Faculty Advisor
Ed Weber Dr Manuel Montano
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Summer 2025
Keywords
Internship
Abstract
For this internship, I had learning objectives that I planned to complete. The first of these was that I wanted to learn hands-on skills. Two of the skills I anticipated were using a crosscut saw and hand tools to maintain trail. Besides these two, I also learned how to care for mules and horses. I aspired to learn hands-on skills to be better prepared for a career in trail work; as well as determining whether it was a potential career path for me. One of my other learning objectives was to understand the process of and participate in Forest Service conservation projects. This was to get a glimpse into the work a federal agency does and determine whether it is work I’d like to participate in. Furthermore, I wanted to understand specifically how the Forest Service balances these projects with the need to generate revenue. Finally, I wanted to develop my ecological restoration skills and take my first step toward becoming a steward of wild lands.
Recommended Citation
Briggs, Jared, "Montana Conservation Corps Intern" (2025). College of the Environment Internship Reports. 335.
https://cedar.wwu.edu/cenv_internship/335
Type
Text
Rights
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Language
English
Format
application/pdf