Transforming Abandoned Pastures Into Butterfly Havens
Chrysalis Fund Intern, Zabreya Okyere, discusses her work in the Insect Ecology Lab to rehabilitate abandoned pastures and transform them into thriving habitats for winged insects.
Chrysalis Fund Intern, Zabreya Okyere, discusses her work in the Insect Ecology Lab to rehabilitate abandoned pastures and transform them into thriving habitats for winged insects.
Deandra Jones, a dedicated conservationist and Chrysalis Fund intern, was awarded the opportunity by Field Inclusive to attend The Wildlife Society’s national conference, where she presented her work for the first time.
As a Chrysalis Fund Intern with Black Women in Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Science (BWEEMS), Sanaa received support to pursue her passion for coral conservation.
Lucie Hartman is a senior environmental science major at Texas A&M University at Galveston. She is currently working part-time at Galveston Bay Foundation, teaching students about the environment.
Callie Hauser recently interned for Ecology Project International Yellowstone, where she gained valuable experience in her career paths while working in the northern states of Montana and Wyoming.
The Chrysalis Fund supported Dash Dicksion to further explore his marine-related interests as an intern in the Pua Boot Camp—a collaborative project between the Pacific American
Nittaunis Baker is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in marine affairs from the University of Rhode Island. She is gaining valuable experience in marine biology as an intern with the Mystic Aquarium Animal Rescue Program.