Bigfork students go afield for science as interns in Glacier Park
Bigfork High School students Nora Kehoe (left) and Tabitha Raymond hold a pair of cedar waxwings before releasing them as part of the Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship program in Glacier National Park Aug. 11. Both students served as interns in the park this summer. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Glacier National Park conservation intern Tabitha Raymond (right) inspects a songbird captured as part of the Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship program Aug. 11. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Intern Nora Kehoe collects water samples from McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park Aug. 10 as part of an environmental DNA study of harlequin ducks. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Two Bigfork High School students got the unique opportunity to explore science in Glacier National Park this summer as Nora Kehoe and Tabitha Raymond both served as interns sponsored by the Glacier National Park Conservancy.
Both students were given the internships after receiving recommendations from their teachers and got the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field while learning from scientists studying flora and fauna in the crown of the continent’s ecosystem...
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