Natural Resource Internship Program 16-30
RMYC offers internships with natural resource agencies and non-profits, providing hands-on experience in conservation, land management, and environmental research. Interns gain valuable skills while working under the supervision of hosting agencies such as the USFS, BLM, and NPS. Internship details here.Benefits:
- Gain practical experience in natural resource management.
- Network with professionals in the field.
- Qualify for the Public Land Corps Hiring Authority after 640 hours, offering priority hiring for federal jobs.
- AIM (Soils & Vegetation Monitoring) – Data collection for land management decisions. (Lead & Member positions available)
- Archaeology – Conduct cultural surveys and assist with research documentation.
- Fire & Fuels – Support fire crews and fuel reduction projects.
- Recreation – Maintain and improve public recreation sites and trails.
- Timber & Silviculture – Assist with sustainable forest management and reforestation.
- Trails & Wilderness – Focus exclusively on maintaining and enhancing trail networks.
- Wildlife – Conduct habitat restoration and species monitoring.
Locations: Various field offices in Colorado and Wyoming.
Compensation: Weekly stipends or hourly wages (varies by position).
Term Length: Ranges from 12 to 30 weeks, with flexible start dates.