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UBC Faculty of Forestry > Student Stories > Sara Andrade (Natural Resources Conservation)

Sara Andrade (Natural Resources Conservation)

August 1, 2025 | Author: Carolyn Wijaya

Seasonal Environmental Field Laborer – Township of King

Sara Andrade

For my first co-op work term, I am working at Cold Creek Conservation Area in the Township of King, Ontario, as an Environmental Field Laborer and Outdoor Programs Facilitator. So far, I have contributed to wildflower and tree plantings involving community and school groups, as well as a medicinal garden in collaboration with members of the Six Nations Indigenous communities. Additionally, I have worked electronic waste and community outreach events, took the lead in a snake monitoring program for Ontario Nature, and facilitated nature-based programs for children. As the season progresses, I will be focusing on the maintenance of our planting sites and continuing program facilitation.

The variety of activities, environments, and interpersonal interactions that my co-op term has provided me with have been very valuable in expanding my skill set and applying my knowledge and passion in forestry. I am extremely grateful to the UBC Forestry Co-op program and the Township of King for providing me with this opportunity, and I am looking forward to the rest of my placement.

Posted in: Conservation, Student Stories
Tagged with: Co-op, Forestry Co-op, Natural Resources Conservation, Student Stories

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