEAD projects. My experience with this internship was valuable and rewarding.

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Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Published
2025-04-01
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Conservation, Ecology, Wildlife Education
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LEAD Native Plant Specialist Intern

Fallon Jenkins
Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Conservation, Ecology, Wildlife Education
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LEAD Native Plant Specialist Intern

Fallon Jenkins
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Abstract

LEAD internships provide an extraordinary opportunity to gain practical and applicable experience in the environmental field, build connections, and build a sense of community all while furthering personal academic goals. The Native Plant Specialist intern position focused specifically on using ecological knowledge to contribute to LEAD projects. My experience with this internship was valuable and rewarding.

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Conservation, Ecology, Wildlife Education
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