Are you a high school student who loves working outdoors and wants to gain hands-on experience in conservation? The Green Crew Conservation Land Management Internship provides an opportunity to manage and restore natural habitats, conduct assessments, and practice sustainable land stewardship. Join us on the ground, contribute to meaningful projects, and help protect the environment!
What You’ll Do:
As a Green Crew Conservation Land Management Intern, you’ll take the lead on essential field projects that protect and restore our ecosystems. Here are some of the projects you could lead:
Invasive Species Removal: Identify and remove invasive plants, restoring habitats for native species.
Native Plant Restoration: Plan and oversee planting initiatives, monitoring plant health and growth.
Fen Ecosystem Assessment: Conduct assessments and create a restoration plan for unique fen wetlands.
Erosion Control: Implement erosion control measures along ravines and buffer zones to protect soil health.
Trail Maintenance: Sustain trail ecosystems, reduce impact on surrounding habitats, and create LNT signage.
Why Intern with Green Crew?
Hands-On Conservation Experience: Get real-world experience in habitat restoration, biodiversity monitoring, and land management.
Skill-Building: Learn best practices in field assessments, habitat management, and sustainable stewardship.
Mentorship & Networking: Connect with experienced conservationists committed to helping you grow.
Flexible Hybrid Model: Participate in on-site project days with opportunities for remote planning.
Intern Commitment:
18 Hours per Month: Including a monthly Conservation Service Day and Leadership Team Meeting.
Flexible Term: Choose between a school-year internship or a full-year commitment for a comprehensive experience.
Ready to Make a Difference Outdoors?
Start your journey as a Green Crew Conservation Land Management Intern! Contact Joseph Barisonzi to learn more or to schedule an introductory interview. Applications are open year-round, with priority given to fall applicants for a full experience. Be part of the hands-on work restoring and protecting natural habitats—apply today!
Transportation Details & Disability Access
Must be able to regularly meet for volunteer work at Bemidji State University. Reasonable accommodations can be made and should be discussed with Joseph at the time of contact.
Training Required
All volunteers will be provided training on site. Provided trainings include: Leave No Trace training, youth protection training, as well as training in environmental leadership and environmental project management.
