All Conservation Apprenticeship

Whether you are trying to fulfill a service learning requirement, get more experience or want to learn something new, Coosa Riverkeeper is a great place to intern! Although we offer internship opportunities all year long, our summer internships are the most valuable to both the intern and our organization. Read more...

Three deserving students with outstanding accomplishments and their major is of a science or environmental degree, are awarded each a $500.00 scholarship at graduation and award ceremonies. A committee within the Board members review the applications. Read more...

The Windy Hill internship program is offered to college graduates or individuals who are at least 20 years old. We look to hire individuals who have a genuine interest in farming and are eager to experience the work of a farm first hand. Interns will live and work at the farm for several months, typically beginning in the spring or Read more...

An 8-week youth employment program. Assist with and complete natural resource conservation, habitat protection, and enhancement projects including, but not limited to: trail and grounds maintenance, boardwalk repairs, sign installation, trash and debris removal, waterfowl banding, etc. Duties are performed in all types of weather/outdoor conditions. Read more...

he refuge intern program is designed to provide valuable work experience for college students or recent graduates and to provide work assistance for the refuge. We strive to always provide a variety of quality experiences for interns while accomplishing needed refuge work. The primary purposes of the intern program are to identify and introduce potential employees to the National Wildlife Read more...

WELP offers mentorship opportunities for eager students. Depending on students’ specific interests, he or she is placed with a professional to shadow. This professional will provide student with real job training and teaches them leadership and professional skills. Read more...

Young professionals and college students join together to expand conservation and development programs, plan events, and educate the public with board of directors and staff of AMRV RC&D. Read more...