INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
We are looking for conservation interns that want to gain work experience and develop lifelong skills!
Successful interns will have the desire to gain experience with native vegetation establishment, conservation project implementation, and
water quality monitoring.
COVID-19 health restrictions will be in place including social distancing and wearing masks,
regardless of vaccination status.
2021 - 2022 Internship Opportunities
Conservation Project Implementation
2 - 6 hours per week
Research and Monitoring
8 - 10 hours per week
This is a volunteer internship opportunity
to develop professional skills
Interns are eligible to earn academic credit
through a university advisor
LEARN
Gain hands-on experience in natural resources conservation
INSPIRE
Enhance local participation in natural resource conservation
ACT
Raise community awareness of local conservation issues
Qualifications:
Minimum qualifications we desire for interns include:
Positive attitude and good initiative
Ability to work well in a team and independently with limited supervision
Ability to lift forty lbs.
Ability to work long hours outdoors in varying weather conditions
Ability to talk in front of groups including children, high school students, college students, landowners, and general public
Ability to use hand and power tools, including shovel, mower, brush-cutter, saw, and drill
Available to work occasional weekends
HOW TO APPLY
Email a resume, cover letter, and class schedule to palousecd@palousecd.org.
Questions?
Jodi Prout
Education and Outreach Coordinator
509-332-4101 ext. 109