
07 Dec Public Affairs, Visitor Services , Conservation Education & Fire Prevention Education

Website Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest
Start Date: February 6th, 2023
End Date: July 31st, 2023
Compensation: $500/week (26 weeks) + health insurance (if needed). Support with housing, training, and travel costs to the site and back home are covered by the program.
Application Due: ASAP (Application will be open until the position fills)
Environment for the Americas seeks to engage ethnically and racially diverse professionals in natural resource careers.
Required
- Under Direct Hire Authority and Public Land Corps requirements, as provided by the Office of Personnel Management, you MUST be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. legal resident to be eligible for any position
- Related educational background and interests preferred
Please Apply HERE
Position Description:
Interns will engage in 26 weeks of Visitor Services and Conservation Education at the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest in Kamiah, ID where they will engage in visitor center management and perform duties consisting of:
- Team lead for community and residential-based youth conservation corps (YCC) programs
- Managing complex partnership relationships and agreements
- Engaging in interpretation and conservation education work including functioning as the team lead on the Historic Routes Electronic Tour Site project (2020 recipient of the Chief and Undersecretary Award)
- Team leading for community and residential-based youth conservation corps programs and involving community partners
- Engaging in Fire Prevention education, including community events and outreach
- Assisting with public affairs tasks including social media management, news writing, and public relations
Work Products: During the internship, the intern will:
- Create weekly blog posts shared on social media informing on the internship experience and work projects
- Creation/Implementation of Conservation Education Programs
Intern Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Arts or Science preferable in anthropology, Native American studies, Interpretation/Conservation Education, Fire Ecology, or Communication
- Customer Service/Program Mgt skills
- Ability to take directions and work independently
- Ability to work well with coworkers and function effectively as a member of a team
Other Requirements:
- Under Direct Hire Authority and Public Land Corps requirements, as provided by the Office of Personnel Management, you MUST be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. legal resident to be eligible for any position
- Related educational background and interests preferred
To apply for this job email your details to internships@environmentamericas.org
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