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Meet New York Office Intern, Zack Arno

April 11th, 2011

Zack Arno

Zack Arno began a three month internship in the Center for Humans and Nature New York office in March. Zack holds a bachelor’s degree in Geological Sciences and Environmental Studies (SUNY Geneseo,2010). His recent work experience includes hydrology, soil science and field geology. He has worked in Guadalupe Mountains National Park as a Speleologist and Field Geology Technician (2009) and, more recently, in the Powder River Basin, Wyoming as a Hydrology and Soils Intern for the Bureau of Land Management under the aegis of the Chicago Botanic Garden. He is working on the resilience and climate change adaptation planning project.

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