Chicago Botanic Garden’s
   
  Conservation and Land Management 
  Internship Program
   
  in collaboration with the
                                                                                
                                                                                
        
  Bureau of Land Management 
  National Park Service
  and US Forest Service
   
  Would you like to gain hands-on experience through a paid internship in 
conservation biology and natural resource management?
   
  ·        80 five-month paid internships for outstanding college graduates
   
  ·        Several placements with the Bureau of Land Management remain open
   
  ·        Intern duties may include:


    o       Plant and animal monitoring and mapping
  o       Invasive species management
  o       Geographic data acquisition and analysis
  o       Biological assessments, sensitive plant species 
         lists and conservation plans
                    o       Rangeland assessments
         o       Seeds of Success program
         o       Seed collecting and vouchering
   

  ·        $750 / pay period (every 2 weeks)
   
  ·        How to apply:
  o       Send a letter of interest and resume to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Please ask 
two referees to send a letter or recommendation to the same email. Send an 
official school transcript to the address below.  Open until all positions are 
filled.
  o       Internships begin in mid and late June.
  o       A work vehcile will be provided, but you must have your vehicle for 
personal travel
  o       International applicants must have a current visa authorized for 
employment in the USA.
  o       Candidates must hold a BS or BA in ecology, plant biology, wildlife 
biology or related field
   
  ·        Pending funding, an optional extension may be offered to selected 
interns for an additional 5-month internship with the Department of 
Conservation and Environment (DEC) in Western Australia.

       
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