Are you interested in natural resources research or management? Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵÍø (CWI) is offering an exciting opportunity for Biology–Natural Resources m²¹Âá´Ç°ù²õ through Pathways Internships with the .
Students will gain hands on experience working alongside biologists in Idaho while supporting the Service’s mission to conserve wildlife and habitats across the state.
Appointments will last approximately eight months, depending on start date and availability. Eligible students must be enrolled at CWI and pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a natural resources related field such as botany, ecology, environmental science, fisheries, or wildlife biology. Students must qualify for financial aid and the Federal Work Study Program.
Interns may work up to 10 hours per week in indoor and outdoor settings. Responsibilities may include navigating uneven terrain, lifting equipment, and performing other physical tasks. Applicants should plan to transfer to a four year Idaho college or university to continue their studies in natural resources research or management.
Selected students will participate in U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service meetings, complete federal trainings, and build connections with professionals in the field. Additional internship or temporary employment opportunities may also be available.
Careers in natural resources are rewarding and competitive. Internship experience can provide a valuable entry point into federal service.
To apply, contact Dr. Steven Lysne at stevelysne@cwi.edu and include a résumé and brief statement of interest.
