15364 / Paid Full Time Hawaii Conservation Internship
Position Information
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Members may participate in a variety of conservation activities and work across various landscapes, depending on the agency they are selected by. This may include fieldwork, research projects and presentations, leading/assisting with volunteer groups, etc.. Participants will gain valuable experiential education throughout the program, and will have the opportunity to build close relationships with conservation field experts. Members will gain skills in the areas of leadership, organization, and decision-making, work in some of the most interesting and beautiful natural areas in Hawai‘i and have an opportunity to make a positive impact in those areas.
Although a site-specific Position Description will be provided by the Host Site, CLDP members typically begin working at their site immediately after the program starts and participate in program activities Monday through Friday. The program will involve all weekdays (with work times ranging between 7am-5pm) with possible weekends, evenings and/or camping. Members may have extensive camping requirements throughout the program depending on the work needs of the host-agency.
Possess/be working towards high school diploma or equivalent
Have own housing and transportation
Pass a criminal history check
Meet the necessary physical and behavioral requirements
Please read ALL instructions and answer questions to the best of your ability. Application must be received by the deadline.
Submit 2 Letters of Recommendation
Applicants must have two letters of recommendation by the deadline. References must be non-relatives.