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Do Work That Really Matters

When you want to gain experience doing something that counts, an internship is the way to make it happen. If you’re a student or recent graduate with an environmental, communication, recreation, natural resource management, public administration, or other related degree – you could gain experience helping complete environmental, natural resource management, and other types of projects working with one our partners.

We have a number of internships/fellowships for you to gain experience and do work that matters:

• Career Pathway Fellowships. If you are looking for paid career pathway opportunities with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (“FWS”), one of our fellowship programs might be just what you’re looking for! We have three FWS fellowship programs —maintenance and  infrastructure cohorts— that bring together a geographically diverse group of students and recent graduates to serve in supportive, growth-oriented fellowships. These paid fellowships with benefits typically are 12 months up to 36 months on wildlife refuges and in regional and headquarter offices.

Benefits:

• Get hands-on learning experience

• Earn a Weekly Stipend (minimum $650 - $850 per week)

• Housing, travel, and healthcare may be provided

Details:

• Term is variable

• Project-based Competencies

• Positions located across the country

Qualifications:

• Ability to meet rigorous project-based deadlines

• Critical thinking and teamwork skills

• Ability to follow rules and policies

• Availability for duration of project

• US citizenship or Permanent Residence

• Driver's license

• Car may be required

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