Rick Bergman
Chemical Engineer
Non Forest Service
My favorite science experience was working with two communities in southern Mexico. The communities were hoping to use more of their natural resources to become more self-sustaining as a community. I was able to give them concrete ideas on how to dry wood that was cut from local trees. This allowed community members to manufacture wood furniture to sell to local schools. I was grateful to be a part of the team assisting other people who want a better life for themselves and their communities.
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