Conservation & Ecological RestorationAnnelise Eagleton
2015 The Sara Shallenberger Brown Garden Club of America National Parks Conservation Scholarship
Annelise Eagleton is a student in Environmental Studies and Biology at the University of Idaho. Annelise has been a crew member with SCA in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park, Tennessee and Glennallen Bureau of Land Management, Alaska. She wants to do “everything in her power to help promote conservation to preserve our natural areas.” She also hopes to be a Crew Leader one day. Her future goal is leadership or education in the field of conservation. This summer Annelise will work in the Olympic National Park, Washington.
The Sara Shallenberger Brown Garden Club of America National Parks Conservation Scholarship
To encourage studies and careers in the conservation fields, with the opportunity to protect, enhance, and gain knowledge and experience for the lasting benefit of the U.S. National Parks. The Sara Brown GCA National Parks Scholarship will fund at least one (or more) SCA Apprentice Crew Leader (ACL), Leader, and/or Apprentice annually. ACLs and leaders will provide support, encouragement, and mentorship of high school crews engaged in hands-on conservation projects. Apprentices will work under the direct oversight of a land management agency or organization to address specific needs, which often include, but are not limited to, field data collection and management, visitor interpretation and education, and direct service work that maintains trails and improves habitats. The goal will be to provide a college or graduate student enrolled in a U.S.-based institution with the technical and personal skills and field experience to become a future leader in challenging and rewarding conservation service work.
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