| CONSERVATION / WILDLIFE EDUCATION INTERNSHIP
Use your skills and knowledge to teach kids about waterfowl, wetlands,
and conservation. Help students learn to observe, discover, and
get active! Interact with staff, volunteers, children and the public
in a positive, motivating manner as a representative of CWA. Interns
develop displays, make presentations, write youth articles, attend
festivals, and more to teach about wetlands, wildlife, and conservation.
Qualifications:
Applicants require basic wildlife/conservation biology knowledge,
public speaking skills, and general knowledge of waterfowl, wetland
habitats, and art. Pursuit of a degree in wildlife biology, conservation
education, interpretation, or related field is preferred. Interns
should be interested in waterfowl, wetlands issues, and enjoy working
with youngsters ages 6 to 16. The interns must be energetic, organized,
reliable, and self-motivated. Screening processes include a DMV
records check and fingerprinting/background check.
Work Site, Term, and Compensation:
The Internship will be based in Sacramento. One position is available
for the spring (April--June), and one is available for the summer (July--September.). Both internships will be part time, approximately 10
hours per week.
Compensation for both positions is $8.00 per hour.
Deadline and Application Process:
Continuous fill. Send resume and cover letter to: Education Internship,
California Waterfowl Association, 4630 Northgate Blvd, Suite 150,
Sacramento, CA 95834. Or e-mail to: sarah_johnstone@calwaterfowl.org |
