NSEA Community Program Intern

My role as a Community Program Intern was to engage with community members at restoration work party's hosted around the Bellingham area. Every Saturday, I worked upwards of eight hours leading community work parties either as an NSEA independent event or a partnered event with organizations like Whatcom Land Trust and the City of Bellingham. I gave instructions on how to properly plant native species in order to boost watershed habitats as well as instructed a tool safety demo and provided history on the sites we were working on. I was expected to show up every day present and prepared to spark conversation with volunteers. After leading work parties, I cleaned all the tools used by volunteers, put away all our used gear, and debriefed about the day with my team.

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Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
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2025-10-01
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Rangeland and Wildlife Management
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NSEA Community Program Intern

Kyah Trotter
Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Rangeland and Wildlife Management
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NSEA Community Program Intern

Kyah Trotter
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Abstract

My role as a Community Program Intern was to engage with community members at restoration work party's hosted around the Bellingham area. Every Saturday, I worked upwards of eight hours leading community work parties either as an NSEA independent event or a partnered event with organizations like Whatcom Land Trust and the City of Bellingham. I gave instructions on how to properly plant native species in order to boost watershed habitats as well as instructed a tool safety demo and provided history on the sites we were working on. I was expected to show up every day present and prepared to spark conversation with volunteers. After leading work parties, I cleaned all the tools used by volunteers, put away all our used gear, and debriefed about the day with my team.

Western CEDAR (Western Washington University)
Life in Land, Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
Rangeland and Wildlife Management
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