Judith Collins fondly recalls the summer trips her family took to national parks across the country: “I think those experiences allowed me to see our environment not just as natural or built, but as evidence of our shared history. I see the effect we have on it during our lifetime and understand the responsibility we have to protect it.” Today, Judith is the historical architect at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, where she oversees the preservation of more than 150 years of architectural history. Across Lake Michigan, on the south side of Chicago, she helps as the Acting Cultural Resources Specialist at the brand new Pullman National Monument. #HatsOff2 Judith!









