The Big Green Internship Book
Internships and Summer Jobs for the Environment
2009
Alabama
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Alaska
Alaska Center for the Environment
Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Cook Inlet Keeper
Arizona
Arizona Game & Fish
Audubon Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch Sanctuary
Cosanti Foundation/Arcosanti
Southwestern Research Station
California
Agriculture and Land Based Training Association
Ballona Wetlands Trust
California Waterfowl Association
Earth Island Institute
El Dorado Nature Center
Environmental Defense Center
Environmental Working Group
Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association
Floresta USA
Heal the Bay
Institute for Bird Populations
International Rivers Network
LandWatch Monterey County
Mono Lake Committee
National Audubon Society Starr Ranch Sanctuary
Save San Francisco Bay Association
Save-the-Redwoods League
Sea Turtle Restoration Project
Slide Ranch
State Coastal Conservancy
Colorado
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
Keystone Science School
Larimer County Parks and Lands
Plains Conservation Center
Connecticut
Audubon in Sharon
Connecticut Audubon Birdcraft Museum
Connecticut Audubon Center at Glastonbury
Connecticut Forest and Park Association
Connecticut Fund for the Environment
E/ The Environmental Magazine
New Haven Land Trust
Westmoor Park
Delaware
Delaware Nature Society
District of Columbia
Alliance for Health Homes
American Council on Renewable Energy
American Forests
Americans Lands Alliance
Antartica and Southern Oceans Coalition
Blue Frontier Campaign
Container Recycling Institute
Earth Share
Ecological Society of America
Environmental and Energy Study Institutes
Environmental Council of the States
Friends of the Earth
Green Seal
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
National Audubon Society
National Wildlife Federation Environmental Policy Internships
New Forests Project
Population Connection
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility
Save America's Forests
Sierra Club
The Civil War Trust
The Environmentors Project
The Ocean Conservancy
The Wilderness Society
Trust for Public Land
Union of Concerned Scientists
White House Council on Environmental Quality
Florida
Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center
Marine Resources Development Foundation
Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation,
The Conservancy of Southwest Florida
Georgia
Chattahoochee Nature Center
Georgia Wildlife Federation
Hawaii
Earthtrust
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Lyon Aboretum
Idaho
The Nature Conservancy
Illinois
Chicago Botanical Garden
Elmhurst Park District
Friend of Ryerson Woods
Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation
McHenry County Conservation District
Indiana
Bradford Woods Outdoor Education Center
Indiana Dunes Environmental Learning Center
Iowa
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
Kentucky
C. E. Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary
Tennessee Valley Authority
Maine
Chewonki Foundation
Ferry Beach Ecology School
Maine Audubon-Legal Intern Program
Maine Audubon
Maine Conservation Corps
Maine Environmental Research Institute
Natural Resources Council of Maine
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
Maryland
Adkins Arboretum
Alliance for Community Trees
American Hiking Society
Anacosta Watershed Society
Audubon Naturalist Society
Chesapeake Bay Nature Center
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Farm Animal Reform Movement
Irvine Nature Center
Jones Falls Watershed Association
Maryland Coastal Bay Program
National Aquarium in Baltimore
Nature Camps
Pickering Creek Audubon Center
Renewable Natural Resources Foundation
Sierra Club Maryland Chapter
Society of American Foresters
The Wildlife Society
Massachusetts
Appalachian Mountain Club
Association for the Preservation of Cape Cod
Campaign to Save the Environment
Center for Coastal Studies
Charles River Conservancy
Charles River Watershed Association
Emerald Necklace Conservancy
Environmental League of Massachusetts
Lloyd Center for Environmental Studies
Maria Mitchell Association
Massachusetts Audubon Society-Arcadia
Massachusetts Audubon Society-Drumlin Farm
Massachusetts Audubon Society-Felix Neck
Massachusetts Audubon Society-Habitat
Massachusetts Audubon Society-South Shores Sanctuary
Massachusetts Audubon Society-Wildwood
Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Merck Family Fund
Quebec Labrador Foundation
Second Nature
The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
US Fish and Wildlife Service
US Fish and Wildlife Service-Massachusetts NWR
Michigan
Leeanan Conservancy
Michigan Audubon Society
Michigan Nature Association
Sarett Nature Center
West Michigan Environmental Action Council
Minnesota
Audubon Center of the Northwoods
Dodge Nature Center
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
International Wolf Center
River Bend Nature Center
YMCA Camp Widjiwagan
Missouri
Earth Share of Missouri
New Hampshire
Boston University-Sargent Camp
Lake Sunapee Protective Association
Student Conservation Association
Windsor Mountain International
New Jersey
Bayshore Discovery Project
Clean Ocean Action
Land Conservancy of New Jersey
New Jersey Audubon Society-Lorrimer Sanctuary
New Jersey Audubon-Weis Ecology Center
New Jersey State Aquarium
Pinelands Commission
The Wetlands Institute
New York
Environmental Advocates
Environmental Defense
Hazon
Healthy Schools Network, Inc
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc
Inform Inc
Museum of the Hudson Highlands
National Audubon Society
New York State Tug Hill Commission
Queens Botanical Garden
Rainforest Alliance
Sagamore Institute of the Adirondacks, Inc.
United Nations Environment Programme
North Carolina
Carolina Raptor Center
Mountain Trail Outdoor School
North Carolina State Government Internship Program
Western North Carolina Nature Center
Ohio
Allwood Audubon Center and Farm
Cincinnati Nature Center
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association
Glen Helen Ecology Institute
Nature Center at Shaker Lakes
The Dawes Arboretum
Oregon
Approvecho Research Center
Lane Regional Air Protection Agency
Pacific Rivers Council
Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE)
Wild Salmon Center
World Forest Institute
Pennsylvania
Academy of Natural Sciences
Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve
Bucks County Audubon Society
Clean Air Council
Delaware Highlands Conservancy
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association
Maysie’s Farm Conservation Center
Peace Valley Nature Center
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Pennypack Farm Education Center
Pocono Environmental Education Center
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education
Wildlife Information Center
Rhode Island
Norman Bird Sanctuary
Save the Bay, Inc.
South Carolina
Audubon Center at Francis Biedler Forest
The Coastal Discovery Museum
Tennessee
Crabtree Farms of Chattanooga
Texas
Audubon of Texas
Galveston Houston Association for Smog Prevention (GHASP)
Welder Wildlife Foundation
Utah
Hawk Watch International
Ogden Nature Center
Utah Conservation Corps
Vermont
Missisquois National Wildlife Refugee
Montshire Museum of Science
VINS Raptor Center
Virginia
Center for Health, Environment and Justice
Loudin Wildlife Conservancy
National Wildlife Federation
Northern Virginia Conservation Trust
Smithsonian National Zoo
The Conservation Fund
The Nature Conservancy
The Wildlife Center of Virginia
Washington
Capitol Land Trust
Citizens for a Healthy Bay
Islandwood
Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Wisconsin
Gathering Waters Conservancy
International Crane Foundation
Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Education Center
Capt. Donald Brooks
Special Assistant/Recruiter
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
64 North Union Street
Montgomery, AL 36130
Phone:
334-242-3261
Website: www.outdooralabama.com
Organization Description: This is a state Conservation and Natural Resources
organization that is responsible for Game and Fish Wildlife, Commercial Fishing,
and Public Safety on inland Waters, State Land Resources and State Parks and
Monuments.
Internship Program: Internships may be held with any of the five divisions
listed above.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Criminal Justice
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Contact for information
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Intern Coordinator
Alaska Center for the Environment
807 G Street
Suite 100
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone:
907-274-3621
Website: www.akcenter.org
Organization Description: Alaska Center for the Environment is a grass roots
organization committed to protecting the environment.
Internship Program: Internships offered include Outdoor environmental/education
program assistant, State Land Use intern, and Grass Roots organizer intern.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $500
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Letter of Interest
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Internships can be year round if applicable.
Ms. Nicki Hinds
Volunteer Coordinator
Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
95 Sterling Highway, Suite 1
Homer, AK 99603
Phone:
907-235-6546
Website: www.alaskamaritime.fws.gov
Organization Description: The Alaska Maritime Refuge is a collection of over
2,500 islands and headlands around the coast of Alaska. This ecosystem supports
most of the nesting seabird population of the United States. It is also home to
marine mammals of several species.
Internship Program: Interns work in monitoring seabird colonies in remote areas.
They also assist the staff by developing interpretive programs and staffing the
visitor center in Homer, Alaska.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Limited
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: January 1
Summer: February 15
Additional Information:
Intern Coordinator
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
P.O. Box 2225
Homer, AK 99603
Phone:
907-235-6667
Website: www.akcoastalstudies.org
Organization Description: CACS, Homer Alaska is a nonprofit, grassroots
environmental education organization that provides educational programs at two
locations. Wynn Nature Center is a 140-acre preserve about 5 miles from Homer
with a day-use cabin and trail system. Shared housing is provided for interns
and staff. Peterson Bay Field Station is a semi-remote, rustic facility about 5
miles from Homer across Kachemak Bay, accessible only by boat. The Field Station
serves as the base for day tours on a coastal forest trail system with access to
several beaches. The Field Station has shared housing.
Internship Program: Naturalist Interns- 2 positions. Energetic, creative people
needed to lead interpretive natural history hikes and daytours and participate
in research or environmental education projects. Academic background in botany
and forest ecology and/or marine biology with field courses preferred. Interns
need experience with teaching, good physical condition, and the maturity to live
in group situations and work as part of a team. Alaska experience preferred. May
be able to arrange academic credit for projects. The projects are for 2 1/2-3
months June 1 to Labor Day.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Botany, Marine Biology
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 1200 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
3 References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: February 15
Summer: February 15
Additional Information: email: jobs@akcoastalstudies.org For more information on
the Alaska Conservation Intern Program see www.akcf.org
Intern Coordinator
Cook Inlet Keeper
PO Box 3269
Homer, AK 99603
Phone:
907-235-4068
Website: www.inletkeeper.org
Organization Description: Cook Inlet Keeper is a non-profit organization
dedicated to protecting Alaska's Cook Inlet and the life it sustains.
Internship Program: Internships are available in Field and Laboratory Research.
Interns work with staff to support water quality monitoring, salmon stream
monitoring and laboratory work.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Intern Coordinator
Arizona Game & Fish
5000 W. Carefree Highway
Phoenix, AZ 85086-5000
Phone:
602-942-3000
Website: www.azgfd.com
Organization Description: The Arizona Fish & Game conserves, enhances, and
restores Arizona's diverse wildlife resources and habitats through aggressive
protection and management programs, and provides wildlife resources and safe
watercraft and off highway vehicle recreation. The headquarters are in Phoenix
with regions throughout the state.
Internship Program: Intern positions vary throughout the state. Examples of
possible internships include: Development, Wetlands Conservation, Mexican Wolf
Project, Willow Flycatcher, Sonoran Pronghorn Ecology, Black Footed Ferret,
Amphibians & Reptiles, Native Fish Field Worker, Desert Tortoise, Northern
Goshawk Habitat, Pygmy Owl Habitat Selection Study, Grand Canyon Fish
Monitoring, Mule Deer, Vegetation, Non-Game, Fisheries intern, etc. Housing is
sometimes available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Intern Application Form
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Director
Audubon Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch Sanctuary
HC1 Box 44
Elgin, AZ 85611
Website: www.audubonresearchranch.org
Organization Description: Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch Sanctuary is an 8,000
biological research station located on the Sonoita Plain approximately 60 miles
southeast of Tucson, Arizona. The area is managed as an undisturbed natural area
with grasslands and live oak savannahs.
Internship Program: Interns work directly with principal researchers and assist
in biological inventory and management studies. Interns also assist with visitor
contact and with facility maintenance.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: GIS/Geography
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Applications are accepted at anytime. Students should
indicate the type of experience desired and dates of availability.
Internships
Cosanti Foundation/Arcosanti
HC 74 Box 4136
Mayer, AZ 86333
Phone:
928-632-7135
Website: www.arcosanti.org
Organization Description: The Cosanti Foundation/Arcosanti is a non-profit
organization who's main focus is the continued building of a compact, three
dimensional energy efficient and pedestrian city in the high desert, combating
urban sprawl. Interns participate in hands on workshops constructing the world's
first prototype "Arcology".
Internship Program: The Foundation offers 3 month internships in
Construction/Planning, Facilities Maintenance, Landscaping, Agriculture,
Computer Networking, and Archives.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: urban design
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Ongoing
Spring: Ongoing
Summer: Ongoing
Additional Information:
Ms. P.D. Hulle
Volunteer Coordinator
Southwestern Research Station American Museum of Natural History
P.O. Box 16553
Portal, AZ 85632
Phone:
520-558-2396
Website: http://research.amnh.org/swrs
Organization Description: The Southwestern Research Station is a Biological
Field Research Station providing facilities for scientists to study the diverse
plant and animal life of the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona.
Internship Program: Volunteers perform chores oriented toward the daily
functioning and long term maintenance of the station, and have the opportunity
to work as a research assistant to scientists. Room and board is provided in
exchange for labor.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Bio-diversity
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Request application form
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: email: swrs@amnh.org
Mr. Brett Melone
Executive Director
Agriculture & Land Based Training Association
PO Box 6264
Salinas, CA 93912
Phone:
831-758-1469
Website: www.albafarmers.org
Organization Description: ALBA is a non-profit organization that seeks to
promote economic viability, social equity and ecological land management among
limited resource and beginning farmers.
Internship Program: Internships are available as conservation assistants
assisting in developing and implementing conservation practices on farms and as
development and communications assistants working with grant writing and PR
materials.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Agriculture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $300 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Amanda Goeke
Managing Director
Ballona Wetlands Land Trust
Box 5623
Playa del Rey, CA 90296
Phone:
310-264-9468
Website: www.ballona.org
Organization Description: The Ballona Wetlands Land Trust is a non-profit,
community organization dedicated to the acquisition, restoration and
preservation of the entire Ballona Wetlands ecosystem.
Internship Program: Internship opportunities exist in office administration,
program management and fund raising.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Jim Leash
Service Projects Director
California Waterfowl Association
4630 Northgate Boulevard
Suite 150
Sacramento, CA 95834
Phone:
916-679-0172
Website: www.calwaterfowl.org
Organization Description: CWA is a non-profit membership organization that works
to preserve and enhance the state's waterfowl and wetlands, as well as their
outdoor heritage.
Internship Program: The Youth Education Internship will provide hands-on work
experience with environmental education resources development, testing, and
application. Interns make presentations, attend community events, assist with
field trips and write youth articles.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7.50/hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: September 20
Spring: January 20
Summer: June 20
Additional Information: email: cwaeducation@calwaterfowl.org
Mr. David Phillips
Director
Earth Island Institue-International Marine Mammal Project
300 Broadway-Suite 28
San Francisco, CA 94133
Phone:
510-717-1805
Website:
Organization Description: Earth Island's Russian Program supports environmental
organizations in Russia in their efforts to protect national parks, develop
eco-tourism, build nature trails, etc.
Internship Program: There is one internship in this program in each summer in
the San Francisco office. Applicants must speak Russian.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Ms. Susan Ettinger
Naturalist
El Dorado Nature Center
7550 E. Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
Phone:
562-570-1749
Website: www.lbparks.org
Organization Description: El Dorado is an environmental education center with
100 acres of habitat for leisure and education programs.
Internship Program: El Dorado is in the process of developing their program and
are interested in working with students depending on their needs. Opportunities
exist in environmental education classes and events for all ages.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Office Manager
Environmental Defense Center
906 Garden St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone:
805-963-1622
Website: www.edcnet.org
Organization Description: Environmental Defense Center is a non-profit, public
interest environmental law firm with an office in Santa Barbara. EDC works with
citizen groups on environmental issues such as protecting water quality,
preserving open spaces, saving species from extinction, and guarding public
health.
Internship Program: The EDC offers internships in Education and Outreach,
Environmental Advocacy, and Development. They also offer internships to Law
Clerks.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: email: edc@edcnet.org
Internship Coordinator
Environmental Working Group
1904 Franklin St. Suite 703
Oakland, CA 94612
Phone:
510-444-0973
Website: www.ewg.org
Organization Description: EWG is a non-profit environmental research and
advocacy organization with offices in Oakland and Washington, DC. For over ten
years, OWG's team of scientists, engineers, policy experts, lawyers and computer
programers have poured over data to expose threats to public health and the
environment.
Internship Program: Interns work in the Oakland Office and assist with all
aspects of the groups research and advocacy activities.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: email to renee@ewg.org
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: December
Summer:
Additional Information:
Ms. Nina Bubert
Research Associate
Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association
PO Box 29386
San Francisco, CA 94129
Website:
Organization Description: The Association is a non-profit conservation
organization dedicated to protecting the Gulf of Farallone National Marine
Sanctuary.
Internship Program: Internships are available in Beach Watch, summer nature
camp, educational programs and communications/outreach.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Scott C. Sabin
Executive Director
Floresta USA
4903 Morena Boulevard
Suite 1215
San Diego, CA 92117
Phone:
858-274-3718
Website: www.floresta.org
Organization Description: Floresta USA is a Christian non-profit organization
dedicated to environmental stewardship and to providing opportunities for the
poor. It focuses on the problem of deforestation by providing loans, technical
assistance, and economic alternatives to the poor thereby discouraging slash and
burn farming techniques.
Internship Program: Interns serve as Development Assistants and work in
marketing, fund raising and non-profit management. Interns are given exposure to
the international aspects of the organization's program.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Volunteer Coordinator
Heal the Bay
1444 9th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone:
310-451-1500
Website: www.healthebay.org/
Organization Description: Heal the Bay is a non-profit environmental
organization dedicated to making southern California coastal wates and
watersheds including Santa Monica Bay, safe, healthy and clean.
Internship Program: Internship opportunities exist in the Programs Department,
Development Department, Communications Department and Aquarium.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Summer
Spring: Summer
Summer: Summer
Additional Information:
Ms. Amy Finfera
Intern Coordinator
Institute for Bird Populations
Box 1346
Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Phone:
415-663-1436
Website: www.birdpop.org
Organization Description: The Institute for Bird Populations is a non-profit
environmental organization dedicated to studying and preserving land bird
populations in the continental U.S.
Internship Program: Interns operate a network of banding and monitoring stations
through the U.S. Interns are placed in various locations to band and monitor
bird activities.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 2,000 season
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Application on website
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
International Rivers Network
1847 Berkeley Way
Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone:
510-848-1155
Website: www.internationalrivers.org
Organization Description: International Rivers Network supports local
communities working to protect their rivers and watersheds. They work to halt
destructive river development projects, and to encourage equitable and
sustainable methods of meeting needs for water, energy and flood management.
Internship Program: Interns may choose to work on a specific campaign. While
internships are offered year round, during the summer months there is a more
structured program with biweekly seminars and workshops.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: email to internship@internationalrivers.org.
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Gary Patton
Executive Director
LandWatch Monterey County
158 Central Avenue
Suite 3
Salinas, CA 93907-1876
Phone:
831-422-9390
Website: www.landwatch.org
Organization Description: LandWatch Monterey County is a non-partisan,
non-profit public benefit organization whose mission is to serve as Monterey
County's land use watchdog. LandWatch is committed to land use reform at both
the local and state level, and works for land use policies.
Internship Program: LandWatch Interns assume important responsibilities. Each
intern receives supervision and will carry out a specific project or set of
responsibilities based on a negotiation between the intern and the supervising
staff member. Research done under an internship may be published. Class credit
can be arranged.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: email: gapatton@mclw.org
Ms. Erika Obedzinski
Office Director
Mono Lake Committee
P.O. Box 29
Lee Vining, CA 93541
Phone:
619-647-6595
Website: www.monolake.org
Organization Description: The Mono Lake Committee is a 15,000 member citizens
group dedicated to the permanent protection and restoration of Mono Lake. Mono
Lake is on the eastern edge of Yosemite National Park in California.
Internship Program: Intern responsibilities include: guiding interpretive hikes
and canoe tours, staffing information desk; handling sales; assisting the
Outdoor Education Coordinator with providing educational programs to groups from
LA; working with staff on special projects such as research, educational program
development; attending seminars and meetings; assist with general office tasks.
Positions last from 3-6 months. 40 hours per week with 2 consecutive days off.
Housing is available for $150/month. Car required.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Any
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7.75/hour
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February
Additional Information: email: info@monolake.org
Dr. Sandy DeSimone
Director of Research and Education
National Audubon Society Starr Ranch Sanctuary
100 Bell Canyon Road
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Website: www.starr-ranch.org
Organization Description: Starr Ranch is a 4,000 acre preserve located in the
foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains, 50 miles south east of Los Angeles. The
focus of the sanctuary is on research, education and preservation of the native
habitat which includes riparian, coastal sage scrub, grassland, and oak
woodland.
Internship Program: Interns propose, collect data, and write a final report on
an independent research project. Interns assist researchers with on going
research projects. They also have the opportunity to occasionally provide
interpretive programs for visitors and to assist with facility maintenance.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $300/week + benefits
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Deadlines are flexible but students should submit
materials as far in advance as possible. Website:
www.starr-ranch.org Email:
sdesimone@audubon.org
Grassroots Coordinator
Save San Francisco Bay Association
350 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 900
Oakland, CA 94612-2016
Phone:
510.452.926
Website: www.savesfbay.org
Organization Description: Save the Bay works to preserve, restore and protect
the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento/San Joaquin River Estuary as a healthy
biologically diverse ecosystem essential to the well-being of the human and
natural communities it sustains.
Internship Program: Intern opportunities exist in Water Policy, Restoration,
Outreach and Development. Some positions offer a stipend that can be up to
$600/month.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political
Science Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: All majors are considered.
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Contact for application
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: email: info@savesfbay.org
Volunteer Coordinator
Save-the-Redwoods League
114 Sansome Street
Room 1200
San Francisco, CA 94104
Phone:
415-362-2352
Website: www.savetheredwoods.org
Organization Description: Since 1918, Save-the-Redwoods League has been
dedicated to preserving ancient forests so that all gernerations can experience
the inspiration and majesty of these towering giants.
Internship Program: The League has two internship opportunities: Land Program
Intern and a Communications and Development Intern. Both will provide meaningful
and relevant experience to students interested in protection of the environment.
These internships may offer a small reimbursement.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Varies
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June/July
Spring: Dec/Jan
Summer: Feb/March
Additional Information: email address: info@savetheredwoods.org
Todd Steiner
Director
Sea Turtle Restoration Project
PO Box 400
Forest Knolls, CA 94933
Phone:
415-663-8590
Website: www.seaturtles.org
Organization Description: The Sea Turtle Restoration Project is an effective
grass roots environmental organization that works to inspire people to protect
sea turtles and all marine life. Their headquarters is located on national
parkland about an hour from San Francisco. They carry out their mission through
a program of advocacy, media promotion, public education. and strategic
litigation. The also support sea turtle protection projects in Texas, Costa Rica
and New Guinea.
Internship Program: Interns have the opportunity to learn effective
environmental advocacy, public speaking, writing and media relation skills.
Additionally, all interns are exposed to all aspects of an environmental
non-profit's work.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Public Health
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: when available
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Jennifer King
Program Director
Slide Ranch
2025 Shoreline Highway
Muir Beach, CA 94965
Phone:
415-381-6155
Website: www.slideranch.org
Organization Description: Founded in 1970 Slide Ranch is a non-profit
agricultural and environmental education center located on the coast north of
San Francisco. A working ran ch with livestock and organic gardens, as well as
wilderness trails and tide pools, Slide Ranch provides experiential and hands-on
learning for people of diverse ages, abilities and backgrounds. Slide ranch
offers Bay Area residents a unique opportunity to connect with the natural world
and to make informed choices pertaining to organic agriculture, conservation,
and the sustainable use of natural resources.
Internship Program: Six Teachers-in-Residence take part in a 10 1/2 month
internship which includes a 3 week intensive training program, staff development
days and field trips. Primary responsibilities include preparing lessons for and
teaching programs to diverse groups in order to foster participants' respect for
and connection with the food we eat and the earth that sustains us. Teachers
live in community, are responsible for ranch and garden chores, learn about the
workings of a non-profit organization, and develop an independent project. These
Internships run from Feb to December. Summer June-August.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education, Agriculture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $400/mth+ benefits
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Call for application packet
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: October 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: Stipend is $400 month plus room and board and health
insurance. The 10 month internship period is from February through December.
They also offer 3 summer camp internships. The deadlines for these positions is
April. Visit their website at www.slideranch.org
for more information.
Personnel Services
State Coastal Conservancy
1330 Broadway
Suite1100
Oakland, CA 94612-2530
Phone:
510-286-0552
Website: www.coastalconservancy.ca.gov
Organization Description: The State Coastal Conservancy is an independent state
agency, with a governing board appointed by the Governor and the state
legislature. The Coastal Conservancy undertakes projects, resolves land use
conflicts, and provides technical and financial help to others for projects they
initiate in their communities.
Internship Program: There are 1 or 2 internships available with the State
Conservancy every year. Internships are year round programs. They offer
internships as the need arises.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Jim Kravitiz
Naturalist Director
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
100 Puppy Smith Street
Aspen, CO 81611
Phone:
970-925-5756
Website: www.aspennature.org
Organization Description: The Aspen Center seeks to inspire a life long
commitment to the earth by educating for environmental responsibility,
conserving and restoring the balance of natural communities and encouraging a
conservation ethic.
Internship Program: Summer naturalist interns receive valuable education,
training, and experience while conducting natural history tours and children's
environmental education programs. Interns also serve an important role in the
center's raptor rehabilitation center.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150.00 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Application available on website
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 1
Additional Information: Apply on line at
http://www.aspennature.org/work-aces
Mr. Joel Egbert
Summer Opportunities
Keystone Science School
1628 Sts. John Road
Keystone, CO 80435
Phone:
970-513-5800
Website: www.keystone.org
Organization Description: Keystone Science School offers a Discovery Camp in the
Colorado Rockies providing children ages 9 through 13 the opportunity to
experience the unique and wonderful alpine environment.
Internship Program: Students participate in the planning and implementation of
field science classes and activities. Instructors also live with and supervise
children in dorm style cabins.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $210 /wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: March
Additional Information: www.keystone.org
Mr. H.S. "Dutch" Flahavhan
Volunteer Coordinator
Larimer County Parks and Open Lands
1800 South County Road 31
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone:
970-679-4552
Website:
Organization Description: The mission of the department is to establish, protect
and manage significant regional parks and open lands to provide quality outdoor
recreational opportunities and stewardship of natural resource values.
Internship Program: Interns work in the education program assisting the
educational coordinator in implementing educational programming. Opportunities
also exist in the areas of open lands management and park ranger trainee.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Director of Education
Plains Conservation Center
21901 E. Hampden Avenue
Aurora, CO 80013
Photo:
303-693-3621
Website: www.plainsconservationcenter.
Organization Description: The Plains Conservation Center champions the
shortgrass prairie. Two prairie sites with over 6800 acres help visitors
understand prairie ecology and human dependence on the natural world. PCC
presents education programs to approximately 15,000 visitors per year.
Internship Program: Interns present education programs and assist with program
design and implementation. Other duties include participating in biological
field studies and outreach.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political
Science Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $200 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: January
Summer:
Additional Information: To request application email
fblanchard@plainscenter.org
Ms. Wendy Miller
Environmental Education Specialist
Audubon Sharon
325 Cornwall Bridge Road
Sharon, CT 06069
Phone:
860-364-0520
Website: www.sharon.audubon.org
Organization Description: Audubon Sharon consists of two facilities, the Sharon
Audubon Center and Miles Wildlife Sanctuary, located in northwestern
Connecticut. Sharon Audubon Center consists of 1143 acres of woodland, two ponds
and 11 miles of trails, which act as an outdoor classroom for many environmental
education programs. The Center also has an exhibit building, gift shop and
wildlife rehabilitation facility. Emily Winthrop Miles Wildlife Sanctuary
preserved and protects 1500 acres of woodlands, wetlands and abandoned
agricultural fields in a sheltered stream valley.
Internship Program: Seasonal Positions are available at both locations.
Positions include internships in environmental education and bird banding..
Education interns assist with children's programming and the operation of the
nature center. The most important assets are a strong natural history
background, enthusiasm, commitment, a desire to learn, flexibility, and the
ability to work well with others.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $245/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
3 References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: The Sanctuary is an important part of the research
internships and adult education programs. Students should apply well in advance
of the anticipated internship period and indicate available work dates. Email:
wmiller@audubon.org/internship
Mr. Andrew Gricz
Director
Connecticut Audubon Birdcraft Museum
314 Unquowa Road
Fairfield, CT 06430
Phone:
203-259-0416
Website: www.ctaudubon.org
Organization Description: The Birdcraft Museum is a small natural history museum
with collections relating to Connecticut wildlife and conservation. It is the
first private bird sanctuary in America with historic collections relating to
the founding of the American Conservation Movement. The Museum was founded in
1914.
Internship Program: Collections Management: archives, natural history mounts,
habitat improvement, research in history of Conservation Movement.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Judy Harper
Director
Connecticut Audubon Society Center at Glastonbury
1361 Main Street
Glastonbury, CT 06033
Phone:
860-633-8402
Website: www.ctaudubon.org
Organization Description: This Environmental Education Nature Center offers
programs for all ages and includes a Discovery Room with animals, activities,
and exhibits. The CT Audubon Society Center at Glastonbury is adjacent to a 48
acre park. A vital volunteer corps runs special events and helps the 4 member
staff.
Internship Program: Internships and summer positions are available in all
aspects of nature center work including animal care, teaching, reception,
maintain equipment, prepare exhibits, etc. The staff here considers themselves
"jacks of all trades" and they can use all kinds of help. Interns will have the
opportunity to thoroughly learn the nature center experience from all angles.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Lori Paradis Brant
Education Coordinator
Connecticut Forest and Park Association
16 Meriden Road
Rockfall, CT 06481
Phone:
860-346-2372
Website: www.ctwoodlands.org
Organization Description: The Connecticut Forest and Park Association, founded
in 1895, is a statewide, nonprofit organization that conserves the lands through
education, stewardship, advocacy and maintenance of the Blue Blazed Trail
System.
Internship Program: Internships are offered in several areas including
environmental education, forestry research, land and trails stewardship,
communications and marketing, archives and conservation history.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Forestry
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Possible
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Kierran Broatch
Volunteers
Connecticut Fund for the Environment
205 Whitney Avenue-First Floor
New Haven, CT 06511
Phone:
203-787-0696
Website: www.cfenv.org
Organization Description: CFE utilizes law, science and education to better air
and water quality, control contamination and preserve open spaces and wet lands.
Internship Program: Interns assist with data entry, mailings, maintain press
clips, and assist professional staff with projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Kathy Manger
Intern Coordinator/Managing Editor
E/ The Environmental Magazine
28 Knight Street
Norwalk, CT 06851
Phone:
203-854-5559
Website: www.emagazine.com
Organization Description: E/The Environmental Magazine is a bi-monthly national
environmental magazine with a circulation of 56,000. E Magazine serves as a
clearinghouse for grassroots, governmental and national information about the
environment.
Internship Program: E Magazine offers internships that are available year round
in their editorial, advertising departments, marketing and business development
departments. Hours vary from 10 to 40 per week and internships usually last
three months, often coinciding with the academic calendar. College credit is
available but because E-Magazine is a non-profit endeavor, internships are
unpaid. Candidates are considered on a rolling basis throughout the year.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: English, Marketing
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: They help interns locate temporary housing and a
part-time job but no stipend is provided. A writing sample is needed for the
editorial internship only.
Volunteer Coordinator
New Haven Land Trust
205 Whitney Avenue
New Haven, CT 06511
Phone:
203-562-6655
Website: www.newhavenlandtrust.org
Organization Description: The New Haven Land Trust is a land trust with fifty
community gardens and more than 60 acres in seven preserves throughout New
Haven.
Internship Program: Interns are needed in preserve maintenance, community
gardening and environmental education.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Mr. Doug Jackson
Park Naruralist
Westmoor Park
119 Flagg Road
West Hartford, CT 06117
Phone:
860-232-1134
Website: www.west-hartford.com
Organization Description: Westmoor Park is a facility of the town of West
Hartford. It is comprised of 162 acres of field, forest, and pond habitats, as
well as a demonstration farm, and herb, perennial and vegetable gardens. They
provide programs in natural history, agriculture and horticulture education for
students aged preschool through adult.
Internship Program: Interns are involved in all aspects of Park operations
including environmental education, program planning development, presentation
and evaluation for school groups, adults, and families; facility administration;
field natural history, horticulture and agriculture; and one major project
mutually agreed upon by the intern and the park naturalist. Typical internships
last 10 to 12 weeks.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.45 hour
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Stipend for 10 week internships is $2500. Onsite housing
is available.
Mr. Joe Sebastiani
Members Program Coordinator
Delaware Nature Society
PO Box 700
Hockessin, DE 19707
Phone:
302-239-2334
Website: www.delawarenaturesociety.org
Organization Description: The Delaware Nature Society is a non-profit,
membership based, environmental education, conservation and advocacy
organization.
Internship Program: Interns work in the Society's Nature Camp and education
programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $2,800/summer
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Alliance for Healthy Homes
50 F St. NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20001
Phone:
202-543-1147
Website: www.afhh.org
Organization Description: The Alliance for Healthy Homes is a national
non-profit, public interest organization working to protect children from lead
and other environmental health hazards in and around their homes by advocating
for policy solutions and building capacity for primary prevention in communities
throughout the U.S.
Internship Program: Interns perform research and writing on environmental health
and housing policy issues. Interns also have the opportunity to work in
monitoring federal and state legislation, federal regulations and local
programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Law Students
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Jodie Russell
Associate Director
American Council on Renewable Energy
1600 K Street -Suite 700
Washington, DC 20006
Phone:
202.393.0001
Website: www.acore.org
Organization Description: The American Council on Renewable Energy is a
non-profit organization working to use information and communications to bring
renewable energy into the mainstream of the American economy.
Internship Program: Internships are semester long, individually designed to
maximize the students professional development while meeting the needs of the
organization.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Technology
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: Email to intern@acore.org
Ms. JoAnn Williams
Internship Coordinator
American Forests
PO Box 2000
Washington, DC 20013
Website: www.amfor.org
Organization Description: American Forests is the nation's oldest nonprofit
citizen conservation organization.
Internship Program: Intern work in a variety of areas at American Forests
including Communications, Development and Marketing, Forest Policy, Global
ReLeaf and Urban Forestry. Students should indicate which internship in their
cover letter.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Forestry
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Jen Sawada
Campaign Associate
American Lands Alliance
726 7th Street, SE
Washington, DC 20003
Phone:
202-547-9400
Website: www.americanlands.org
Organization Description: The American Lands Alliance is an environmental,
non-profit organization whose mission is to protect and restore America's forest
ecosystems by providing national leadership, coordination and capacity building
for the forest conservation movement. They provide national leadership on forest
policy issues.
Internship Program: Advocate interns attend Congressional hearings, organize
events, research for fact sheets, assist in fund raising, and assist with
website development.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $250 month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Antarctic and Southern Oceans Coalition
1630 Connecticut Ave.,NW Third Floor
Washington, DC 20009
Phone:
202-234-2480
Website: www.asoc.org
Organization Description: The ASOC consists of a small office working to
preserve Antarctica by educating the public and government on Antarctica issues.
They monitor activities affecting Antarctica, conduct legal and policy research
and analysis, produce educational materials, work with international scientific
community to focus on globally and environmentally significant research. Their
main goal is to work towards greater environmental protection for Antartica and
the Southern Ocean.
Internship Program: Interns play a large roll in helping with work through
conducting research and writing on a variety of conservation issues and in
helping communicate with their members. This position requires someone who can
work independently and take a lot of responsibility. Interns must be willing to
assist in an administrative capacity.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Writing sample should be 1200 words maximum.
Mr. David Heluarg
President
Blue Frontier Campaign
P.O. Box 19367
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-381-8030
Website: www.bluefront.org
Organization Description: The Blue Frontier Campaign is a non-profit
organization that works to promote solutions to the ecological disasters facing
our living seas. It does this through producing publications, organizing
conferences and events and advocating for laws that will protect the seas.
Internship Program: Interns are involved in a wide range of activities including
assisting with mailings, doing policy research, event planning, and attending
briefings and media events on Capitol Hill.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Law Students
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: November
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Ms. Elizabeth McLaughlin
Executive Director
Container Recycling Institute
89 East Shore Trail
Glastonbury, CT 06033
Website: http://www.container-recycling.org
Organization Description: The Container Recycling Institute serves as a
clearinghouse for information on deposit legislation and other container and
packaging recovery systems. They produce major reports, analyze and critique
industry funded reports, and disseminate information to grassroots activists,
public interest groups, the media and government agencies.
Internship Program: Interns assist in research for reports and analysis of
industry studies and publications. Interns also have the opportunity to
contribute to the Institute's newsletter by writing articles based on their
research. See website for specific positions.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: January
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Cheron Carlson
Campaign Director
Earth Share
7735 Old Georgetown Road
Suite 900
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone:
240-333-0300
Website: www.earthshare.org
Organization Description: Earth Share represents over 400 local, national and
international conservation and environmental organizations in workplace payroll
deduction fund raising campaigns.
Internship Program: Interns would attend charitable campaign fairs and speak
with employees, as well as offer workplace fund raising related tasks. Intern
should have interest in development for conservation organizations. They also
have openings for web interns and for research/writing projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: January
Summer: May 15
Additional Information: Any major is acceptable as long as the individual has an
interest in development and conservation. 800-875-3863
Ms. Teresa Mourad
Director, Education and Diversity Programs
Ecological Society of America
1707 H Street, NW -Suite 400
Washington, DC 20006
Phone:
202-833-8773
Website: www.esa.org
Organization Description: Founded in 1915, the ESA is the nation's leading
professional society of ecologists, representing over 7,500 researchers in the
US, Canada, Mexico, and 62 other nations. The purpose of the society is to:
promote ecological science by improving communication among ecologists; raise
the public's awareness of the importance of ecological science; increase the
resources available for the conduct of ecological science; and ensure the
appropriate use of ecological science in environmental decision making by
enhancing communication between the ecological community and policy makers.
Internship Program: Internships are offered on an as needed basis. ESA is
looking for an intern interested in ecological science outreach to assist in
developing and disseminating education and outreach materials.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1500/3mth
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: November 30
Summer: April 15
Additional Information: Deadlines may change see website for exact dates. email:
jason@esa.org Other interns duties include: respond to science, career and
education related inquiries from the public, research and write a bi-monthly
policy update on science and the environment, and assist with special projects
Ms. Deidre Nicholson
Executive Assistant
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
1112 16th Street, NW-Suite 300
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-628-1400
Website: www.eesi.org
Organization Description: EESI educates policy makers, builds coalitions, and
develops innovate policies to protect the climate and ensure a healthy, secure
and sustainable future for America.
Internship Program: Internships are available in several different areas
including: communications and development, climate policy, transportation and
energy policy, and SU stainable Biomass and Energy Policy. All internships
provide substantive exposure to environmental policy and coalition building.
Good research skills are required.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Mr. Steve Brown
Executive Director
Environmental Council of the States
444 N. Capitol St. NW Suite 445
Washington, DC 20001
Phone:
202-624-3660
Website: www.ecos.org
Organization Description: ECOS is the national non partisan non profit
organization of the state and territorial environmental protection agencies.
Internship Program: Full time and part time internships are available which
include assistance with their environmental policy projects. Duties include:
research and writing, attending congressional panel discussions and
environmental meetings, and completing other tasks that may arise. Some
traveling may occur. A stipend is offered unless the internship is part of
required course work for the student.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: December 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: email: ecos@sso.org
Intern Coordinator
Environmental Working Group
1436 U Street, NW
Suite 100
Washington, DC 20009
Phone:
202-669-6982
Website: www.ewg.org
Organization Description: The Environmental Working Group uses the power of
information to protect human health and the environment. Their teams of
researchers collect data and expose threats and develop solutions.
Internship Program: Interns work in a variety of areas at EWG. These include
media, research and operations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: email to internships@ewg.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Human Resources
Friends of the Earth
1717 Massachusetts Avenue
Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-783-7400
Website: www.foe.org
Organization Description: Friends of the Earth is an international,
environmental advocacy organization which focuses on international, national,
and local environmental problems.
Internship Program: There are several programs offered in the organization that
include: Legislative intern, Grassroots intern, International programs intern
and Economics for the Earth Intern, Development Intern, Communications Intern
and Transportation Intern.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Travel allowance
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: see website for detailed instructions
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Director of Marketing and Outreach
Green Seal
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Suite 827
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-872-6400
Website: www.greenseal.org
Organization Description: Green Seal is a national. non-profit environmental
organization. Their goal is to protect the environment by identifying and
promoting "green" products and practices. They set standards for products that
cause significantly less harm to the environment than other similar products,
and they work with institutional and retail consumers encouraging them to
purchase these products.
Internship Program: Marketing and Communications Internships are available.
Duties working with the Green Seal staff to implement marketing strategies,
assisting with proofreading newsletters, and participating in staff meetings.
Candidate must possess Macintosh proficiency and database skills. Unpaid
internships may be used to fulfill course credit for independent study.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Business/Marketing
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Travel allowance
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Transcripts
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
777 North Capitol Street, NW
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20002
Phone:
202-962-3241
Website: www.mwcog.org
Organization Description: The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments is
a voluntary association of the areas seventeen local governments, working
cooperatively to solve mutual problems that are regional in scope and not
confined by political or geographic boundaries.
Internship Program: Internships are offered on both a paid and unpaid basis.
Internships are offered in the Department of Environmental Programs, Department
of Transportation Planning and Water Quality Management. For a complete list of
specific positions see their website at www.mwcog.org
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: May 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Greer Goldman
Assistant General Counsel
National Audubon Society
1150 Connecticut Ave. NW-SUite 600
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-861-2242
Website: www.audubon.org
Organization Description: The National Audubon Society is a non-profit
environmental organization that works to protect our environment creatively
solving environmental problems through education, scientific research, advocacy
and lobbying. Audubon's Policy office is in Washington, DC.
Internship Program: Audubon relies upon Interns to help fulfill its mission.
Interns lobby, research, attend hearings, meet with other environmental
organizations, organize grassroots activists, write memos, newsletter and other
publications. Interns make a full time commitment which generally lasts three to
six months. Graduate level students preferred.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $285 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
National Wildlife Federation Environmental Policy Internships
901 E Street, NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20004
Phone:
202-797-6800
Website: www.nwf.org
Organization Description: The National Wildlife Federation is the largest
non-profit conservation education organization. They seek interns for their
national headquarters office to work on environmental policy issues in a
multi-displinary setting. Internships are available in the areas of endangered
species, water quality. public lands, constituent outreach, international issues
and corporate relations.
Internship Program: Interns have the opportunity to research environmental
policy issues, attend congressional hearings, lobby on behalf of environmental
issues, gain experience in grassroots organization, assist with conference
planning as well as assist with supporting the general activities of the
program. Students working with the International Program work on reforming
international financial institutions, trade, developmental assistance and
population stabilization. Students working with the Constituent Outreach program
have extensive opportunities to develop grassroots organizing skills.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3-5 academic references
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Deadlines are on a rolling basis but applications should
be submitted approximately 60 days prior to the internship.
Mr. Erick Toledo
Intern Coordinator
New Forests Project
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW 7th Floor
Washington, DC 20007
Phone:
202-547-3800
Website: www.newforestsproject.org
Organization Description: The New Forest Project is an international non-profit
organization based in Washington, DC that conducts programs on agroforestry,
watershed management, water and sanitation, environment and public health.
Internship Program: Two interns each semester assist staff members with the
programs, projects and on going programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: International Affairs
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June 15
Spring: December 15
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Pam Wasserman
Vice President for Education
Population Connection
2120 L Street, NW-Suite 500
Washington, DC 20037
Phone:
202-332-2200
Website: www.populationconnection.org
Organization Description: Population Connection is a non-profit, grassroots
organization working to address over population and its' impact on the
environment.
Internship Program: Population Connection offers a six month graduate fellowship
for grad students and recent grads.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Lobbying, Government relations
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 1050 bi-weekly plus benefits
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: See website
Spring: See website
Summer: See website
Additional Information:
Ms. Carrie Hibbard
Membership & Outreach Coordinator
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility
2000 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-265-7337
Website: www.peer.org
Organization Description: PEER is a service organization for state and federal
environmental agency employees. They serve as both a government watchdog and a
shield for whistle blowers. PEER protects those who protect the environment.
Internship Program: PEER offers legal and policy internships focused on those
actions required to protect state and federal employees.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June
Spring: November
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Save America's Forests
4 Library Court SE
Washington, DC 20003
Phone:
202-544-9219
Website: www.saveamericasforests.org
Organization Description: Save America's Forests is a nationwide political
organizing campaign, working to pass the Act to Save America's Forests in
Congress that will protect and restore America's last wild and natural forests.
Internship Program: Intern assignments vary from lobbying Congressional staff
and research projects to data base and website management.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $2000smstr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Compensation of $2000 per semester is for full time
employment. Stipends based on four month semesters. Stipends are adjusted for
shorter semesters.
Intern Coordinator
Sierra Club
408 C Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
Phone:
202-547-1141
Website: www.sierraclub.org
Organization Description: The Sierra Club is the nation's largest grassroots
environmental organization. They lobby Congressional and Executive branches and
agencies to promote, protect, and preserve America's environment.
Internship Program: Internships are available with their legislative, political,
media and field programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Liz Jacoby
Program Coordinator
The Civil War Trust
1331 H Street N.W. Suite 1001
Suite 1001
Washington, DC 20005
Phone:
202-367-1861
Website: www.civilwar.og
Organization Description: The Civil War Preservation Trust is a non profit
organization that preserves Civil War battlefields and promotes other Civil War
preservation and education programs.
Internship Program: The Trust offers 3 internships per semester including;
Education and Interpretation, Media, Battlefield Preservation, Civil War
Traveling Exhibit and Heritage Tourism.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education, Museum Studies, PR
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $9.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: January 30
Summer: May 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Ayeola Boothe
Student Outreach Coordinator
The Environmentors Project
1707 H St. NW-Suite 200,
Washington, DC 20006
Phone:
202-347-5300
Website:
Organization Description: The Environmentors Project is a small non-profit
mentoring program for public high school students. They match students with
environmental professionals to work together on a science or a community service
project over a 4-6 month period. They supplement the relationship with field
trips and college preparatory work.
Internship Program: A researcher intern is needed to track the progress of
students who have participated in the program since its inception five years
ago. They also need a development/fund raising intern to identify possible
sources of funding and to draft grant proposals.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $6-7.50/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: A year round internship is also available.
Ms. Julie Burritt
Internship Coordinator
The Ocean Conservancy
1300 19th Street, NW-8th Floor
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-429-5609
Website: www.oceanconservancy.org
Organization Description: The Ocean Conservancy was established in 1972 and is a
private, non-profit environmental organization headquartered in Washington, DC
with regional offices in Virginia, Florida, California and Maine. The
Conservancy is dedicated to the protection of the marine environment and its
wildlife, specifically marine mammals, sea turtles, fishes, and their respective
habitats. They accomplish this goal through public awareness and education,
advocacy, grassroots activities, and collaborative efforts with others, both
nationally and internationally.
Internship Program: Internships are available in such areas as marine debris and
entanglement, sea turtle conservation, marine mammal conservation, marine
habitat, fisheries conservation, marine biological diversity, press relations,
art/publications, as well as administration. Interns are expected to work at
least 3 months, preferable full-time. No salary but commuting expenses are
reimbursed. No field work. Interested students should call to inquire about
internship availability.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Cover letter should include program interested in and
dates available. Writing sample should be 2-5 pages. Email to
internships@oceanconservancy.org
Ms. Louise P. Tucker
Internship Coordinator
The Wilderness Society
1615 M Street NW
Suite 100
Washington, DC 20036
Phone:
202-833-2300
Website: www.wilderness.org
Organization Description: Founded in 1935, The Wilderness Society works to
protect America's wilderness and wildlife and to develop a nationwide network of
wild lands through public education, scientific analysis and advocacy. Their
goal is to ensure that future generations will enjoy clean air and water,
wildlife, beauty and opportunities for recreation and renewal that pristine
forests, rivers, deserts and mountains provide.
Internship Program: Internships are available in the Spring, Summer and Fall
(full time or part-time 3 days per week) and are paid. Interns are assigned to
one of the following program areas: National Forest Program, Refuges and
Wildlife Program, Bureau of Land Management Program, National Landscape Program,
Budget and Appropriations Program, Eastern Forest Program, Communications
Program, Alaska Program or Legal Intern Program. Positions are paid and unpaid
or for school credit.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Legal
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: email louise_tucker@tws.org
Ms. Joyce E. Williams
Internship Coordinator
Trust for Public Land
660 Pennsylvania Avenue SE
Suite 401
Washington, DC 20003
Website: www.tpl.org/tpl
Organization Description: The Trust for Public Land is a private, non-profit
land conservation organization that works nationwide to conserve land for
people. The Trust specializes in conservation real estate applying its expertise
in negotiation, public finance and law to protect land for public use.
Internship Program: The interns will work closely with either the Federal
Affairs, Chesapeake Field Office and National Departments to assist in research,
writing, field- oriented activities and general administrative support. In
addition, the Interns will provide telephone back-up support to the
receptionist. Computer skills are a must. The Intern works 20-30 hours per week
depending on his/her schedule.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10hr-depends on funding
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Union of Concerned Scientists
1707 H St NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20006-3962
Phone:
202-223-6133
Website:
Organization Description:
Internship Program: Arms Control and International Security Intern: Interns in
the Washington office typically monitor congressional action, attend and report
on congressional hearings, monitor the press on UCS interests, and support
grassroots lobbying efforts.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1000/mth
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Request Application Packet
Deadlines:
Fall: July 1
Spring: November 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information:
Legal Internship Program
White House Council on Environmental Quality
722 Jackson Place
Washington, DC 20503
Phone:
202-456-6224
Website: www.whitehouse.gov/CEQ
Organization Description: CEQ provides environmental policy advice to the
president and Vice President. Please visit the website for more information.
Internship Program: CEQ offers unpaid legal and undergraduate internships.
Undergraduate interns serve primarily as administrative and research support
staff. Legal interns work on a variety of matters that involve oversight of
NEPA, replying to FOIA requests, and research on environmental issues. See the
website for additional information.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: International Policy
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Application on website
Deadlines:
Fall: July 1
Spring: November 1
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Bobbi Rodgers
Resources Manager
Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center Cedar Point Environmental Park
P.O. Box 5197
Engelwood, FL 34224
Phone:
941-475-0769
Website: www.checflorida.org
Organization Description: The mission of Cedar Point is environmental education,
research, land management and passive recreation. Cedar Point Park is an 115
acres county park managed by CHEC.
Internship Program: Interns perform various land management duties that include:
exotic removal, trail blazing, prescribed burning, vegetation/wildlife studies,
water quality monitoring, educational displays, pamphlets to be created,
speaking engagements, and slide presentations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $50/wk
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall X
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Jessica Pulfer
Director
Marine Resources Development Foundation
P.O. Box 787
51 Shoreland Drive
Key Largo, FL 33037
Phone:
800-741-1139
Website: www.marinelab.org
Organization Description: Marine Resources Development Foundation's Marine Lab
program is a non profit environmental education field school where outdoor
exploratory adventures are supplemented by laboratory activities and
discussions.
Internship Program: Internships are available to college sophomores, juniors,
and seniors during spring and summer in six week sessions. Duties include
assisting staff instructors as they teach and supervising students during field
and lab activities. Visit their website for additional information and
application.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Zoology, Marine Science
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $50/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: January 15
Summer: March 15, April 15
Additional Information: Email: marc.galloway@marinelab.org
Ms. Jenny Evans
Nursery Manager
Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation, Native Plant Nursery
P.O. Box 839
Sanibel, FL 33957
Phone:
239-472-1932
Website: www.sccf.org
Organization Description: The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is a
non-profit private conservation organization dedicated to the preservation and
enhancement of wildlife habitat around Sanibel and Captiva.
Internship Program: Internships are available in 6 month positions in their
Native Plant Nursery. Interns assist with day to day operation as well as
independent projects. Housing is provided.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Botany/Horticulture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Winter internships are also available. email:
jevans@sccf.org
Ms. Sharon L. Truluck
Human Resources Director
The Conservancy of Southwest Forida
1450 Merrihue Drive
Naples, FL 34102
Phone:
239-403-4213
Website: www.conservancy.org
Organization Description: The Conservancy's mission is protecting Southwest
Florida's natural environment and quality of life now and for the future.
Internship Program: The Conservancy has offered numerous year round internships
for over 25 years. Positions include wildlife rehabilitation intern, nature
center interns, environmental research interns, environmental policy interns,
sea turtle research interns, and summer day camp interns. For specific position
descriptions see their website at www.conservancy.org
for to request further
information email internships@conservancy.org
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Elementary Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: In addition to the stipend, the Conservancy provides
accident insurance and uniform shirts where required. Free housing is optional
and on an "as available" basis. Winter internships are also available. For
specific openings see their website at www.conservancy.org.
Ms. Christy Nilsson
Personnel and Support Service Director
Chattahoochee Nature Center
9135 Willeo Road
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone:
770-992-2055
Website: www.chattnaturecenter.com
Organization Description: The Chattahoochee Nature Center is a private
non-profit environmental education facility. They provide a unique learning
environment focused on the Chatahoochee River that enables people to connect to
the natural world.
Internship Program: Internship opprotunities are available as program
instructors, office supprt, and summer environmental day camp.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Robert Phillips
Volunteer Coordinator
Georgia Wildlife Federation
1600 Hazelbrand Road
Covington, GA 30014
Phone:
770-929-3350
Website: www.gwf.org/
Organization Description: GWF represents over 58,000 hunters, fishers, birders,
campers, gardeners, naturalists, and others recognizing a basic responsibility
in natural resource conservation.
Internship Program: Interns assist with web development, environmental political
issues, environmental education, special events, and serve as assistant
newsletter editor. Internships are project based with a professional staff
mentor to complete a project chosen by the intern.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: A writing sample is an optional part of the application
packet. Another contact person is Kathy Sasser.
Ms. Don White
President
Earthtrust
1118 Maunawili Road
Kailua, HI 96734
Phone:
808-254-6903
Website: www.earthtrust.org
Organization Description: Earthrust is a very effective, innovative conservation
organization with a small core staff. Interns are an integral part of the
organization.
Internship Program: They need general all-around volunteers who are willing to
pitch in with paperwork and special projects that include fund raising, dolphin
protection, whale protection, DNA analysis, graphic arts, computer, and public
relations. Interns are expected to work 30 hours per week for at least 2 months.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Japanese
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Prefer to be contacted by email:
et@lava.net Contact
Earthrust for their information sheet on Hawaii and what to expect in their
office and on the island. They do point out that living and housing costs are
very expensive.
Ms. Kathleen Misajon
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
P.O. Box 52
Hawaii National Park, HI 96718-0052
Phone:
808-985-6194
Website: www.nps.gov/havo/
Organization Description: The Resources Management Division of Hawaii Volcanoes
National Park conducts conservation and monitoring programs for the wildlife,
vegetation, and cultural resources of the park.
Internship Program: The Nene (Hawaiian Goose) program takes 2-4 (depending on
funding) volunteers for Nene monitoring and restoration during the breeding
season (October - March). There may be volunteer opportunities to assist with
Ua'u (Hawaiian Dark-Rumped Petrel) monitoring and management activities February
through November.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Wildlife Sciences
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $50/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: September
Spring: December
Summer: March
Additional Information: Request information via mail, fax (808) 985-6029, email:
kathleen_misajon@nps.gov/havo Phone calls are discouraged. Website:
www.nps.gov/havo/
Intern Selection Committee
Lyon Arboretum
3860 Manoa Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone:
808-98809461
Website: www.hawaii.edu/lyonarboretum
Organization Description: The Lyon Arboretum is part of the University of
Hawaii. It is a botanical garden with over 195 acres including rainforest.
Internship Program: Interns gain experience in the operation of a botanical
garden. Interns work as members of the Arboretum staff in all areas of
operations and will complete a summer long project.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 15
Additional Information:
Mr. Art Talsma
Conservation Manager
The Nature Conservancy Garden Creek Preserve
950 W Bannock Street
Boise, ID 83702
Phone:
208-843-8826
Website: www.tnc.org
Organization Description:
Internship Program: Garden Creek Preserve Land Stewardship Intern, Hells Canyon,
ID. Research, inventory weed control and restoration at the Garden Creek
Preserve. Survey and map habitat types, weeds and rare plants, assist with weed
control. Great opportunity to gain valuable work experience and practice plant
habitat-typing with a land managers. QUAL: Botanical experience, good physical
condition; ability to work independently; outdoor/camping/hiking experience.
Ideal for individuals who enjoy remote areas. May to August. Dates flexible.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 References
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator/Human Resources
Chicago Botanical Garden
100 Lake Cook Road
Glencoe, IL 60022
Website: www.chicagobotanic.org
Organization Description: The Chicago Botanic Garden is 385 acres of natural
beauty with 23 gardens and three native habitat areas. It is the second most
visited public garden in th United States and has more than 1.9 million plants.
Internship Program: Interns gain hands on experience in the areas of education,
horticulture, or research and also attend educational programming to broaden
their exposure. For specific position listings visit
www.chicagobotanic.org/internship
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Horticulture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.65 hour
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Transcripts Essay
Deadlines:
Fall: Varies
Spring: Varies
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Elmhurst Park District
225 Prospect
Elmhurst, IL 60126
Phone:
630-993-8961
Website: www.epd.org
Organization Description: Elmhurst Park District is a park district with 38 full
time staff, 30 part time and 400 seasonal employees. They own 22 buildings,
operate 20 park sites and serve 44,500 people annually.
Internship Program: Interns duties include camp programming, horticulture,
marketing through brochures, meetings, fund raising, and organizing special
events. Stipends are $200 per week.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $200/wk
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Phone contact initially
Deadlines:
Fall: Summer
Spring: Fall
Summer: Spring
Additional Information: email: rmulholl@epd.org
Mr. Mark Hurley
Intern Coordinator
Friends of Ryerson Woods
21850 Riverwoods Road
Deerfield, IL 60015
Phone:
847-968-3343
Website: www.ryersonwoods.org
Organization Description: Ryerson Woods is a 550 acre nature preserve located in
north suburban Chicago. The facility is unique in that it is one of the few
nature preserves located so near an urban environment. Friends of Ryerson Woods
uses the unique setting of Ryerson Woods to catalyze peoples understanding, life
long appreciation and behavior in support of nature.
Internship Program: Interns are used to support PR/Marketing efforts for their
summer lawn concert series and art exhition series-Sights & Sounds at Ryerson
Woods.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Marketing
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: end of March
Additional Information:
Director Center For Conservation Education
Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation
P.O. Box 9
Dundee, IL 60118
Phone:
847-428-2240
Website: www.mcgrawwildlife.org
Organization Description: Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation is a nationally
recognized research and education facility dedicated to promoting conservation
practices. It is located on 1240 acres near Dundee, Illinois (40 miles NW of
Chicago). The Conservation Education department conducts year-round school and
community programs and events. Their education activities reach approximately
14,000 participants each year.
Internship Program: The Foundation offers a conservation education internship.
Intern duties include: planning and presenting programs for children and adults,
leading tours. creating educational materials and assisting education staff as
needed. A monthly stipend and lodging facilities are offered. Intern candidates
should have completed at least two years course work in biology, outdoor
education, conservation or a related field. Length of internship is 10 months
from February to November.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1000/mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: November 15
Summer: April 15
Additional Information: Application should include a list of three references.
Dr. Thomas Simpson
Field Station Ecologist
McHenry County Conservation District
Research Field Station
6512 Harts Road
Ringwood, IL 60072
Phone:
815-678-7644
Website: www.mccdistrict.org
Organization Description: The McHenry County Conservation District is a public
land holding agency. The Research Field Station includes a public exhibit as
well as a research, land management and public education programs.
Internship Program: Internships are available through the field station . The
internship includes land management, field work, exhibit preparation as well as
the opportunity to learn about ecological restoration, natural history and
ecology.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Forestry, Wildlife Management
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7.50 hour
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: transcripts
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Staffing Coordinator
Bradford Woods Outdoor Education Center
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
Phone:
765-342-2915
Website: www.bradwoods.org
Organization Description: Bradford Woods Outdoor Center is a part of Indiana
University and provides a variety of program experiences including:
environmental education, adventure recreation, leadership, therapeutic programs
and professional development.
Internship Program: Interns should be graduate or undergraduate students.
Opportunities include: leadership with residential Environmental Education
programs based on established curriculum elementary students, including special
education classes), residential and day Challenge Education and adventure
programs facilitating group icebreakers, initiatives, and ropes/challenge course
events, participation in professional conferences on site, resource management
administration, assessment and evaluation of special projects, and leadership in
all camping programs during the summer.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Therapeutic Rec
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $170/wk
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Apply on website
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Free lodging and most meals are included.
Mr. Brian Forist
Education Director
Indiana Dunes Environmental Learning Center
700 Howe Road
Chesterton, IN 46304
Phone:
219-395-9154
Website: www.duneslearningcenter.org/
Organization Description: Indiana Dunes Environmental Education Center is a
residential environmental education facility within the Indiana Dunes National
Lakeshore. It works in close partnership with the National Park Service to
provide environmental education program to children.
Internship Program: Interns serve as Camp Counselors/naturalist Trainees and
supervise camp residents and develop resource interpretation and outdoor
education skills and techniques.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X Stipend Amount: 160.00
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Laurie Fenimore
Internship Coordinator
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
505 Fifth Avenue
Suite 444
Des Moines, IA 50309-2321
Phone:
515-288-1846
Website: www.inhf.org
Organization Description: The INHF is a non-profit organization that educates
Iowans to protect, preserve and enhance Iowa's natural resources. Activities
include land protection and trail development among others.
Internship Program: The Foundation hires college interns to work on duties
ranging from writing news releases to managing natural land to policy research.
This opportunity offers real work and good training for students.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Landscape Architecture, Design
Stipend: .
Stipend Amount: $8.50/hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall: see website
Spring: see website
Summer: see website
Additional Information: Email: info@inhf.org
Mr. Tim Williams
Sanctuary Manager
C. E. Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary & Audubon Center
1305 Germany Road
Frankfort, KY 40601
Website: www.audubon.org
Organization Description: The Clyde Buckley Sanctuary is a 374 acres tract of
land that includes a diversity of Kentucky wildlife habitats. The property
includes extensive woods, fields, Kentucky River frontage, creeks and ponds. A
nature center, bird blind, walking trails are located on the site.
Internship Program: Interns provide informal interpretation and environmental
education programs and assist with wildlife management, provide assistance in
facility maintenance, and have the opportunity to develop exhibits. Housing is
provided.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Minimum wage
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: February 15
Summer: May 15
Additional Information: Questions about internships can be sent to:
twilliams@audubon.org
Mr. Greg Barnes
Intern Coordinator
Tennessee Valley Authority Land Between the Lakes
100 Van Morgan Drive
Golden Pond, KY 42211-9000
Phone:
270 924-2089
Website: www.lbl.org
Organization Description: Federal Recreation Area.
Internship Program: Internships last from 12-16 weeks, though most last 12
weeks. Written recommendation from faculty advisor is required. Since 1964
hundreds of students have participated in the intern program. Goals are: 1) to
provide quality training and practical experience for students in a wide range
of disciplines; 2) to introduce students to the operational procedures of a
Federal agency; and 3) to enhance the quality experiences of the diverse
population that visits LBL. Course credit offered. Applicants should have at
least 2 years of course work.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Early Spring
Spring: November
Summer: February
Additional Information: Website: www.LBL.ORG
Ms. Dot Lamson
Director of Environmental Education
Chewonki Foundation
485 Chewonki Neck Road
Wiscasset, ME 04578
Phone:
207-882-7323
Website: www.chewonki.org
Organization Description: The Chewonki Foundation is a non-profit educational
institution located on a 400 acre peninsula on the coast of Maine. The Center
for Environmental Education offers residential and day programs for school
groups, traveling natural history programs with live, injured animals and a
community resource center for environmental topics. Their mission is to help
people grow individually and in community with others by providing educational
experiences that foster an understanding and appreciation of the natural world
and that emphasize the power of focused, collective effort.
Internship Program: Environmental Educator: There are 18 teachers on the staff
in a 9 month position (March - Nov.) that involves teaching environmental
education in the spring and fall as well as taking a leadership role in the
summer camp program. Outreach Intern: The second position is a teaching
internship in the Traveling Natural History Outreach Program. The internship
involves working with live animals including hawks, owls, reptiles, and
amphibians. The intern will be learning one-hour natural history programs and
teaching in classrooms and public settings throughout the state.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100-220 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: November
Summer:
Additional Information: Stipend amount for the Outreach intern is $100/week and
the stipend for the Environmental Educator is $220/week. email:
dotlamson@chewonki.org
Ms. Alex Gandee
Program Director
Ferry Beach Ecology School
8 Morris Avenue
Building One
Saco, ME 04072
Phone:
207-283-9951
Website: www.fbes.org
Organization Description: FBES is a non-profit environmental organization that
provides residential ecology programs for students in the New England Area.
Internship Program: Interns serve as Ecology Educators for students from grades
3-8. Two terms each year September-mid November and March-mid June.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: All Majors Considered
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $225 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form Other: Application form on website
Deadlines:
Fall: July 15
Spring: February 1
Summer:
Additional Information:
Legal Intern Coordinator
Maine Audubon-Legal Intern Program
20 Gilsland Farm Rd.
Falmouth, ME 04105
Website: www.maineaudubon.org
Organization Description: Maine Audubon is a membership nonprofit organization
dedicated to the protection, conservation and enhancement of Maine's ecosystems
through the promotion of individual understanding and actions.
Internship Program: Full or part time legal intern. Internships generally
focuses on legal and policy related research projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Law students only
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Environmental Education Director
Maine Audubon
Gilsland Farm
20 Gilsland Farm Road
Falmouth, ME 04105
Website: www.maineaudubon.org
Organization Description: Maine Audubon is dedicated to the protection and
enhancement of Maine's habitat and ecosystems by engaging people of all ages in
education and conservation and action.
Internship Program: The internships available vary seasonally. The year round
intern position is for a naturalist. The two internships offered during the
school year are for 1) seasonal walks intern and 2) natural history outreach.
The summer positions are located at 1) Scarborough Marsh Nature Center and 2)
Mast Landing Camp.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Environmental Studies & Educ.
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Internships are available year round and the deadlines
vary with the internships. Inquiries should be made to the above contact person
at kwordrik@maineaudubon.org kwordrik@maineaudubon.org
Ms. Brenda L. Webber
Recruitment Assistant
Maine Conservation Corps
124 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333
Phone:
207-287-4931
Website: www.mainecareercenter.com/mcc
Organization Description: Maine Conservation Corps is dedicated to outdoor
recreation, conservation project and conservation education. MCC engages teams
throughout the State of Maine in challenging trail building projects.
Internship Program: MCC teams camp out and do great things in Maine's outdoors.
They do things like rebuild the Appalachian Trail, improve hiking trails on
Maine's coast, and develop board walk trails in wetland areas all to enhance the
public's appreciation of Maine's natural resources.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $230-400 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Contact for application form
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: January
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Ms. Martha Bue
Maine Environmental Research Institute
PO Box 1652
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Phone:
207-374-2135
Website: www.meriresearch.org
Organization Description: MERI is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
protecting the marine environment through research and education.
Internship Program: Interns work with senior education staff in the Institutes
education program. Students lead field trips, develop educational materials, and
assist with the daily operation of the center.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Ms. Leisa Dennett
Advocacy Assistant
Natural Resources Council of Maine
3 Wade Street
Augusta, ME 04330
Phone:
800-287-2345
Website: www.nrcm.org
Organization Description: The Natural Resources Council of Maine is the state's
leading environmental advocacy group.
Internship Program: NCRM offers intern opportunities to help meet the training
needs of environmental advocacy organizations. Interns are usually offered
placement in one of 6 departments. These include: Toxics, Communications, Air
Quality, Northwoods, Watersheds and Development.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: September 5
Spring: January 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Suzanne Eder
Internship Coordinator
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
342 Laudholm Farm Road
Wells, ME 04090
Phone:
207-646-1555
Website: www.wellsreserve.org
Organization Description: Wells Research Reserve is a preserve dedicated to the
interaction between man and the natural environment. It features a historic
saltwater farm and a seven mile trail system. The reserve serves as both a
laboratory and classroom where the effects of human and natural activity on
coastal ecosystems can be studied.
Internship Program: Interns work on two types of projects; visitor education and
biological research. Education interns are involved with preparing interpretive
programs for visitors and research interns assist with research projects under
the supervision of staff scientists.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: web development
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July 15
Spring: January 15
Summer: March 30
Additional Information: Some internships offer a stipend. Availability and type
internship varies from semester to semester.
Sylvan Kaufman
Science Advisor
Adkins Arboretum
PO Box 100
Ridgely, MD 21660
Phone:
410-634-2847
Website:
Organization Description: Ridgely is a non-profit, 400 acre arboretum dedicated
to promoting the conservation, restoration and appreciation of the native plant
species of the Delmarva peninsula.
Internship Program: Ridgely has two environmental science/horticultural
internships which involve nursery work, invasive plant removal and assisting
with public programs and front desk duties.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 9.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Intern Coordinator
Alliance for Community Trees
4603 Calvert Road
College Park, MD 20740
Phone:
301-277-0040
Website: www.actrees.org/
Organization Description: The Alliance for Community Trees supports grassroots,
citizen based non-profits dedicated to urban and community tree planting, care,
conservation and education.
Internship Program: Their intern program is designed to develop undergraduate
student's knowledge and work experience through forestry related research
projects and management. Interns have hands on opportunities to work with
professionals in an innovative organization.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Liberal Arts
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: December 1
Summer: May 1
Additional Information:
Mr. Ivan Levin
Trail Programs Manager
American Hiking Society
1422 Fenwick Lane
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone:
301-565-6704
Website: www.americanhiking.org
Organization Description: The American Hiking Association is a national
non-profit, recreation based conservation organization. It is the national voice
for America's hikers and promotes and protects foot trails and the hiking
experience/
Internship Program: The Association offers internships in their policy
department and trail programs department.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 500.00 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Mr. James Connolly
President
Anacosta Watershed Society
4302 Baltimore Avenue
Bladensburg, MD 20710
Phone:
301-699-6204
Website: www.anacostiaws.org/
Organization Description: The AWS is a local non-profit environmental
organization working to protect and restore the Anacosta River and its
watershed. It seeks to fulfill its mandate of a swimable and fishable river
through a program of education, action and advocacy.
Internship Program: Internships are available with programs and publicity.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: November
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Summer Program Director
Audubon Naturalist Society
8940 Jones Mill Road
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Phone:
301-652-9188
Website: www.audubonnaturalist.org
Organization Description: The Audubon Naturalist Society is an environmental
non-profit education and conservation organization located on 40 acres of woods
and meadows. ANS specializes in environmental education, outreach and advocacy.
Internship Program: Interns co-teach environmental programs and in summer camp
classes. Interns lead nature hikes, nature oriented games, activities, and
crafts for children ages Pre-K to 10th grade.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $2,000 Season
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
2 References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: March 1
Additional Information: Website: www.audubonnaturalist.org
Ms. Courtney Leigh
Conservation Coordinator
Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center
PO Box 519
600 Discovery Lane
Grasonville, MD 21638
Phone:
410-827-6694
Website: www.bayrestoration.org
Organization Description: The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center is 610 acre
wetland established in 1979 and dedicated to promoting environmental education,
research and restoration of the Chesapeake Bay.
Internship Program: Internships are available in variety of departments
including environmental education, public relations/development, conservation
and habitat restoration.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Jessica Jones
Human Resources Assistant
Chesapeake Bay Foundation Save the Bay
Philip Merrill Environmental Center
6 Herndon Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21403
Phone:
410-268-8816
Website: www.cbf.org
Organization Description: The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is the nation's leading
regional environmental organization and the largest independent conservation
organization working on behalf of the health and productivity of the Chesapeake
Bay.
Internship Program: Internships are available working with the different
departments working to save the bay. Departments include: Environmental
protection and restoration, Education, Administration, Finance, Human Resources
and Extern Affairs. Housing Assistant is available at some of their nature
centers. Their job hotline is 1-888-SAVEBAY Option 2.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Accounting, Finance, Development
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June 30
Spring: October 31
Summer: March 31
Additional Information: All open positions and internships are posted on their
website.
Internship Coordinator-Staffing
Farm Animal Reform Movement
10101 Ashbuton Lane
Bethesda, MD 20817
Phone:
301-530-1737
Website: www.farmusa.org
Organization Description: FARM is a public interest organization advocating
plant based eating to benefit public health, environmental quality and animal
well being. They are part of the vegetarian and animal rights movements.
Internship Program: Internships run between four weeks and two months in
duration. Students learn various aspects of public interest advocacy. Intern
receive room and board in addition to a small stipend.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Email to staffing@farmusa.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mrs. Courtney Sagal
Education Administrative Assistant
Irvine Nature Center
11201 Garrison Forest Road
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Phone:
443-738-9224
Website: www.explorenature.org
Organization Description: Irvine Nature Center is a non-profit educational
organization offering programs of environmental studies and natural sciences to
children and adults in the greater Baltimore area. Its mission is to inspire
appreciation and respect for the natural world, to increase awareness of
environmental issues and to encourage individuals to sustain earth's ecosystem.
Internship Program: Internships are available in urban environmental education
and as summer environmental camp counselors.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. David Flores
Environmental Restoration Manager
Jones Falls Watershed Association
4901 Spring Garden Drive, Suite 3A
Baltimore, MD 21209
Phone:
410-366-3036
Website:
Organization Description: The JFWA is a grassroots non-profit environmental
organization that works to protect and restore the health and beauty of the
Jones Falls watershed through restoration, monitoring, advocacy and citizen
awareness.
Internship Program: Interns are actively involved in many phases of the
organization's work. Interns perform water quality monitoring and street tree
inventories, assist with education and awareness programs and assist with grant
writing projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Mr. Dave Wilson
Outreach Coordinator
Maryland Coastal Bay Program
9919 Stephen Decatur Highway-Suite #4
Ocean City, MD 21842
Phone:
410-213-2297
Website:
Organization Description: The Maryland Coastal Bays Program is one of 28
National Estuary Programs across the country that implements four action plans
vital to the survival of the watershed including the restoration and protection
of water, fish and wildlife, recreation and navigation, and community and
economic development.
Internship Program: Interns develop and implement specific work plans to
accomplish specific tasks for the implementation of the action plans.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $9-12 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Kathy Fuller
Youth Programs and Intern Coordinator
National Aquarium in Baltimore
Pier 3
501 East Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Phone:
410-576-3888
Website:
Organization Description: The National Aquarium in Baltimore seeks to stimulate
interest in, develop knowledge about and inspire stewardship of aquatic
environments.
Internship Program: Interns have the opportunity to work in one of 16 aquarium
departments. These include Animal Programs, Community Affairs, Conservation
Education, marine animal rescue, and media relations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Transcripts
Deadlines:
Fall: May 1
Spring: November 1
Summer: March 1
Additional Information:
Mr. Donald Webb
Director
Nature Camps
17433 Big Falls Road
Box 240
Monkton, MD 21111-0240
Phone:
410-343-0223
Website: www.naturecamps.com
Organization Description: Nature Camps is a environmental education organization
offering summer environmental day camps, environmental education programs and
teen overnight trips.
Internship Program: Summer seasonal positions are available working in the camps
and summer programs. See website for specific positions.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $2250 summer
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: application on website
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Mr. Mark Scallion
Director
Pickering Creek Audubon Center
11450 Audubon Lane
Easton, MD 21601
Phone:
410-822-4903
Website: www.pickeringcreek.org
Organization Description: Pickering Creek Audubon Center is a private non-profit
sanctuary dedicated to community-based conservation of natural resources through
environmental education and outreach on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay.
Their 400 acres of forest, field, and shoreline are forever preserved for the
purpose of balancing preservation and sustainable use, and in exploring
solutions to conflicts between nature and humans.
Internship Program: Pickering Creek Audubon Center will train three interns to
carry out its extensive outreach and field trip education program. Interns will
teach lessons related to forest, wetland, freshwater, saltwater, and field
ecosystems as well as a variety of other topics. Interns will also assist in the
challenge course and garden programs, general upkeep of the facility and special
events. There will be many opportunities for interns to attend development
workshops and make contacts on the local and national level.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 References
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: December
Summer: April/May
Additional Information: Applicants possessing some background in biology,
environmental science and education is helpful. Experience working with children
is a plus. CPR/ First Aid training is helpful.
Internship Coordinator
Renewable Natural Resources Foundation
5430 Grosvenor Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814-2142
Phone:
301-493-9101
Website: www.rnrf.org
Organization Description: The Renewable Natural Resources Foundation is a
non-profit foundation established to advance sciences and public education in
renewable natural resources; promote the application of sound, scientific
practices in managing and conserving renewable natural resources; foster
coordination and cooperation among professional, scientific and educational
organizations having leadership responsibilities for renewable natural
resources.
Internship Program: The intern will help RNRF advance its mission by working
with the Program Director on current programs such as the National Congress,
summits, monthly roundtables on public policy, and develop ideas for future
programs. Intern will assist with Renewable Resources Journal, RNRF's quarterly,
by gathering news, meetings, editing articles, and increasing subscription list.
Some clerical work required.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7.50/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: April
Additional Information: Email to info@rnrf.org
Ms. Imlay
Chapter Coordinator
Sierra Club Maryland Chapter
7338 Baltimore Avenue
Suite 101 A
College Park, MD 20740
Phone:
310-277-7111
Website: http://maryland.sierraclub.org
Organization Description: The Maryland Chapter of the Sierra Club is a
grassroots environmental organization.
Internship Program: The Maryland Chapter has internship opportunities available
for students to work out of the office or with activist leaders across the
state. Students may work with conservation campaigns, assist office manager,
assist legislative coordinators, work on web design or event
planning/coordination. Winter positions are also available.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Society of American Foresters
5400 Grosvenor Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone:
301-897-8720
Website: www.safnet.org
Organization Description: The Society of American Foresters is an organization
of professional foresters.
Internship Program: Interns serve as assistants to the Director of Forest
Policy. The duties include: preparing background reports on current resource
related issues, aid in developing recommendations to Congress, monitoring the
authorization and re-authorization of environmental and natural resource
legislation, and providing a liaison with other environmental and natural
resource organizations, Applicants should be enrolled in SAF- accredited
forestry programs. Recent graduates are also encouraged to apply. Student
membership in SAF will be a key factor in evaluating intern candidates.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Forestry
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1000/month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall: April 15
Spring: October 15
Summer: March
Additional Information: Intern terms are from January 1 through June 30; and
July 1 through December 31. Specific dates may be negotiated to accommodate
individual requests. Candidates are encouraged to seek alternate funding from
their schools or other sources. SAF cannot provide housing but will assist the
intern to secure housing. The Application packet should include resume,
transcripts, writing sample, a list of references, and identify internship term
for which you are applying.
Internship Coordinator
The Wildlife Society
5410 Grosvenor Lane
Suite 200
Bethesda, MD 20814-2197
Phone:
301-897-9770
Website: www.wildlife.org
Organization Description: The Wildlife Society is a professional society of
wildlife biologists and managers dedicated to excellence in wildlife stewardship
through science and education.
Internship Program: Most of an intern's time is spent researching conservation
issues, preparing background information for use in testimony, attending
briefings, hearings, and writing for and assisting with the preparation of
Society publications. Actual activities depend upon the ability and interest of
each intern and the needs of the Society. Positions are available for a six
month period. All internships are full time. Knowledge of how the federal
government functions is helpful, but not essential. The Society will cooperate
with universities that offer credit for intern programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Wildlife Management
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1200/month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
3 References
Application Form
Other: College Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Interns are used every six months throughout the year.
Application materials should include 3 references, and 2 writing samples.
Finalists will be interviewed in person or by phone.
Internship Coordinator
Appalachian Mountain Club
5 Joy Street
Boston, MA 02108-1490
Phone:
617-523-0655
Website: www.outdoors.org
Organization Description: The Appalachian Mountain Club is a non-profit
conservation and recreation organization operating 2 lodges, 8 backcountry huts,
11 shelters, and numerous camp facilities in the Northeast.
Internship Program: Several Appalachian Mountain Club departments offer
internship opportunities throughout the year. Internships are located at their
White Mountain Campus, their program center at Delaware Water Gap, NJ and the
headquarters in Boston. Students should contact human resources for a list of
departments and contact for internships, Housing and a small stipend are
available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: See website for specific positions
Deadlines:
Fall: May 1
Spring: September 15
Summer: February 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Margaret A. Geist
Executive Director
Association for the Preservation of Cape Cod
3010 Main Street
P.O. Box 398
Barnstable, MA 02630
Phone:
508-255-4142
Website: www.apcc.org
Organization Description: APCC is a member supported, not for profit
organization serving all of Cape Cod. APCC's mission is to protect and restore
Cape Cod's natural resources, especially ground water and coastal resources,
from the effects of human activity.
Internship Program: APCC seeks a graduate level summer intern to assist in a
current environmental project about growth and development pressure on coastal
watersheds. Visit their website at apcc.org for more information. Students may
work on e/Powerpoint project and update APCC's web page.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Landscape architecture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: May 15
Additional Information: email: info@apcc.org
Ms. Pat Wood
Recruitment Director
Campaign to Save the Environment
44 Winter Street
Boston, MA 02108
Phone:
617-747-4397
Website: www.jobsthatmatter.org
Organization Description: Campaign to Save the Environment is a national
non-profit organization which works with other environmental organizations (such
as Sierra Club, Human Rights Campaign, and Environmental Action) to raise money,
build memberships and organize grassroots campaigns.
Internship Program: Interns work as canvassers and organizers going into
communities and going door to door to talk about environmental issues, raise
money and build membership support for environmental organizations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $400-600 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: apply on line at
www.jobsthatmatter.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Sherry Crockett
Provincetown Administrator
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone:
508-487-3622
Website: www.coastalstudies.org
Organization Description: The Center is a private, non-profit organization for
research, education and conservation in coastal and marine environments. Located
at the outer tip of Cape Cod, its mission is to conduct research with an
emphasis on the great whales of western North Atlantic and on the habitats and
resources of the Gulf of Maine,
Internship Program: The internship program is designed for students with at
least 2 years of college. One position is filled annually. Hands-on research
focused on the Northern Right Whale consisting of field work, laboratory and
plankton monitoring is the core of the program. Opportunity exists for interns
to work on projects that are part of the Center's ongoing research.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Zoology
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $125 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Transcripts
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: November 1
Summer:
Additional Information: Visit website for complete application instructions.
Mr. Evan Moss
Stewardship Program Manager
Charles River Conservancy
4 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Phone:
617-608-1410
Website: www.thecharles.org
Organization Description: The Charles River Conservancy takes as its mission the
renewal and stewardship of the Charles River Parklands and their surroundings,
particularly parks, parkways and bridges.
Internship Program:
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: urban planning, environmental
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Rebecca Wickham
Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator
Charles River Watershed Association
190 Park Road
Weston, MA 02493
Phone:
781-788-0007
Website: www.charlesriver.org
Organization Description: The Charles River Watershed Association is a
non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of the
Charles River. They are active in education, advocacy, and research.
Internship Program: Internship duties include: Collect and analyze water quality
samples, enter data into database, interpret results, conduct flow studies in
river, and organize volunteers.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Don Eunson
Senior Project Manager
Emerald Necklace Conservancy
891 Centre Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Phone:
617-522-2700
Website: www.emeraldnecklace.org
Organization Description: The Emerald Necklace Conservancy is a non-profit,
public-private partnership restoring and maintain and promoting a 1,000 acre
historic park system in Boston and Brookline, MA.
Internship Program: Interns work with volunteers in the parks and perform
research and special projects as needed.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Mr. Ken Pruitt
Intern Coordinator
Environmental League of Massachusetts
14 Beacon Street
Suite 714
Boston, MA 02108
Phone:
617-742-2553
Website: www.environmentalleague.org
Organization Description: The Environmental League of MA is a non-profit,
research and advocacy organization that works to improve public policy on the
environment in Massachusetts.
Internship Program: Internships are available in Toxic Use Reduction,
Environmental Budget, Regulatory Reform, Open Space, and Fund raising. To be
eligible applicant must be currently enrolled in a degree program, have
excellent communications and writing skills, be self- motivated with a
commitment to the environment and be able to work 8 - 15 hours per week.
Positions can be semester or full year internships. No phone calls.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Patricia Sheppard
Education Director
Lloyd Center for Environmental Studies
430 Potomska Road
Dartmouth, MA 02748
Phone:
508-990-0505
Website: www.lloydcenter.org
Organization Description: The Lloyd Center is a non-profit research and
educational facility focusing on marine and coastal environments. The Center
provides educational programs including on-site field studies, summer programs
and off site travelling programs.
Internship Program: Interns work with school children, youth groups and adults
in teaching programs about New England coastal ecology.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150 wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: December 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: email: t.sheppard@thelloydcenter.org
Mr. Bob Kennedy
Director of Natural Sciences
Maria Mitchell Association
4 Vestal Street
Nantucket, MA 02554
Phone:
508-228-9198
Website: www.mmo.org
Organization Description: The Martha Mitchell Association is a science and
history based education, conservation, astronomy and natural science research
institution. MMA seeks six "Discovery Class" teaching interns for their summer
program. Interns gain experience in natural science based curriculum development
and instruction.
Internship Program: Implementation, teaching a variety of topics and working
with children ages 6-15.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1,700 term
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Patti Steinman
Coordinator
Massachusetts Audubon Society Arcadia
127 Combs Road
Easthampton, MA 01027
Phone:
413-584-3009
Website: www.massaudubon.org
Organization Description: MAS, the largest conservation organization in New
England, works to preserve the natural world through conservation, education,
and environmental advocacy. The Society protects 29,000 acres of conservation
land in Massachusetts, conducts educational programs for 175,000 schoolchildren
each year, and works for sound environmental policies at the local, state and
federal levels. The Society maintains 41 wildlife sanctuaries that are open to
the public and serve as a land base for its efforts.
Internship Program: Day Camp Counselors Work 10 weeks from late June to early
September to present natural history activities and games to children 4 to 11.
Experience working with children and a willingness to research natural history
topics and activities necessary. Counselors decide on topics and organize own
curriculum. Position requires First Aid & CPR certification; Community CPR a
plus.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Ongoing
Additional Information: email: psteinman@massaudubon.org
Matthew Celona
Camp Director
Massachusetts Audubon Society Drumlin Farm
Lincoln, MA 01773
Phone:
781-259-2223
Website: www.massaudubon.org/
Organization Description: Drumlin Farm Day Camp provides a hands-on farm and
nature experience for children 4-14 on a 230 acre wildlife sanctuary and organic
farm.
Internship Program: The camp maintenance person takes on primary responsibility
for all camp-related maintenance, including preparing and closing camp sites and
assuring that all camp facilities are clean and maintained daily, in good
working order, in accordance with ACA guidelines and safe for staff and campers.
This person also assists with materials and set up for programs and is
responsible for setting up and breaking down all equipment and facilities at the
start and end of the camping season. Must be able to work cooperatively in a
busy setting featuring daily contact with children.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education, Farming
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $280-320/w
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 references
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Summer sublets or community housing are possible in the
area.
Ms. Justen Walker
Education Coordinator & Day Camp Director
Massachusetts Audubon Society Felix Neck
P.O. Box 494
Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
Phone:
508-627-4850
Website: www.massaudubon.org/felixneck
Organization Description: Felix Neck is a 350 acre wild life sanctuary with
forest, field, marsh, pond and seashore habitats located on Martha's Vineyard,
an island seven miles off the coast of Massachusetts.
Internship Program: Natural History Day Camp Instructors: needed for 8-week day
camp (June -August). Using hands-on experimental approach, plan and teach
diverse programs in natural science for grades K-8. Opportunity to assist with
extensive public program schedule. Activities include kayaking, canoeing,
science experiments, insect studies, nature crafts, and plant life. Life guard
training cert. required for some positions. Strong interest in natural science
and experience with environmental or elementary education preferred. Stipend:
$360-$400/wk. Some housing is available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Early Childhood Ed
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $360/wk+
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 References
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Open
Additional Information: email: jwalker@massaudubon.org
Ms. Jane Higgins
Education Director
Massachusetts Audubon Society Habitat
10 Juniper Road
Belmont, MA 02478
Phone:
617-489-5050
Website: www.massaudubon.org
Organization Description:
Internship Program: Vacation Week Camp Instructors(6)-February 19-23, March
19-23, April 16-20; Natural History Day Camp Instructors (6) and Kindercamp
Instructors (2) June 11-August 24: Design and teach environmental activities for
a natural history day camp for children K-5. Program emphasized cooperation,
experiential learning and environmental issues. Instructors work with small
groups(8) and share in all camp activities. Qualifications: degree in
environmental education or related fields, experience with children in outdoor
setting. Please send resumes between January and April.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Env. Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.50/hr
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: April
Additional Information: email: jhiggins@massaudubon.org
Education Director/Camp Director
Massachusetts Audubon Society South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street
Marshfield, MA 02050
Phone:
781-837-9400
Website: www.massaudubon.org
Organization Description: Mass Audubon is the largest conservation group in New
England. It works to preserve the natural world through conservation, education
and environmental advocacy.
Internship Program: Day Camp Counselors: Work with camp director from late-June
to mid-August to plan and conduct with children entering grades K-6 natural
history activities. Must have experience working with children. First Aid/CPR
certification required. Head Counselor and Preschool Day Camp Counselors are
also needed.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Early Childhood
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7-9/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
3 References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: April 19
Additional Information: All day camp positions involve a lot of physical activity
- playing games; walking and hiking on unimproved terrain, in woodlands,
wetlands and tidal flats. Natural History and site training provided.
Education Director/Camp Director
Massachusetts Audubon Society Wildwood
208 South Great Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
Phone:
781-259-2183
Website: www.massaudubon.org/wildwood
Organization Description: Wildwood is located in Rindge, NH and has been
operated by Mass Audubon Society for more than 50 years. Wildwood's camp
programs focus on teaching children (ages 9-17) about the environment, their
position in the natural world, and ways to conserve and protect nature.
Internship Program: Looking for energetic, enthusiastic individuals who have
experience working with children; backgrounds in environmental/outdoor education
or recreation; waterfront skills such as canoeing, kayaking, and sailing; and
First Aid, CPR and lifeguard certifications. Work from mid June until late
August. Other positions available include maintenance, program director, trip
leaders, and counselor positions teaching outdoor activities.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Elementary Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $270-400wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Pauline J. Christopher
Personnel Analyst
Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
100 Cambridge Street
Suite 900
Boston, MA 02114
Phone:
617-626-1019
Website: www.mass.gov/envir
Organization Description: The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental
Affairs directs and coordinates all state policy aimed at preserving and
protecting the natural resources and the environmental integrity of the
Commonwealth.
Internship Program: Internships are specific to each office within Environmental
Affairs and the duties vary depending on the project needs. Contact for specific
position openings.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10-16 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Internships are unpaid.
Mr. james Maguire
Fund Administrator
Merck Family Fund
303 Adams Street
3rd Floor
Milton, MA 02186
Phone:
617-696-3580
Website: www.merckff.org
Organization Description: The Merck Family Fund is a small independent
foundation that makes approximately $3 million of grants each year to non-profit
organizations. It has a broad commitment to the preservation of the environment
and a concern for socially and economically disadvantaged people. It funds
groups in two different program areas: the environment (preserving eastern
ecosystems and promoting sustainable economics) and community-building in urban
areas (meeting the needs of disadvantaged youth and creating green and open
space).
Internship Program: All intern positions involve research, writing, and
significant phone contact with non-profit groups. Undergraduate interns spend
half of their time on program work and half on administrative tasks. Graduates
may be expected to do less administrative work. All interns are expected to
provide some phone coverage and to respond to requests for publications, etc.
Internship positions are available during the summer and academic year.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Economics, Natural Resources
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1800/month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Applications received earlier in the cycle will be more
likely to receive full consideration. No calls please. Experince with MAC
computers a plus. Email: merck@merckff.org
Intern Coordinator
Quebec Labrador Foundation
55 S. Main Street
Ipswich, MA 01938
Phone:
978-356-0038
Website: www.qlf.org
Organization Description: QLF is a Canadian charity and U.S. non-profit whose
mission is to support the rural communities and environment of eastern Canada
and New England and to create models of stewardship of natural resources that
can be applied worldwide.
Internship Program: Internships vary greatly from New England community forestry
to marine seascapes, to wildlife conservation and cultural preservation.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Apply on line at http://www.qlf.org/
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Intern Coordinator-Human Resources
Second Nature
18 Tremont Street, Suite 1120
Boston, MA 02108
Phone:
617-224-1610
Website: www.secondnature.org
Organization Description: Second Nature's mission is to accelerate movement
towards a sustainable future by serving and supporting colleges and universities
in making healthy, just and sustainable living the foundation of all practices
in higher education. Second Nature encourages institutions to become communities
that teach, research, and model social and ecological sustainability. Since
1993, Second Nature has worked with over 500 colleges and universities to apply
the principles of sustainability to every aspect of higher education.
Internship Program: Interns work may include the following: acquisition and
cataloging of resources for inclusion on the website, support for workshops,
partnership efforts, technical projects, and marketing and general
administrative routines. Familiarity with the Internet is a plus. Visit the
website for information on internships that are available. Interns may work on
the American College President's Climate Commitment. Experience with word,
excel, PowerPoint and Mac computers a plus.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Variable
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: see website for details
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Website: www.secondnature.org
Ms. Pamela Thompson
Intern Coordinator
The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
125 Arborway
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130-3519
Phone:
617-524-1718
Website: www.arboretum.harvard.edu/t
Organization Description: The Arnold Arboretum contains one of the world's
largest collections of hardy woody ornamental plants displayed in a historic
Olmsted landscape. It serves both the general public and the scientific
community. Established in 1872, its 265 acres are located in Boston,
Massachusetts.
Internship Program: Internships combine practical hands-on training in
horticulture, combined with educational courses. Internships are available in
grounds maintenance, greenhouse and nursery, and mapping and labeling. Interns
work a forty hour week and attend courses.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Forestry/Landscape Design/Agri
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $9.00/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Apply on line
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: February 15
Summer: February 15
Additional Information: Website: www.arboretum.harvard.edu
Biological Intern Coordinator
US Fish and Wildlife Service Monomy NWR
30 Wikis Way
Chatham, MA 02633
Phone:
508-945-0594
Website: www.easternmanwrcomplex.fws.gov
Organization Description: Monomy NWR is a 7,000 acre barrier island refuge
consisting primarily of 2 islands, stretching 9 miles off the coast of Chatham.
The refuge is important to migratory birds and marine mammals.
Internship Program: Internships are available for biology and visitor services.
Some duties of biological interns include: assisting with censuring a variety of
nesting birds, monitoring productivity of Common Terns and Piping Plovers,
posting nesting areas closed and censuring spawning horseshoe crabs. Some duties
of the visitor services interns include: lead guided walks, staff visitor
center, and participate in local festivals.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $200-250/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Eileen McGourty
Wildlife Biologist
US Fish and Wildlife Service Eastern Massachusetts NWR Complex
73 Weir Hill Road
Sudbury, MA 01776
Phone:
978-443-4661
Website: www.easternmanwrcomplex.fws.gov
Organization Description: Headquartered in Sudbury, MA, the refuge complex
stretches from Billerica to Cape Cod and includes 8 diverse National Wildlife
Refuges. The wetlands, forest, and coastal communities are important to
migratory birds, endangered species, and marine mammals. the refuge complex also
has a satellite office in Chatham MA.
Internship Program: Internships are available in biology or visitor services.
Biological duties include breeding bird, waterbird and marsh bird surveys;
seabird monitoring ; vernal pool surveys; vegetation sampling: turtle
monitoring; predator control and water level management. Visitor service interns
staff the visitor center, lead guided walks and participate in local festivals.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $295/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Carolyn Faught
Communications Director
Leelanan Conservancy
105 North First Street
PO Box 1007
Leland, MI 49654
Phone:
231-256-9665
Website:
Organization Description: The mission of the Conservancy is to conserve the
lands, water and scenic character of Leelanan County.
Internship Program: The Conservancy offers summer communication and events
internships, Year round they offer stewardship internships.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Jeanette Henderson
Program Coordinator
Michigan Audubon Society
6011 West St. Joseph Highway
Suite 403
Lansing, MI 48917
Phone:
517-886-9144
Website: www.michiganaudubon.org
Organization Description: Michigan Audubon advocates for the awareness,
enjoyment and stewardship of the environment and natural resources with a focus
on birds and bird habitats.
Internship Program: Internships are tailored to the students interests and skill
levels. Students gain experience working for a non-profit organization and have
the chance to work on a variety of environmental education projects,
publications and campaigns.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Mr. Paul Sterner
Project Coordinator
Michigan Nature Association
326 E. Grand River Avenue
Williamston, MI 48895
Phone:
517-655-5655
Website:
Organization Description: The Michigan Nature Association is a conservation
organization dedicated to protecting Michigan's most exceptional natural
habitats and species.
Internship Program: Both in the field and in office opportunities are available.
Field internships focus on developing and implementing management plans. The in
office internships focus on non-profit management and communications/marketing.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Dainne Braybrook
Naturalist
Sarett Nature Center
2300 Benton Center Road
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
Phone:
269-927-4832
Website: www.sarett.com
Organization Description: Sarett is a private non-profit organization dedicated
to teaching environmental education for all ages.
Internship Program: Sarett has positions available with duties that include
teaching environmental education to school age children and adults, projects and
displays, weekend programs and field trips, maintenance, and greeting visitors.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $7.50/hour
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: February 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: Winter and year round internships are also available.
email: dianneb@sarett.com
Mr. Tom Cary
Programs Coordinator
West Michigan Environmental Action Council
1007 Lake Dr. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
Phone:
616-451-3051
Website: www.wmeac.org
Organization Description: The West Michigan Environmental Action Council is a
non-profit grassroots environmental education and advocacy group focusing on
water quality, land use, air quality, transportation, and sustainable business
issues.
Internship Program: Interns assist the program coordinator with Adopt-A-Stream
or Greenspace programs, assist in newsletter production, and assist in the
organization of special promotions. Interns also assist in the various program
areas such as water quality, transportation and environmental health.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: September 10
Spring: January 10
Summer: May 10
Additional Information:
Ms. Katie Kleese
Co-Director
Audubon Center of the Northwoods
PO Box 530
Sandstone, MN 55072
Phone:
320-245-2648
Website: www.audubon-center.org
Organization Description: Northwoods is a residential environmental education
serving K-12 students as well as families and adults.
Internship Program: Naturalist interns teach primarily K-12 school children
environmental themed classes and work with educational animals including
raptors.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 350 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June
Spring:
Summer: November
Additional Information:
Mr. Brett Sieberer
Naturalist/Intern Coordinator
Dodge Nature Center
365 Marie Avenue
West St. Paul, MN 55118
Phone:
651-784-5219
Website: www.dodgenaturecenter.org/
Organization Description: The Dodge Nature Center is a non-profit organization
operating a 300 acre nature preserve that provides environmental education and
outdoor experiences for diverse audiences.
Internship Program: Full and part-time internships are available in the
following areas: environmental education, agriculture/horticulture, natural
resource management, and non-profit management.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 125.00 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June
Spring: December
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Mr. Marshall Disrude
Fellowship Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28098 Goodview Road
Lanesboro, MN 55949
Phone:
507-467-2437
Website: www.eagle-bluff.org
Organization Description: Eagle Bluff is a non profit, accredited environmental
school. It strives to increase awareness, enhance respect, and promote personal
responsibility for the natural world.
Internship Program: Participants in the Professional Naturalist Fellowship spend
9 months developing teaching techniques important to the professional
naturalist. They learn through hands-on teaching experience and becoming a
member of Eagle Bluff's core teaching staff. This internship runs from late
August to early June. The exact dates fluctuate from year to year.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $600/month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
3 References
X Application Form Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: when filled
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: email: fellowship@eagle-bluff.org 12 Positions
available. Full room and board.
Ms. Jen Westlund
Program Director
International Wolf Center
1396 Highway 169
Ely, MN 55731
Phone:
218-365-4685
Website: www.wolf.org
Organization Description: The mission of the International Wolf Center is tp
advance the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their
relationship to wild lands and the human role in their future.
Internship Program: The goal of the program is to give interns a strong
background in wolf information and experience in conveying that information to
the public. Interns conduct a variety of indoor and outdoor wolf education
programs. Interns also contribute to the programming of the Center through
special projects and program development.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $500 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Visit website for application
Deadlines:
Fall: June 15
Spring: December 15
Summer: March 14
Additional Information:
Ms. Barbara Hurley
Program Coordinator
River Bend Nature Center
1000 Rustad Road
PO Box 186
Faribault, MN 55021-0186
Phone:
507-332-7151
Website: www.rbnc.org
Organization Description: Nature Center located in southern Minnesota on 700
acres. River Bend's Mission is to help people discover, enjoy, understand and
preserve the incredible natural world that surrounds us.
Internship Program: Internship in nature interpretation serving the public,
developing interpretive programs. assisting in volunteer training programs,
writing for newsletters and brochures and leading school, camp and public
programs. Excellent hands on training for future naturalists. Three years of
college training required and ability to relate to people of all ages.
Internships are offered in the summer and during the school year. Deadline for
the school year internship is May. Deadline for summer internships is February.
Many positions are nine months in duration.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Other majors considered
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $190/ wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: May
Spring:
Summer: February 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Karen Pick
Program Director
YMCA Camp Widjiwagan
3788 North Arm Road
Ely, MN 55731
Phone:
218-365-2117
Website: www.widji.org
Organization Description: Widjiwagan's North Woods facility is located north of
Ely, MN, one half mile from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Internship Program: Wilderness environmental education internships develop
outdoor skills, leadership ability and environmental programming experience. The
program incorporates team training and independent intern projects. Internships
are typically two-three months in length.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $450mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Write to request app. packet
Deadlines:
Fall: June 30
Spring: October 31
Summer:
Additional Information: No summer internship is available but there is a winter
internship. The deadline for the winter term is October 31.
Ms. Laura Newuman-Howe
Deputy Director
Earth Share of Missouri
1222 Spruce Street
Room3.310
St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone:
314-621-6182
Website: www.earthsharemo.org
Organization Description: EarthShare of Missouri is a non-profit environmental
organization that represents 72 local and regional environmental organizations.
EarthShare's primary mission is awareness building and fundraising for the
organizations it represents.
Internship Program: Interns learn about grassroots organizing, assist with data
management, assist with event planning and designing brochures and promotional
materials.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: email to laura@earthsharemo.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
School Program Coordinator
Boston University-Sargent Center
36 Sargent Camp Road
Hancock, NH 03449
Phone:
603-525-3311
Website: www.bu.edu/outdoor
Organization Description: Sargent Center is a multiple use educational and
recreational facility owned and operated by Boston University. Located on 700
acres of prime woodland and wetlands in southern New Hampshire the Camp offers a
variety of outdoor educational activities year round.
Internship Program: Both 9 month and 3 month internships in outdoor education
and recreation are available. Interns are reponsible for teaching groups of
students in all aspects of the program. Interns receive extensive training prior
to the start of the internship in outdoor skills, leadership development,
environmental ecology, adventure skills and team building.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 225 Week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Ms. Bonnie A. Lewis
Lab Manager
Lake Sunapee Protective Association Lab
Colby-Sawyer College
100 Main Street
New London, NH 03257
Phone:
603-526-3486
Website: www.lakesunapee.org
Organization Description: The LSPA is a non profit environmental organization
that has one of the most extensive water testing programs in New England with
its own lab at Colby -Sawyer College in New London, NH. The water quality
programs have recently been expanded to include the entire watershed. The LSPA
works to correct known environmental problems, and prevent future ones, by
working with state and town governments, property owners, contractors, and
concerned citizens. Their environmental education has also been expanded and now
includes programs for schools, the general public and day camps.
Internship Program: They offer several intern opportunities in the following
areas: Environmental Education Assistant, (Summer), Watershed Protection
Assistant (Summer) Limnology Lab/Field Research Assistant (Summer). Stipend
amount depends on position and experience.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Chemistry, Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Mr. Randall C. Rupp
Admissions Communications Manager
Student Conservation Association
PO Box 550
Charlestown, NH 03603-0550
Phone:
603-543-1700
Website: www.thesca.org
Organization Description: SCA is a non-profit environmental conservation
organization placing students in natural resource positions in the national
parks and wilderness areas. Founded in 1957 SCA has its headquarters in
Charlestown, NH and offices in VA, WA, PA, and CA.
Internship Program: The SCA offers college and adult environmental and cultural
conservation internship opportunities in national parks, forest, resource
management areas nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii. Lasting from 12 weeks
to 12 months, internships provide natural and cultural conservation service to
our nation's lands completing projects and engaging in activities such as back
country patrol, wildlife monitoring, trail building, re-vegetation and
restoration, environmental education, living history demonstration, biological
research and endangered species studies. Winter intern positions also available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: All majors considered
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: application available online
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Expenses paid include travel, housing, insurance, and a
weekly allowance. Most interns are eligible for AmeriCorps Education Awards
which can be use for past, present or future tuition and also qualify for loan
deferment. These awards are from $1180 - $4725. email:
admissions@thesca.org
Mr. Neesa Young
Camp Administrator
Windsor Mountain International
One World Way
Windsor, NH 03244
Phone:
603-478-3166
Website: www.WindsorMountain.org
Organization Description: Windsor Mountain seeks to provide educational
experiences that open minds, foster personal growth and help students respond to
cultural, social, and environmental challenges as responsible citizens of the
world.
Internship Program: Summer positions included leaders for our international
summer camp and leaders for our student travel programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Apply on line at
www.WindsorMountain.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information: Current CPR and First Aid certification is required, as
well as experience working with young people.
Capt. Bill Mylett
Education Director
Bayshore Discovery Project
2800 High Street
Port Norris, NJ 08349
Phone:
609-785-2060
Website: http://www.ajmeerwald.org/
Organization Description: BDP is a not for profit organization which promotes
stewardship of the environment, historical and cultural resources of the
Delaware Bay, using a restored 1926 Oyster Schooner as their sailing classroom.
Internship Program: BDP has education interns who live on board the schooner
working with the education department and sailing crew teaching about the
Delaware Estuary, sailing the boat, and assisting in school/volunteer outreach,
etc. Benefits include $500/month, shipboard housing and meals.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $500/month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Email to BMylett@bayshorediscovery.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Year round internships are available. Website:
www.AJMEERWALD.org
Ms. Mary-Beth Thompson
Executive Director
Clean Ocean Action
18 Hartshorne Drive-Suite 2
Highlands, NJ 07732
Phone:
732-872-0111
Website: www.cleanoceanaction.org
Organization Description: Clean Ocean Action is a non profit environmental
organization dedicated to improving and protecting the waters of the New York
and New Jersey coast.
Internship Program: Interns coordinate an annual summer educational campaign,
develop partnerships with coastal towns and beach clubs, organize volunteers to
educate, and organize a press conferences. A second intern opportunity exists in
marine science/research.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
3 References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: April 1
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
The Land Conservancy of New Jersey
19 Boonton Avnue
Boonton, NJ 07005
Phone:
973-541-1010
Website: http://www.tlc-nj.org/
Organization Description: The Land Conservancy is a non-profit land trust
specializing in open space and farmland preservation in Northern New Jersey.
Internship Program: Planning Interns assist staff with open space and farmland
plans and assist with grant writing for land preservation.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Planning
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: May
Additional Information:
Mr. Patrick Schever
Senior Naturalist
New Jersey Audubon Society Lorrimer Sanctuary
790 Ewing Avenue
PO Box 125
Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417
Phone:
201-891-2185
Website: www.njaudubon.org
Organization Description: NJAS is a private, not for profit conservation
organization with a threefold mission: conservation, education, and research.
Lorimer Sanctuary is one sanctuary of many operated by NJAS. Lorrimer is 14
acres in size and its focus is on education.
Internship Program: An Assistant/Teacher Naturalist Intern is needed for the
Summer Camp Program. The summer interns position is a ten week position in July
through August 31.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.00/hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Request application form
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Spring
Additional Information:
Mrs. Karla Risdon
Sanctuary Director
New Jersey Audubon Society Weis Ecology Center
150 Snake Den Road
Ringwood, NJ 07456
Phone:
973-835-2160
Website: www.nj.audubon.org
Organization Description: Weis Ecology Center is a 160-acre private, non-profit
environmental education center located adjacent to 2,000+ acres of undeveloped
state land which constitutes Norvin Green State Forest. The goals of the Center
are to increase people's awareness of the natural environment, emphasize their
relationship to their environment, and stimulate the development of sound
environmental ethics.
Internship Program: Several environmental educator internships are available at
the Center. The 12 month Educator position which is available to students with a
BS/BA starts September 1 and a stipend package totals $19,200 for the year.
Deadline for this position is August 15. Other positions are volunteer with
housing available on site. Environmental Education Co-op is available in the
fall, spring and summer.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Science Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 references
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: Open
Summer: May 15
Additional Information: Applicants should be upper level baccalaureate degree
candidates or advanced degree students. Email
Karla.risdon@njaudubon.erg
Ms. Angela Wenger
Internship Coordinator
New Jersey State Aquarium
1 Riverside Drive
Camden, NJ 08103-1060
Phone:
856-365-3300
Website: www.njaquariom.org
Organization Description: The New Jersey State Aquarium is a private non-profit
organization whose mission is to promote understanding and protection of aquatic
life. The Aquarium offers educational opportunities in a variety of areas.
Internship Program: Internships at the Aquarium are in a variety of areas.
Internships include aquarist interns, laboratory interns, public education
interns, public relations interns, school programs interns, theater interns, and
avian interns.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Email awenger@njaas.org or fax resume
856.365.3318
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: November 15
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Michelle Russell
Human Resources
Pinelands Commission
P.O. Box 7
New Lisbon, NJ 08064
Phone:
609-894-7300
Website: www.state.nj.us/pinelands
Organization Description: The Pinelands Commission is an independent state
agency that administers a plan to protect and enhance the environmental
resources of the New Jersey Pinelands. The million acre Pinelands Area, the
country's first National reserve, is internationally recognized as a unique and
fragile ecosystem.
Internship Program: Internships are available in different departments and the
duties vary with each department's needs. Interns stipend depends upon the
budget.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: See website for details
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: See website for details.
Mr. Phil Broder
Director of Education
The Wetlands Institute
1075 Stone Harbor Boulevard
Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
Phone:
609-368-1211
Website: www.wetlandsinstitute.org
Organization Description: The Wetlands Institute is a non-profit organization
which promotes appreciation and understanding of the vital role wetlands and
coastal ecosystems play in the survival of life on this planet. This is
accomplished through a combined focus on research and education.
Internship Program: Internships are available in environmental education,
research, aquarium maintenance and horticulture. Interns work 30-40 hours per
week as volunteers within their specified area, assisting staff, and performing
duties as required. Summer interns are charged a dorm fee of $300 for the season
to help defray costs. Scholarship assistance is available and applications will
be sent upon request. All course work/experience in natural and physical
sciences is pertinent to an internship at the Wetlands including biology,
zoology, marine science, environmental science, ecology botany, and microbiology
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education, Microbiology
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Transcript, letter with goals
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 15
Additional Information: A letter of recommendation from an academic source
should accompany your application.
Internship Coordinator
Environmental Advocates
353 Hamilton Street
Albany, NY 12210
Phone:
518-462-5526
Website: www.eany.org
Organization Description: Environmental Advocates is a non-profit public
interest organization that works to protect New York's environment and the
health of its citizens. They research, develop policy, build coalitions, and
educate the public on various environmental issues.
Internship Program: Environmental Public Policy Interns work in various areas
such as open space protection, solutions to the solid waste crisis, improved air
quality, mass transit and environmental health issues. Intern duties would
include research, professional writing, direct lobbying, coalition building, and
outreach. Full or part time position is available. Interns are fully exposed to
New York's legislative process.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Aug/Sept
Spring: Dec/Jan
Summer: May
Additional Information: Email: info@eany.org
Internship Coordinator
Environmental Defense
257 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
Phone:
212-505-2100
Website: http://www.edf.org/home.cfm
Organization Description: Environmental Defense is a private nonprofit
organization with over 300,000 members that include scientists, lawyers and
economists who work to develop viable solutions to tough problems. Environmental
Defense's major programs are Transportation, Air Quality, the Global Atmosphere,
Water Resources, Toxic Chemicals Solid Waste and Wildlife Habitats.
Internship Program: Environmental Defense seeks interns to assist their program
areas in various projects. Internships are highly competitive and offer a unique
educational experience. Students work directly with experts in science, law,
economics and other environmental professionals and play an active role in
helping build strong environmental policy.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Law
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Apply on line at www.edf.org
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Ilya Shmulenson
Executive Assistant
Hazon
45 West 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
Phone:
212-644-2332
Website: ilya@hazon.org
Organization Description: Hazon is a Jewish environmental organization which
works to create a healthier and more sustainable Jewish community and a
healthier and more sustainable world for all.
Internship Program: Interns work in graphic design, marketing and support for
outdoor and urban food programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: graphic design
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Claire Barnett
Director
Healthy Schools Network, Inc
773 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12208
Phone:
518-462-0632
Website: www.healthyschools.org
Organization Description: Healthy Schools Network is a coalition of parent,
environmental, education and public health groups dedicated to assuring that
every child and school employee has an environmentally healthy school
environment. They are the leading advocate for healthier public school
facilities.
Internship Program: Intern responsibilities include responding to incoming calls
for assistance with information, referrals, mailings and general office
assistance. Interns also research for reports on school conditions and
children's health.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: January
Summer: May
Additional Information:
Mr. Dave Conover
Educator
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc
112 Little Market Street
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Phone:
845-454-7673
Website: www.clearwater.org
Organization Description: Clearwater is a non-profit environmental education and
advocacy group dedicated to restoring and preserving the Hudson River. The
centerpiece of this effort is the sloop Clearwater which sails from Albany to
Long Island serving as a floating classroom where children and adults learn
about the river's ecology. All interns live on board the ship and take part in
deck chores, sailing, and education.
Internship Program: The education intern is a full time crew member with a wide
range of duties from sailing to maintenance but with a focus on Clearwater's
prestigious educational program. The education intern is expected to help the
onboard educators set up and teach Clearwater's curriculum including ecology,
water chemistry, history and navigation. Applicants should be pursuing a degree
in or have a passion for the environment, sailing, teaching and the outdoors.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100.00 wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: May
Spring: December
Summer: March
Additional Information: Both food and on-board housing are provided for
Education Assistants. Previous sailing and teaching experience is appreciated
but not required. Volunteer crew come on board for a week and experience the
hands-on classroom of the Waves and are trained in sailing and teaching. No
stipend Email: jeannine@clearwater.org
Ms. Liz McLellan
Intern Coordinator
Inform Inc
120 Wall Street
New York, NY 10005
Phone:
212-361-2400
Website: www.informinc.org
Organization Description: Inform Inc is devoted to environmental research and
education by examining and publicizing business practices technologies and
products that meet societies needs while safeguarding the environment.
Internship Program: Inform Inc. has an intern position available as a research
assistant. This assistant would be responsible for searching for information on
the internet, setting up meetings, fact finding, and doing library research.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Year round internships are also available.
Ms. Jacqueline Grant
Executive Director
Museum of the Hudson Highlands
P.O. Box 181
The Boulevard
Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520
Phone:
845-534-5506
Website: www.museumhudsonhighlands.org
Organization Description: The Museum is a natural history museum located at two
sites. The Kenridge Farms site is open fields, forest and ponds with classroom
space. The Boulevard site has woods and stream and natural history exhibits.
Internship Program: Opportunities exist as curatorial intern: assisting with
animal care, collections, and museum operations; and as environmental education
intern: teaching summer camp and school groups.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $125/wk
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July 15
Spring: December 15
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Rosalie Borzik
National Audubon Society Seabird Restoration Program
159 Sapsucker Woods
Ithaca, NY 14850
Website: www.projectpuffin.org
Organization Description: Audubon's Seabird Restoration Program protects and
studies the seabirds that nest on 7 remote islands located off the coast of
Maine. Research is focused on the behavior of the large concentrations of
seabirds which inhabit the island. These include nesting terns, petrels,
puffins, eiders and gulls.
Internship Program: Eight interns assist with monitoring the seabird population
and collect behavioral data on the species. They also assist with restoration
programs for species on the islands. Most interns will have extensive visitor
contact and the opportunity for interpretive programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $200/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Complete on line application
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 14
Additional Information: Prefer on line application available on website
Mr. John Bartow
Executive Director
New York State Tug Hill Commission
317 Washington Street
Watertown, NY 13601
Phone:
315-785-2380
Website: www.tughill.org
Organization Description: The NY State Tug Hill Commission seeks to protect the
natural environment and strenghten the rural economy of the 2100 square mile Tug
Hill region between Lake Ontario and the Adirondacks.
Internship Program: Interns work on a variety of projects which may include land
protection, historic preservation, zoning issues and recreation planning.
Students are exposed to the workings of governmental units in the conservation
process. Occasionally they are able to offer a small stipend.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Land use planning.
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100-200wk
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: December 15
Summer: May 15
Additional Information: email: tughill@tughill.org
Ms. Valerie Jurado
Internship Coordinator
Queens Botanical Garden
43-50 Main Street
Flushing, NY 11355
Phone:
718-886-3800
Website: www.queensbotanical.org
Organization Description: Queens Botanical Garden is a public garden with free
admission. The gardens offer a variety of public programs which focus on
environmental stewardship. The garden is currently building a LEED certified
"green Building" which provides a great learning opportunity for students to
learn about environmentally sensitive design.
Internship Program: Internships are available in the areas of
administration/development, public education, cultural research, horticulture,
and sustainable design.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: landscape architecture, horticulture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: May
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Rainforest Alliance
665 Broadway
Suite 500
New York, NY 10012
Phone:
212-677-1900
Website: www.rainforest-alliance.org
Organization Description: The mission of the Rainforest Alliance is to protect
ecosystems and the people who depend on them by transforming land use practices,
business practices and consumer behavior. Companies, cooperatives and landowners
that participate in their programs meet rigorous standards that conserve
bio-diversity and provide sustainable livelihoods.
Internship Program: Internship positions are available within the Alliance's
various programs and departments including Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable
Forestry, Communications, Education, Development, Institutional Giving and Major
Gifts and Special Events. Visit their website for specific descriptions. Visit
their website for the most current positions. Because of space limitations fewer
internships may be available in summer 2009.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: All majors considered
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Dr. Michael Wilson
Associate Director
Sagamore Institute of the Adirondacks, Inc.
P.O. Box 146
Raquette Lake, NY 13436
Phone:
315-354-5311
Website: www.sagamore.org
Organization Description: The Sagamore Institute of the Adirondacks, Inc is a
steward of a Prototypical Adirondack camp. It was a Gilded Age wilderness
retreat for robber barons that is now a non-profit environmental education
center and National Historic Site. The above phone number is in service during
the summer and Dr. Wilson may be contacted at extension 33.
Internship Program: Eight summer and fall internships are available. Five focus
on historic and environmental interpretation for the visiting public. Three are
outdoor education for residential programs. In addition to practical experience
in an area of study or professional interest, a Sagamore internship offers a
weekly seminar, opportunities to participate in residential programs, social
interaction with a fascinating, diverse array of guests, room and board and a
$150/week stipend. Besides intern focus students must be willing to assist staff
and volunteers with any of the operational tasks at Sagamore
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Performance, Theater, History,
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July 15
Spring:
Summer: April 15
Additional Information: Email applications to
mswilson@roadrunner.com Address is
174 Kiwassa Drive, Saranac Lake, NY 12983 Website:
www.sagamore.org
Internship Coordinator
United Nations Environment Programme New York Office
2 UN Plaza, Rm DC2-0803,
New York, NY 10017
Phone:
212-963-8210
Website: www.nyo.unep.org/internship
Organization Description: The United Nations Environment Programme seeks to
provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by
inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality
of life without compromising that of future generations.
Internship Program: Internships with the New York office consist primarily of
covering various meetings that are held at the UN Headquarters during he
internship period, as well as side events and briefings related to the work of
UNEP. In addition to attending and reporting on the official meetings an intern
may be required to perform background research and research on environmental
related intergovernmental process. Interns may also assist with special outreach
events organized by UNEP. All internships are full time and unpaid.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: International Relations
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Application on website
Deadlines:
Fall: Two Months Prior
Spring: Two Months Prior
Summer: Two Months Prior
Additional Information: email: internship@nyo.unep.org
Ms. Louise Bhavnani
Director of Volunteer Service
Carolina Raptor Center
PO Box 16443
Charlotte, NC 28297
Phone:
704-875-6521
Website: www.carolinaraptorcenter.org
Organization Description: The Carolina Raptor Center is dedicated to
environmental education and the conservation of birds of prey through public
education, rehabilitation of injured and orphan raptors and research.
Internship Program: The Center offers a Raptor Rehabilitation Internship where
interns assist in the care, feeding, cleaning and treatment of raptors and
participate in research projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: wildlife biology
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. LeeAnne Martin
Director of Outdoor Education
Mountain Trail Outdoor School
P.O. Box 250
Hendersonville, NC 28739
Phone:
828-692-9136
Website: www.kanuga.org/outdoored/
Organization Description: The Mountain Trail Outdoor School is a residential
environmental and outdoor education program. It is part of the Kanuga Conference
Center with over 1400 acres of land in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North
Carolina. They work with schools, youth, and adult groups to provide
environmental education and adventure based learning activities.
Internship Program: 4-6 Outdoor/Environmental Education Intern positions are
available. Duties include teaching natural history classes, environmental
awareness, new games and initiatives, adventure activities, low and high ropes,
rock climbing, as well as, program development and training.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Any related major
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $220/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Request application packet
Deadlines:
Fall: June 15
Spring: December
Summer:
Additional Information: Room and board is provided. The Outdoor School will
cooperate with those wishing to receive college credit. Spring season is from
February to May while the fall season is from August to December. Email:
mtos@kanuga.org
Ms. Lisa Flint-Morris
Internship Coordinator
North Carolina State Government Internship Program- Youth Advocacy and
Involvement Office
1319 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1319
Phone:
919-784-5880
Website: www.ncyaio.com
Organization Description: The North Carolina State Government Internship Program
offers students excellent, paid learning experience working with a variety of
state agencies. However, only North Carolina residents are eligible to
participate. Interested students should obtain information from their Career
Services Office or the website in October. Environmental internships which are
offered annually include those listed below.
Internship Program:
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: All majors considered
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $ 8.25 hr.
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: January
Additional Information: website www.ncyaio.com email:
lisa.flint@doa.nc.gov
Mr. Keith Mastin
Director of Education
Western North Carolina Nature Center
75 Gashes Creek Road
Asheville, NC 28805
Phone:
828-298-5600
Website: www.wildwnc.org
Organization Description: The Western North Carolina Nature Center is a wildlife
park and educational facility that services plants and animals that are native
to the southern Appalachian region.
Internship Program: Interns work in the animal department caring and maintaining
animals and their habitats and assisting with the butterfly walk-through
display. Summer and Fall interns work with animals both wildlife and domestic as
part of an educational program for students in grades K-6. Horticulture and
Butterfly internships are available in the summer months.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 7.00 summer
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: website www.wildwnc.org
emailkmastin@ashvillenc.gov
Intern Coordinator
Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm
1000 Aullwood Road
Dayton, OH 45414
Phone:
937-890-7360
Website: http://allwood.center.audubon
Organization Description: Aullwood Center and Farm provides activities that
increase understanding and preservation of the planet by children and adults
through research, education and recreation.
Internship Program: Aullwood offers internships as naturalist trainees and as
organic farm management. Both programs provide practical hands on experience
with teaching natural history, animal care and conservation.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Agriculture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $175.00 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: November
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Mr. Jason Neumann
Education Director
Cincinnati Nature Center
4949 Tealtown Rd
Milford, OH 45150
Phone:
513-722-1038
Website: www.cincynature.org
Organization Description: The Cincinnati Nature Center is a private, non-profit
organization whose mission is to inspire passion for nature and promote
environmentally responsible choices through experience and education. Positions
are available at their two facilities.
Internship Program: Intern applications are being accepted for education
positions at Long Branch Farm and Rowe Woods: the CNC's two sites in the greater
Cincinnati area. Interns are an integral part of the staff and teach youth from
pre-school through high school about ecology and the environment and conduct
tour programs for the general public, assisting with the overall operation of
the center site.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Elementary Ed, Ag, Comm
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $175/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer:
Additional Information: Interns must have valid driver's license and own
transportation. Willing to work 35 hours per week and a commitment to the entire
length of the term which are fairly flexible if negotiated before signing the
Learning Contract. In addition to a stipend, housing is included.
Ms. Jessica Opper
Program Specialist-Educational Programs
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association
3675 Oak Hill Road
Peninsula, OH 44264
Phone:
330-657-2796
Website: www.cvnpa.org
Organization Description: The Environmental Education Center (EEC) is committed
to providing innovative programs for students and educators from northeastern
Ohio and beyond. Set within the scenic Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the EEC is
jointly operated by the National Park Service and its non-profit partner, the
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association. Surrounded by 500 acres of woods,
meadow, ponds, and streams serving as the outdoor classroom the EEC includes two
campuses: each with 64 beds, classroom space, science laboratory and dining
hall.
Internship Program: Field Instructor - Graduate Level Internship: The curriculum
for 4th - 8th grade students integrates global education, multi-cultural
studies, environmental issues and the arts. The Cuyahoga River is a central
theme, and units focus on its history, ecology, and the social, economic, and
environmental interaction of rivers and people. Field instructors lead units, as
well as teach day programs and participate in special programs from late August
ot early June. Room and Board. Senior or Bachelor's degree. First Aid and CPR
required. Contact: Jessica Opper
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Art, Music, Ed, all Sciences
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $215/wk
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: 3 Reference Letters, Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall: May 1
Spring: May 1
Summer:
Additional Information:
Ms. Rebecca Jaramillo
Assistant Director
Glen Helen Ecology Institute
1075 SR 343
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Phone:
937-767-7648
Website: www.glenhelen.org
Organization Description: The Glen Helen Ecology Institute is a residential
outdoor education center teaching to elementary/middle school aged children.
Interns learn hands-on teaching in the natural world and through teaching in the
Raptor Center.
Internship Program: Fall and Winter/Spring positions available teaching outdoor
education to school groups. 10 graduate credits or 12 undergraduate credits are
offered through Antioch University. Applicants must have at least one year of
college and have a love for children and the environment.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: All majors are considered.
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $260/mth plus bonus
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Application on website
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer:
Additional Information:
Ms. Beverly Patterson
Volunteer Coordinator
Nature Center at Shaker Lakes
2600 South Park Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44120
Phone:
216-321-5935
Website: www.shakerlakes.org
Organization Description: The Nature Center consists of six different habitats;
field, forest, marsh, lake, ravine and brook. The Center is located at the
merger of the Northern and Southern Doan Brooks which form the Doan Brook a
major water shed of Lake Erie.
Internship Program: Interns assist the Associate Director with marketing and
development projects and assist the Facilities Manager with the Center's
physical facilities. Summer internships are offered in outdoor education and a
year round internship is available in visitor services.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount: Possibly
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
H.R. Coordinator
The Dawes Arboretum
7770 Jacksontown Road SE
Newark, OH 43056-9380
Phone:
740-323-2355
Website: www.dawesarb.org
Organization Description: The Dawes Arboretum is a not-for-profit private
operating foundation engaged in scientific education in horticulture, natural
history, and Arboretum history. Their 800 number is 1-800-443-2937
(800-44-DAWES).
Internship Program: Conservation intern positions available from May-September
yearly. Candidates must be currently enrolled students or graduate students in
an institution of higher learning in the field of natural resources, ecological
restoration or a closely related degree program. Position is 40 hours per week
up to 400 hours, On grounds housing is provided.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10/hr
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Transcript
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Approvecho Research Center
80574 Hazelton Road
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Phone:
541-942-8198
Website: http://www.aprovecho.net/
Organization Description: Approvecho is a research center for sustainable
forestry, appropriate technology, organic gardening and ecological living.
Internship Program: Approvecho offers an eight week internship in sustainable
forestry, organic gardening and ecological living.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Mr. Nassir Mirhouse
Human Resource Manager
Lane Regional Air Protection
Agency
1010 Main Street
Springfield, OR 97477
Phone:
541-736-1056
Website: www.lrapa.org
Organization Description: LRAPA is a regional air quality agency ensuring
healthy air quality in Lane County and the State of Oregon. It administers Air
Quality Standards mandated by the EPA.
Internship Program: LRAPA participates in internship programs with local schools
and colleges.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Engineering
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Minimum Wage
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
Pacific Rivers Council
1326 SW 16th Ave.
Portland, OR 97201
Phone:
503-228-3555
Website: www.pacificrivers.org
Organization Description: The mission of the Pacific Rivers Council is to
protect and restore rivers, their watersheds and native aquatic species. Since
1987, PRC has promoted a whole watershed approach to aquatic conservation based
on sound science.
Internship Program: Interns perform conservation and science related research,
communication materials development, fund raising, database organization and
general office administration.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Amie Collins
Field Coordinator
Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE)
1209 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403
Phone:
541-346-2879
Website: http://rare.uoregon.edu
Organization Description: The mission of Rare is to increase the capacity of
rural communities to improve their economic, social and environmental conditions
through the assistance of trained graduate level interns who live and work in
these communities for one year.
Internship Program: Internships are available in community planning, community
development, watershed planning, micro-enterprise development and natural
resource management.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Nat. Res. Man, Planning
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1250 month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: June 16
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Program is year long commencing in the fall.
Ms. Randi Moore
Office Manager
Wild Salmon Center
Natural Capital Center
721 NW Ninth Avenue-Suite 300
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:
503-222-1804
Website:
Organization Description: The mission of the Wild Salmon Center is to identify,
understand and protect the wild salmon ecosystems of the Pacific Rim. They
devise and implement practical strategies, based on the best science, to protect
forever these extraordinary places and their bio-diversity.
Internship Program: Interns are given highly responsible projects involving
research, interaction with scientists, preparing position papers, grant writing
and extensive writing. Strong background in environmental biology a plus.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Early Spring
Additional Information:
Ms. Angie DiSalvo
Fellowship Program Manager
World Forest Institute
4033 SW Canyon Road
Portland, OR 97227
Phone:
503-488-2137
Website: www.worldforestry.org
Organization Description: The World Forest Institute is a nonprofit organization
created to respond to the need for better access to global forestry information.
It operates a U.S. based program for international forestry professionals,
Internship Program: Interns assist in coordinating the activities of the
visiting forestry professionals, Interns also have the opportunity to
participate in educational activities of the Institute.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information:
Ms. Lois Kuter
Volunteer Coordinator
Academy of Natural Sciences
1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1195
Phone:
215-299-1029
Website: www.ansp.org
Organization Description: The Academy of Natural Sciences is a research
institution and natural sciences museum whose mission is to expand knowledge of
nature through discovery and to inspire stewardship of the environment.
Internship Program: Museum Education internships offer professional experience
for those interested in the natural sciences, science education, and museum
teaching. Interns become active members of the Academy of Natural Sciences
teaching staff and master both informal and more formal teaching techniques.
Interns may focus on exhibits of the museum: Dinosaur Hall, Outside-In or the
Butterflies Garden, or may design an internship based on school or public
programs.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: December 15
Summer: May
Additional Information: Year round internships are available. email:
kuter@ansp.org
Ms. Amy Hoffmann
Education Coordinator
Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve
PO Box 685
New Hope, PA 18938
Phone:
215-896-2924
Website: www.bhwp.org
Organization Description: Bowman's Hill Wildflower preserve was established in
1934 to conserve Pennsylvania's native floral and features 134 acres of
woodlands and meadows.
Internship Program: The Preserve offers a full-time paid summer internship in
native plants and public gardens.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Carol Gruber
Executive Director
Bucks County Audubon Society at Honey Hollow
6324 Upper York Road
New Hope, PA 18938
Phone:
215-297-5880
Website:
Organization Description: Honey Hollow is an environmental education center as
part of a local Audubon chapter. It offers public programs, school programs,
outreach programs, children's programs and a summer environmental day camp.
Internship Program: Summer day camp interns assist in the planning, preparation
and implementation of environmental games, crafts, and activities for five weeks
of summer camp for children ages 5-12.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1000
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Ms. Emily Linn
Program Director
Clean Air Council
135 S. 19th Street
Suite 30
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone:
215-567-4004
Website:
Organization Description: The Clean Air Council is a member supported non-profit
environmental organization dedicated to protecting everyone's right to breath
clean air.
Internship Program: Internships are available with a wide range of the Council's
program areas including clean air, clean energy, and sustainable transportation.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Law Students
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Sue Currier
Executive Director
Delaware Highlands Conservancy
PO Box 218
Hawley, PA 19428
Phone:
570-226-3164
Website: www.delawarehighlands.org
Organization Description: Since its founding in 1994, Delaware Highlands
Conservancy has helped protect thousands of acres throughout the upper Delaware
River Region. Over 10,000 acres of land is protected by conservation easement.
Internship Program: Internships are available in land stewardship.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March
Additional Information:
Dr. Keith Bildstein
Director of Conservation Science
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association
1700 Hawk Mountain Rd,
Kempton, PA 19529
Phone:
610-756-6961
Website: www.hawkmountain.org
Organization Description: Hawk Mountain is a private non-profit organization
founded in 1934 whose mission is to foster the conservation of birds of prey
worldwide. The Sanctuary is a leader in raptor conservation and research.
Internship Program: Each year Hawk Mountain offers 12-14 competitive
Conservation Science internships to applicants from around the globe. Each
intern completes an independent project and gains hands on learning and field
experience.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $600.00 mo
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Download application on website
Deadlines:
Fall: April
Spring: December
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Mr. Sam Cantrell
Director
Maysie's Farm Conservation Center
15 St. Anrews lane
Glenmoore, PA 19343
Phone:
610-458-8129
Website: www.maysiesfarm.org
Organization Description: Maysie's Farm is a nine acre organic vegetable farm
serving a 150 member cooperative and farmers market.
Internship Program: Interns gain exposure to all aspects of organic vegetable
growing and distribution.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $150.00 week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Gail Hill
Environmental Education Director
Peace Valley Nature Center
170 Chapman Road
Doylestown, PA 18901
Phone:
215-345-7860
Website: www.peacevalleynaturecenter.org
Organization Description: Peace Valley Nature Center consists of fourteen miles
of trails winding their way through 350 acres of diverse natural communities.
Their mission is to encourage and promote environmental awareness through a
variety of educational experiences. As an environmental education facility more
than 14,000 children per year receive instruction. PVNC is located 30 miles
northwest of Philadelphia.
Internship Program: PCNC offers a 10-12 week internship where students observe,
learn and apply environmental education techniques. Interns also participate in
various aspects of nature center operations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: minimum wage
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: May 15
Spring: December 2
Summer: February 21
Additional Information: email: ghill@co.bucks.pa.us
Internship Coordinator
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
123 Chestnut Street, Suite 401
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone:
215-563-0250 Website:
Organization Description:
Internship Program: Internship positions vary depending on the projects that the
organization is working on at the time. Past interns have worked on
environmental law research, fund raising, computer work, program implementation,
etc.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Internships are offered year round and the applications
are accepted throughout the year. A stipend may be available for certain
positions.
Director Education and Development
Pennypack Farm Education Center for Sustainable Food Systems
685 Mann Road
Horsham, PA 19044
Phone:
215-591-1551
Website:
Organization Description: PFEC is a nonprofit organic farm that allows students
and the community join them in growing vegetables, herbs, flowers and chickens.
They also operate a 200 family member cooperative and educate youth in where
food comes from, nutrition, ecology and sustainable agriculture.
Internship Program: Internships are available as an education assistant leading
tours of the farm and as a farm assistant participating in all aspects of
organic farming.
Academic Majors Desired:
Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Agriculture
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 12.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 30
Additional Information:
Mr. Mike Liese
Director for Education
Pocono Environmental Education Center
RR2 Box 1010
Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328
Phone:
570-828-2319
Website: www.peec.org
Organization Description: PEEC serves as a residential field center for outdoor
environmental studies. PEEC, in cooperation with the National Park Service,
offers institutes and workshops for educators and families, as well as extended
trips for school groups of all ages.
Internship Program: Environmental Education Intern encompasses programming,
development, and service. Primary responsibilities include teaching a variety of
environmental topics to all visitors and providing support services with the
Center's daily operations.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Leisure Studies, Env. Ed.
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $500/mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Stipends range from $500-$800/month plus room and board.
email: mikebru@peec.org
Internship Coordinator
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education
8480 Hagy's Mill Road
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Phone:
215-482-7300
Website: http://www.schuylkillcenter.org
Organization Description: The Schuylkill Center is a not-for-profit educational
institution which serves the greater Philadelphia area. The Center promotes the
preservation and improvement of the natural environment by fostering
appreciation, understanding and responsible use of the ecosystem, by
disseminating information on current environmental issues; and by encouraging
appropriate public response to environmental problems.
Internship Program: The Center offers a 10 week teaching internship in
environmental education. Interns work closely with the professional staff in the
following areas: Teaching daily environmental education programs to grades pre-K
through 12; assisting with the daily operations, surveying the curriculum
materials, designing and constructing displays and exhibits.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $400 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: February
Additional Information: Applicants must have a minimum of two years of college
in the field of environmental education, biology, natural science, elementary
education, or a a related field. Priority will be given to those who are
interested in working in the educational field after the program. Helpful
background for a related field. Helpful background for the program includes
natural and social sciences, communications, and/or educational experiences.
Mr. Dan Kunkle
Executive Director
Wildlife Information Center
P.O. Box 198
Slatington, PA 18080
Phone:
610-760-8889
Website: www.lgnc.org
Organization Description: Wildlife Information Center is a non-profit wildlife
conservation organization that is private and member supported.
Internship Program: They offer an Autumn Hawk Watch intern position from the
middle of August through the end of November. Housing is provided.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Wildlife Research
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $550/month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Spring
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Email lgnc@ptd.net
Ms. Catherine Arning,
Director of Education
Norman Bird Sanctuary
583 Third Beach Road
Middletown, RI 02842
Phone:
401-846-2577
Website: www.normanbirdsanctuary.org
Organization Description: The Norman Bird Sanctuary is a 300-acre wildlife
refuge and environmental education center located in Middletown, Rhode Island.
Internship Program: Teacher Naturalists, after completing a one week training
session, will be working with children entering grades K-8 in Nature Day Camp,
Summer Challenge, and/or Explorers program for 9 weeks. The full summer position
is from June - August. Applicants should have experience working with children
and a strong interest in natural history and environmental education. CPR and
Standard First Aid Certification is required.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hr
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Letter of intent
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: March 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Stephany Hessler
Volunteer & Internship Coordinator
Save the Bay, Inc.
100 Save The Bay Dr.
Providence, RI 02905
Phone:
401-272-3540
Website: www.savebay.org
Organization Description: Save the Bay is a private non-profit environmental
organization whose mission is to ensure that the environmental quality of
Narragansett Bay and its watershed is restored and protected from the harmful
effects of human activity.
Internship Program: Internship opportunities are varied and include Habitat
Restoration, Communications/PR and Marketing, Internet and Graphic Design,
Legislative Outreach, Education through Public Programs, and more.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Please see www.savebay.org for application information
and deadlines
Mr. Mark Musselman
Center Director
Audubon Center at Francis Biedler Forest
336 Sanctuary Road
Harleyville, SC 29448
Phone:
843-462-2150
Website: www.beidlerforest.com
Organization Description: The Francis Beidler Forest is a 15,000 acre preserve
protecting the largest stand of virgin cypress-tupelo swamp forest left in the
world. A 1.75 mile boardwalk trail leads visitors into the heart of the swamp.
Internship Program: Interns assist in providing interpretive tours, canoe tours,
facilities maintenance, reception desk staffing and have the opportunity to
perform independent research projects in the areas of environmental education,
resource management, or conservation.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $200/week
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: July 31
Spring: January 15
Summer: April 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Natalie Hefter
Vice-President Programs
The Coastal Discovery Museum
P.O. Box 23497
100 William Hilton Parkway
Hilton Head Island, SC 29925
Phone:
843-689-6767
Website: www.coastaldiscovery.org
Organization Description: The Coastal Discovery Museum was incorporated in 1985
and reflects its regional service mission and commitment to hands on learning
about science and the environment, history, and the cultural heritage of the
region. Within the 3.1acre main campus are exhibits about the Low Country, a
theater, a classroom, museum store, and terrace area for picnics and projects
overlooking acres of coastal wetlands. Regional school, community and group
programs are a major focus of the museum. They also offer internships, summer
camp, after school programs, and Sea Turtle Research program.
Internship Program: Among the internships offered at the museum are: Summer Camp
Aide, Sea Turtle Protection Project, Tours and Cruises Guide, Administrative
Staff Support, History and Collections Assistant. Collections, Archeology,
Historic Preservation would be other appropriate majors for these internships.
Deadlines vary with position but the earliest deadline listed for summer is
April 30. Sea turtle internship applicants are due by February 28.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: April 30
Additional Information: email: nnefter@coastaldiscovery.org
Ms. Melanie Babb
Office Coordinator
Crabtree Farms of Chattanooga
PO Box 2250
Chattanooga, TN 37409
Phone:
423-493-9155
Website: www.crabtreefarms.org
Organization Description: Crabtree Farms is a dynamic, non-profit, organic farm
located 5 minutes from downtown Chattanooga. Crabtree farms' mission is to
promote research and educational opportunities in sustainable agriculture to the
Chattanooga community.
Internship Program: Crabtree offers fun and educational internship opportunities
to college students who are interested in learning about organic farming
techniques or administration of non-profit organizations. Internships can be
customized to meet the student's interests or academic requirements.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Grant Writing
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Iliana Pefia
Director of Conservation Education
Audubon of Texas
10750 Pleasanton Road
San Antonio, TX 78221
Phone:
210-628-1639
Website: www.audubontexas.org
Organization Description: Audubon Texas is the state representative of the
National Audubon Society and is dedicated to protecting birds and other wildlife
and the habitat that supports them. Their national network of community based
nature center and educational programs and advocacy on behalf of areas
sustaining important bird populations engage millions of people in positive
conservation experiences. Audubon Texas serves twenty chapters and 20,000
members throughout the state.
Internship Program: Intern positions vary with the needs of the society and are
typically unpaid. Students must commit to at least 10 hours per week,
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Iris Broyles
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center
P.O. Box 2189
Glen Rose, TX 76043
Phone:
254-897-2960
Website: www.fossilrim.org
Organization Description: Fossil Rim is a 1800 acre wildlife center accredited
by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums It is involved with preserving
threatened and endangered species through captive breeding. Fossil Rim uses
vans, jeeps and buses to escort groups through 9.5 miles of roads on the 5800
acre preserve. There are 1000 animals which roam free on four large pastures.
Ecological tours provide not only natural history information but also vital
messages about the worldwide extinction of wildlife. Fossil Rim has 16
endangered species, 28 exotic species, and a host of native TX animals.
Internship Program: After an intensive training session, interns team teach and
eventually provide guided, natural history tours for the general public and for
school groups. Interns also take part in both day camps and overnight camps for
school groups. They present small animal programs, lead fossil hunts, and guide
students through many other environmental education programs. Each intern is
also asked to complete a project by the end of the 3-4 month program.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $300/month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Contact for Application Packet
Deadlines:
Fall: July 1
Spring: January 1
Summer:
Additional Information: Internships run Spring/Summer and Fall. Their
application packet is online at www.fossilrim.org
Dr. Matthew Tejada
Executive Director
Galveston Houston Association for Smog Prevention (GHASP)
3100 Richmond Avenue
Suite 309
Houston, TX 77098
Phone:
713-528-3779
Website: www.ghasp.org
Organization Description: GHASP works to persuade government and corporate
officials to prevent smog.
Internship Program: Intern assists with website development, content and
technology. The intern also works with press releases and the organization's
newsletter. Other interns may work in areas of regulatory policy or technology.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Engineering
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $250.00
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Dr. Selma Glasscock
Assistant Director
Welder Wildlife Foundation
PO Box 1400
Sinton, TX 78387
Phone:
361-364-3166
Website:
Organization Description: The Welder Wildlife Foundation is a nonprofit
organization whose mission is to conduct research and education in the fields of
wildlife science and ecology.
Internship Program: Internships are within the conservation education program
assisting with the design and presentation of programs to all segments of the
public.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: Transcripts
Deadlines:
Fall: July 15
Spring: November 15
Summer: April 1
Additional Information:
Ms. Jen Hajj
Education Director
Hawk Watch International
1800 South West Temple, #226
Salt Lake City, UT 84115-5801
Phone:
801-524-8511
Website: www.hawkwatch.org
Organization Description: Hawk Watch International works to monitor and promote
the conservation of eagles, hawks and other birds of prey. It engages in
migratory research and provides environmental education programs.
Internship Program: During most months interns assist in planning and delivering
educational programs on raptors. During the Fall interns work at various
research sites located in the Rocky Mountain region trapping, banding,
processing and releasing raptors so that researchers may monitor their migratory
habit. Housing assistance depends on the intern's location.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 350-800mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: May 15
Spring: October 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: Website: http://www.hawkwatch.org
Ms. Mary McKinley
Executive Director
Ogden Nature Center
966 W. 12th Street
Ogden, UT 84404
Phone:
801-621-7595
Website: www.ogdennaturecenter.org
Organization Description: The Ogden Nature Center is 1 52 acre wildlife
sanctuary and nature education center. Facilities include two eco-sensitive
buildings which houses a staff of 15, classrooms and exhibits.
Internship Program: Internships are available in the Center's education programs
providing nature oriented experiences for children, in developing and
implementing the Center's Junior Naturalist Program and in administration.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Environmental Education
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $100.00 week
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 15
Spring: December
Summer: April 15
Additional Information:
Ms. Kate Stephens
Program Coordinator
Utah Conservation Corps
7205 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-7205
Phone:
435-797-0964
Website: www.usu.edu/ucc
Organization Description: UCC is an Americorps program that conducts
environmental education and conservation service projects with land management
and non-profit agencies.
Internship Program: Six month crew leader positions, 3 month crew member and one
year full time non-profit internships are available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: 1,000-1,500 month
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Application on website
Deadlines:
Fall: July
Spring: December
Summer: April
Additional Information: UCC Americorps members receive an educational award of
$1,250-$4,800 depending on length of service.
Ms. Eileen Nunez
Park Ranger
Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge
29 Tabor Road
Swanton, VT 05488
Phone:
802-868-4781
Website:
Organization Description: Missisquoi is a 6,600 acre national wildlife refuge
which provides habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife.
Internship Program: Interns are needed to staff the visitor center and provide
information to guests about the refuge and wildlife.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Amy Vanderkooi
Intern Coordinator
Montshire Museum of Science
One Montshire Road
Norwich, VT 05055
Phone:
802-649-2200
Website: www.montshire.org
Organization Description: The Montshire is a regional hands-on museum with
dozens of exhibits and education outreach programs on the natural and physical
sciences, ecology, and technology. It is located on a 110 acre site bordering
the Connecticut River. Programs are offered for all ages.
Internship Program: Internships opportunities exist in: Science Education,
Exhibit Design and Fabrication; and Environmental Education (summer only). Also
each summer they hire 2 explainers for the exhibit floor and teachers in
numerous environmental education programs including aquatic ecology, preschool
camp, Nature Day, and others. Internships run 15 weeks.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $1000
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: phone numbers for references
Deadlines:
Fall: Ongoing
Spring: Ongoing
Summer: Ongoing
Additional Information: Application available on their website
Ms. Allison Stark
Director of Wildlife Services
Vermont Institutes of Natural Sciences (VINS)
PO Box 1281
Quechee, VT 05059
Phone:
802-359-5001
Website: www.vinsweb.org
Organization Description: VINS is a non-profit environmental education facility
consisting of the Wildlife Services, Conservation Biology and Education
Departments. The Wildlife Services Department cares for over 17 species of
non-releasable raptors on exhibit to the public and various other reptiles,
amphibians and birds. It also operates the Avian Rehabilitation Department which
cares for hundreds of injured and orphaned birds each year.
Internship Program: Interns provide basic animal husbandry, assist in the
rehabilitation of injured birds, and provides a clean-healthy environment for
all animals at the center. Interns also help educate the public about wildlife
and environmental conservation. Interns work Spring/Summer or Fall/Winter.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $500 month
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: August 1
Spring: February 1
Summer:
Additional Information: One letter of reference is required in the application
packet. Six month commitment is required.
Ms. Sharon Franklin
Director, Finance and Personnel
Center for Health, Environment and Justice
150 South Washington Street
Suite 300 P.O. Box 6806
Falls Church, VA 22040
Phone:
703-237-2249
Website: www.chej.org
Organization Description: CHEJ was formed in 1981 to meet the urgent need for
support ad technical assistance by people across the country, struggling for
environmental justice. They are uniquely different from traditional
environmental efforts, primarily consisting of blue collar workers, farmers, low
income families and people of color. Their philosophy is to teach and empower by
helping grassroots groups and individuals build upon their own strengths.
Internship Program: Interns play an active role among the staff of twelve and
receive diverse skills through hands on experience, In addition to working on
special projects interns will gain insight into the complexities of
environmental issues that involve many different players, an appreciation of
science for the public interest, the importance of data in advocacy work and a
respect for the power of the informed citizen. Transportation costs to and from
office. Winterim Internships also available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Organizing
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Email: sfranklin@chej.org Email:
chej@chej.org
Ms. Nicole Hamilton
President
Loudin Wildlife Conservancy
PO Box 2088
Purcellville, VA 20134
Phone:
540-882-4839
Website:
Organization Description: The Loudin Wildlife Conservancy is a local non-profit
organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of wildlife and wildlife
habitat throughout Loudin County, VA.
Internship Program: Interns assist in the development and execution of wildlife
monitoring programs (bird, amphibian, stream habitats), developing materials for
publication, leading field trips and assisting with habitat restoration
projects.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Internship Coordinator
National Wildlife Federation
11100 Wildlife Center Drive
Reston, VA 20190
Phone:
703-438-6000
Website: www.nwf.org
Organization Description: The National Wildlife Federation is the nation's
largest conservation education organization. They educate, assist, and inspire
others to understand, appreciate and conserve the nation's natural resources.
Internship Program: A variety of paid internships are available ranging from
outdoor education to conservation center operations to conservation activism.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: See website
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $8.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Apply on line at www.nwf.org/careergateway
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
President
Northern Virginia Conservation Trust
Packard Center
4022 Hummer Road
Annandale, VA 22003
Phone:
703-354-5093
Website: www.nvct.org
Organization Description: The Northern Virginia Conservation Trust works to
protect the natural, historical, and recreational resources of Northern
Virginia.
Internship Program: Interns are needed to do a variety of jobs depending on the
individual intern's skills and interests. Some examples of project areas
include: public relations, fund raising, environmental monitoring, community
outreach, land research, administration, and project management. Stipend is
dependent upon funding.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: DOF
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information: Applications are accepted year round.
Internship Coordinator
Smithsonian National Zoo Conservation & Research Center
1500 Remount Road
Front Royal, VA 22630
Phone:
540-635-6540
Website: http://www.nationalzoo.si.edu
Organization Description: The Nation's Zoo provides leadership in animal care,
science, education and sustainability. Staff from different departments work
together, support to the environmental, nutritional, medical and behavioral
needs of the animals. The Zoo's scientists form one of the world's largest
conservation staffs. Research on both Zoo animals and species in the wild
advance and apply conservation science and assist in the training of scientists
throughout the world.
Internship Program: Internship positions are designed for undergraduate or
beginning graduate students. Under the guidance of a staff mentor each intern
will work independently to complete a research project and report. Internship
program areas include: Science, Conservation, Education, Zoo Management and
Animal Care. Sciences and Animal Science. Internships are 12 weeks in length,
some housing is available.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: See website for details
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Human Resources
The Conservation Fund
1655 North Ft. Myers Drive
Suite 1300
Arlington, VA 22209-3199
Phone:
703-525-6300
Website: www.conservationfund.org
Organization Description: The Conservation Fund, established in 1985, seeks
sustainable conservation solutions for the 21st century, emphasizing integration
of economic and environmental goals. The Fund is a publicly supported national
non-profit organization dedicated to advancing land and water conservation.
Working with other partner organizations they strive to protect America's
special places.
Internship Program: Internships are available in various areas at the fund on an
on going basis. Please visit their website for specific positions and
application procedures.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other: Fund raising
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: Varies
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
X Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Rolling
Spring: Rolling
Summer: Rolling
Additional Information:
Ms. Von Gretchen Nelson
Diversity Manager-Recruiting
The Nature Conservancy
4245 N. Fairfax Drive-Suite 100
Arlington, VA 22203
Phone:
703-247-3742
Website: www.nature.org
Organization Description: The Nature Conservancy is the conservation
organization that works around the world to protect ecologically important lands
and waters for nature and people.
Internship Program: Internships are available nationwide. For 2009 internships
are offered in Maine, North and South Dakota, Virginia, Minnesota, Idaho,
Wyoming, Colorado Massachusetts, New York, Colorado and Pennsylvania. For
specific position descriptions see their website in December-January.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Apply on line at www.nature.org
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring:
Summer: January 30
Additional Information:
Ms. Amanda Nicholson
Outreach & Training Coordinator
The Wildlife Center of Virginia
PO Box 1557
Waynesboro, VA 22980
Phone:
540-942-9453
Website: www.wildlifecenter.org
Organization Description: The Wildlife Center of Virginia is a non-profit
hospital for native wildlife. They treat over 3,000 animals per year with the
goal of returning them to the wild.
Internship Program: Interns assist with the care and treatment of the animal
patients with a focus on nutrition, orphan raising, animal husbandry, capture
and restraint and animal safety techniques.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: pre-vet
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: Call for application
Deadlines:
Fall: August
Spring: November
Summer: March
Additional Information: Please contact for a full description and application.
Ms. Kathleen Ackley
Membership & Outreach Coordinator
Capitol Land Trust
209 Fourth Avenue, E
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone:
360-943-3012
Website: www.capitollandtrust.org/
Organization Description: The Capitol Land Trust is a non-profit conservation
organization dedicated to conserving southwest Washington's essential natural
areas.
Internship Program: Stewardship interns are needed to monitor Trust properties,
collect and develop base line data, perform mapping studies and analysis of
data.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Jeanine Riss
Volunteer Coordinator
Citizens for a Healthy Bay
917 Pacific Avenue-Suite 100
Tacoma, WA 98418
Phone:
253-383-2429
Website:
Organization Description: CHB is an environmental non-profit whose mission is to
engage citizens to cleanup, protect and restore Commencement Bay and it
surrounding water and habitat.
Internship Program: CHB has a number of seasonal projects which could utilize
interns. These include event and activities planning and outdoor environmental
education programming.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
Application Form
Other: Contact for available projects
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Volunteer/Internship Coordinator
Islandwood
4450 Blakely Avenue, NE
Bainbridge, WA 98110
Phone:
206-855-4300
Website: www.islandwood.org
Organization Description: Islandwood provides an exceptional hands on learning
experience in the outdoors.
Internship Program: Interns serve as summer camp assistant instructors. Students
should be enrolled in an environmental science/education or related field.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
X Application Form
Other: Download Application from website
Deadlines:
Fall:
Spring: March
Summer:
Additional Information:
Ms. Shona Aitken
Education Coordinator
Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
PO Box 391
Friday Harbor, WA 98250
Phone:
360-375-5000
Website: www.wolfhollowwildlife.org
Organization Description: Wolf Hollow is a wildlife rehabilitation center
located on San Juan Island in Northwest Washington State.
Internship Program: Interns gain hands on experience working with wildlife in a
rehab/care setting. Approximately 10 positions are offered.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other: Vet, Animal Science,
Stipend:
Stipend Amount:
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
Spring
Application Materials:
Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other: see website for details
Deadlines:
Fall: February
Spring:
Summer: February
Additional Information:
Mr. Michael Strigel
Executive Director
Gathering Waters Conservancy
211 S. Patterson Street
Suite 270
Madison, WI 53703
Phone:
608-251-9131
Website: www.gatheringwaters.org
Organization Description: The Gathering Waters Conservancy provides assistance
to communities, land trusts and land owners to protect the places that make
Wisconsin special.
Internship Program: Internships are available depending on the needs of the
organization and funding availability. Visit their website under jobs for
available positions.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
X Environmental Policy/Political Science
X Journalism/Communications
Conservation/History
X Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $10.00 hour
Housing Assistance:
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
References
X Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: Open
Spring: Open
Summer: Open
Additional Information:
Ms. Linda Foster
Director of Administration
International Crane Foundation
P.O. Box 447
Baraboo, WI 53913-0447
Phone:
608-356-9462
Website: www.savingcranes.org
Organization Description: The ICF is a non-profit organization dedicated to the
conservation and preservation of the world's cranes and the natural wetland and
grassland communities in which they occur. Intern positions are available in
Aviculture and Field Ecology. Aviculture Interns will receive intensive hands-on
training in the care and management to endangered cranes, including husbandry,
handling techniques, behavior, stimulating reproduction, incubation, chick
rearing, artificial insemination, health care, and genetic management.
Internship Program: Two thirds of the interns time will be spent caring for the
birds. Each intern is responsible for developing and completing a research
project with staff assistance. Work schedules are based on a 40 hour week. No
phone calls. Housing is provided. Senior undergraduates through recent graduates
may apply. For specific position see their website.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $550/mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
X Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
X References
Application Form
Other: 3 Letters of Reference
Deadlines:
Fall: July 1
Spring: January 1
Summer: April 1
Additional Information: Internships usually run from March through August, June
through November, September through February, and December through May. NO PHONE
CALLS. email: kelly@savingcranes.org
Ms. Cheryl Todea
Seasonal Naturalist Coordinator
Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Education Center
P.O. Box 609
519 Sheridan Street East
Eagle River, WI 54521
Phone:
800-838-9472
Website: www.treesfortomorrow.com
Organization Description: The forty-acre center located on the Eagle River chain
of lakes is the base for their education programs on forestry, wildlife, water,
and soil resources. Fourth graders through senior citizens participate in their
three to five day education workshops.
Internship Program: The Center offers 4 Naturalist Positions throughout the
school year. These are teaching positions working with the student groups that
visit the center. Full room and board is provided. Cross-country ski experience
is a plus but high motivation to learn and teach and desire to work with
children are the real keys. College students at the junior or senior level with
backgrounds in biology, environmental education, natural resources, outdoor
recreation or related fields required. Recent Graduates preferred. School year
term: August - May. Training and professional development provided.
Academic Majors Desired:
X Environmental Science/Management
X Biology/Ecology
X Outdoor Education/Recreation
Environmental Policy/Political Science
Journalism/Communications
X Conservation/History
Non-profit Management
Other:
Stipend: X
Stipend Amount: $850+mth
Housing Assistance: X
Internships Available:
Summer
X Fall
X Spring
Application Materials:
X Cover Letter
X Resume
Writing Sample
3 References
Application Form
Other:
Deadlines:
Fall: May 1
Spring:
Summer:
Additional Information: Staff receive free room and board. Email:
cheryl@treesfortomorrow.com