The things we do, our actions, can leave a lasting impression on the places we visit and the people we meet, so we must be cognizant and meaningful in our actions. When I first arrived at Point Reyes National Seashore, I knew I had a...
Francisco Vazquez on a Tide Pool Rove at Secret Beach in Point Reyes. My first few weeks here at Point Reyes National Seashore have been very exciting! There’s a lot of hustle and bustle here and I’ve learned to always be on my feet and on...
Sandy beaches, forested trails, big meadows, and winding roads, Point Reyes National Seashore really is the place to be this summer for anyone who loves being outdoors! Established in 1972 as a National Seashore, Point Reyes has offered visitors the ability to hike, bike, and swim...
I’ve had many conversations here in Alaska, but none as important as the one I recently shared with my supervisor Clarence Wadkins. As I have shared in a previous blog, I’m serving at the Alaska Public...
There are four Alaska Public Lands Information Centers spread across Alaska which provide visitors with different kinds of experiences and learning opportunities. I’m currently stationed at the Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center...
During my first few weeks here at the Alaska Public Lands Information Center (APLIC), I have been fully immersed in the day-to-day work we do for the general public. Due to our current...
From SoCal to the Last Frontier, Alaska Hi, I’m Francisco Vazquez, and I’m serving as the Virtual Education and Outreach Specialist intern here at the Alaska Public Lands Information Center (APLIC). Having grown up in Southern California my whole life, being in Alaska is a significant...