Human+Nature Blog

Demmer Scholars: Getting buzzy celebrating pollinators

Blogger: Kim Winter, NatureWatch program leader, who's supervising Emily Loubert, one of 23 MSU students in the Demmer Scholar Washington, DC, program, a senior-level class in natural resources policy that meets one night a week and all day Saturday while working full-time as paid interns at federal agencies or non-governmental organizations that focus on natural resources.

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Demmer Scholars: From Watergate to Squirrelgate

Blogger: Brooke Merrill, one of 23 MSU students in the Demmer Scholar Washington, DC, program,Brooke Merrill w/statue a senior-level class in natural resources policy that meets one night a week and all day Saturday while working full-time as paid interns at federal agencies or non-governmental organizations that focus on natural resources.

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Demmer Scholars: Interning at the White House

Blogger: Frankie Pappalardo, one of 23 MSU students in the Demmer Scholar Washington, DC, program, a senior-level class in natural resources policy that meets one night a week and all day Saturday while working full-time as paid interns at federal agencies or non-governmental organizations that focus on natural resources.

 

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Demmer Scholars: Blogging en Espanol

Blogger (in Spanish): Miriam Toro-Rosario, one of 23 MSU students in the Demmer Scholar Washington, DC, program, a senior-level class in natural resources policy thatmeets one night a week and all day Saturday while working full-time as paid interns at federal agencies or non-governmental organizations that focus on natural resources.

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Demmer Scholars: DC's summer of policy

 

Blogger: Brooke Merrill, one of 23 MSU students in the Demmer Scholar Washington, DC, program, a senior-level class in natural resources policy that meets one night a week and all day Saturday while working full-time as paid interns at federal agencies or non-governmental organizations that focus on natural resources.

 

 

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Blog: Strutting your tigers in the Big Apple

Neil Carter is taking his tigers on the road.

Ok, at least the tigers that’ll fit into a thumb-drive, and they’ll probably be room to pack a couple rhinos and elephants as well.

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WFC: Wrapping up with some fun - and pics

Sue Nichols and fish

Blogger: Sue Nichols, assistant director..(and see below for Marielle's report)

With the World Fisheries Congress complete the MSU crew has dispersed for their own adventures. Some are off for field work, some will take time to explore Paris and other parts of Europe, a couple are heading up to Iceland, since it seems so close.

Hard to argue with that.

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WFC: A wee bit of exploring the town

Blogger: Hanna Kruckman, Master's student

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