Job description

Meet the National Park in Denver, our partner in all things green and grand. As one of the nation’s premier sanctuaries of nature, it’s not just a showcase of America’s rich biodiversity, it’s a vibrant ecosystem that pulses with life and splendour. Imagine a place where the rustling of leaves doubles as class discussions and the chorus of wildlife sets the rhythm of your day. This dear reader, is your new classroom and playground rolled into one. If you’ve ever dreamed of swapping the conventional 9-5 for an exciting journey through nature, keep reading!

Denver National Park isn’t just an idyllic haven, it’s a shining beacon of environmental protection and research. With a rich legacy of grooming tomorrow’s environmental scientists, the Park offers internships that are nothing short of extraordinary. Here, you’ll team up with seasoned environmental scientists, brilliant park rangers, and passionate conservationists. Your contribution won’t be just a drop in the ocean, but a significant ripple in our quest for environmental preservation.

Today, we extend an open invitation to a passionate and motivated Environmental Science Research Intern. We’re on the hunt for someone who’s as comfortable crunching numbers as they are traipsing through woodland trails. Someone who’s eager to stand at the confluence of research, conservation, and community engagement.

As our Environmental Science Research Intern, you’ll delve into hands-on research projects, where data collection and analysis will become your second nature. You’ll also flex your creativity muscles, assisting with engaging presentations and immersing yourself in vibrant community programs.

Responsibilities:

Conduct and assist in a variety of fieldwork including wildlife surveys, vegetation monitoring, and habitat restoration.
Assist with data entry, analysis, and report writing.
Participate in environmental education and outreach activities.
Develop and conduct a research project under the guidance of a mentor.

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Education: Pursuing or recently graduated with a degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, or a related field.

Competences and qualifications

Strong interest in conservation, research, and data analysis.
Able to conduct fieldwork in various weather conditions and navigate varied terrain.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Yes, this is a paid internship, but we promise, the rewards go beyond the paycheck. We offer an unparalleled opportunity to gain first-hand experience in environmental research and conservation. We’ll also provide housing and a food stipend. But what’s more? You’ll find yourself in the company of professionals from your field, laying down roots in a network that could shape your career’s growth.

If you’re ready to take a bold stride towards a meaningful contribution to our planet, we welcome you with open arms. Embrace this golden chance to etch your name in Denver National Park’s legacy of research and conservation.

Denver National Park takes pride in its vibrant tapestry of diversity. As an equal-opportunity employer, we wholeheartedly welcome applicants from all walks of life.

So, are you ready to help us keep the green heartbeat of Denver National Park pulsating for generations to come? If your answer is a resounding yes, we can’t wait to hear from you.

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Environmental Science Research Internship in Denver, CO

Environmental Science Research Internship in Denver, CO

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Competences and qualifications