Below are several expense-paid career development internships for students this summer with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
College students that self-identify as American Indian or Alaska Native are eligible to apply for 12-week summer internships at five different national wildlife refuges in the Southeast, including places like Florida and Puerto Rico. Interns will engage in a variety of conservation and resource protection projects. Duties may include: wildlife/biological surveys, invasive species management, GIS/GPS mapping, maintenance, environmental education, and visitor services.
For position descriptions and to apply, please visit: www.thesca.org/serve/positions/tribal-internship. Applications are due on April 4, 2014.
Natural Resources Intern | St. Catherine Creek Refuge Complex | 5/19/14 – 8/10/14 | Natchez, Mississippi |
Wildlife Management Intern | Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge | 5/19/14 – 8/10/14 | Gautier, Mississippi |
Wildlife Management Intern | Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge | 5/5/14 – 7/27/14 | McBee, South Carolina |
Visitor Services Intern | Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge | 5/19/14 – 8/10/14 | Boqueron, Puerto Rico |
Biological Technician Intern | St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge | 5/12/14 – 8/3/14 | Apalachicola, Florida |
*For general information on young adult internships and corps programs, visit: http://www.thesca.org/serve/young-adult-programs
Jeff Chen | Alaska Recruiter & Tribal College Specialist
SCA – Student Conservation Association
Email JChen | www.theSCA.org
Office 241 North C Street | Anchorage, AK 99501
Cell (907) 717-8414
Leave a Reply