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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Join the CWA team. We offer employment, internships, fellowships,
scholarships, and volunteer positions. There is no better way to help California's
waterfowl, wetlands, and outdoor heritage!
If you see a posting of interest, please contact us. CWA is an equal
opportunity employer.
Full-Time Positions:
None available at this time.
Internships / Seasonal Positions:
Environmental Education Associate
California Waterfowl Youth & Education Department is hiring a part-time associate to work directly with the Education Coordinators in organizing and implementing classroom and field evniornmental education programs. To learn more, click here>>
Public Relations Intern
Unpaid Summer Internship (June-October 2008)
A Public Relations Internship is available with the California Waterfowl in 2008. The selected intern will receive dynamic work experience to complement college education and prepare for future employment in the ever expanding field of public relations. Interns will learn about waterfowl, waterfowling, as well as wetlands, wildlife, and conservation as they relate to the field of public relations communications. To learn more, click here>>
Waterfowl Technician
CWA is currently offering several, seasonal waterfowl technician positions all over the state of California. To learn more, click
here>>
Wetland Technician
CWA is currently offering a seasonal position (April through October 2008) with the potential to develop into a full time salaried postion. To learn more, click
here>>
Scholarships / Fellowships:
Ecology Scholarships
CWA is the administrator of the Dennis G. Raveling Scholarship Fund,
which awards two scholarships annually to students pursuing advanced
university degrees. To learn more, click
here>>
Check out Ducks Unlimited and Delta Waterfowl for even more fellowship opportunities!
Postdoctoral Position
Be a part of an interagency research team including scientists from USGS, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Environment Canada, UC Davis, and Utah State University, among others. Work on the habitat-linked pintail demographic modeling effort initiated by the Pintail Action Group. For more information click
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