Speaking for the Trees
On the weekend of October 27 we started speaking for the trees! How do you speak for trees you may be asking. Well, we did it using this app called […]
On the weekend of October 27 we started speaking for the trees! How do you speak for trees you may be asking. Well, we did it using this app called […]
Adams National Historical Park Hay there! While working at Adams National Historical Park the field team worked on hay removal from a 2 acre apple orchard and eventually cause the […]
For the past week in Branching Out, the New York City Ambassador’s practiced public speaking skills. Throughout the two weeks we’ve been writing speeches about a topic of our choice […]
As we wrap up our first month of the School Year program here in New York City we would like to reflect on what activities and accomplishments we made this […]
During the winter, most trees lose their leaves presenting a fun and sometimes challenging way to identify trees. Rather than examining the leaves of a tree, winter tree identification takes […]
It’s been a month since I’ve been a Branching Out Park-Based Intern (PBI)! Or should I say that I have a half empty glass of experience to fill up? So […]
New skill The new skill that I learned this week is how to successfully climb a tree with a harness and rope. Where I learned how to climb tree was […]
During the week, I have learned how to climb trees with a harness and how to prune them. The person who ran the event was Dan McCarthy who was the […]
Branching Out headed outside last weekend to explore the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown and learn about GPS/GIS devices through the activity, Geocaching. Geocaching is a community-based scavenger hunt activity […]
To help youth prepare their resumes to apply for an summer job, Branching Out in collaboration with Emerald Necklace Conservancy and Franklin Park Zoo hosted a resume and job skills […]