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2018 summer land management intern notes

Photo by Cathie Rowand

ACRES land management crew was quieter in late August 2018, having said goodbye to our team of ever-laughing, occasionally-singing, summer interns. The team disbanded, cheerfully* returning to classrooms across the state, having gained experience they’ll not soon forget.

Photo by Cathie Rowand

I think one of my most favorite things from the internship was getting to work with Purdue Fort Wayne and the University of Saint Francis to do a portion of the creek study at Little Cedar. Being able to experience what some field work is like was amazing, and I found it was something I really enjoyed.”

– Phoebe Habeck, a Purdue University Forestry student.
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