KEA Summer Interns Kayla Baker and Trevor Frank - photo by KEA BlackberryCam
The best part about summers at KEA? Probably the nice weather in North Idaho. Second best? Interns!
Meet Kayla Baker and Trevor Frank — this summer’s interns in the office at KEA. Kayla joins us from North Idaho College where she is currently studying zoology with an eye toward a career in wildlife conservation. Now, though, she’s helping us with pretty much anything and everything that a small local conservation non-profit organization needs to have done.
Interns Kayla Baker and Trevor Frank actually working on stuff - photo by KEA BlackberryCam
Trevor rejoins KEA part-time this summer from University of Oregon’s law school where he will be a 3rd-year student in the fall. Trevor was a member of last summer’s crack legal team and he is back this year doing legal research and causing serious problems for local polluters.
We’re really pleased that they are taking time from their valuable summer break to help us out. Also, otherwise, we’d be stuffing envelopes by ourselves.
look at that crazy girl.
[…] KEA legal intern Trevor Frank drafted comments, noting that according to the county code, conditions can’t simply be removed unless the applicant provides an explanation “why a condition modification is necessary.” In this instance, the developer did no such thing –the modification was clearly not necessary. Instead the application was essentially intended to overturn a condition the developer didn’t like. This is the second time the developer has come back to the county for reconsideration of parts of the subdivision approval. […]
[…] Intern Kayla Baker reports on the excellent IdaH2O Master Water Steward program she attended last month. Programs like these (including forestry and master gardening) at the University of Idaho Extension could be threatened in the Kootenai County budget process. […]