Organize Events that Inspire Conservation Action Are you a high school student who enjoys organizing events and wants to make a difference in the community? The Green Crew Event Planning and Coordination Internship offers hands-on experience in coordinating impactful conservation events. From workshops to national conferences, help bring people together in support of the environment!
What You’ll Do: As a Green Crew Event Planning and Coordination Intern, you’ll play a key role in organizing a range of events. Here are some of the projects you could lead: Community Conservation Service Days: Coordinate monthly clean-ups and restoration projects, engaging community members and volunteers. Leave No Trace Summit in 2026: Begin early planning for a major conservation summit in partnership with the Center for Outdoor Ethics. 2026 Izaak Walton League National Conference: Help organize a national conference by coordinating vendors, volunteers, and promotional materials. Educational Workshops: Plan and coordinate hands-on workshops in local schools and community centers, spreading environmental awareness.
Why Intern with Green Crew?
Hands-On Event Experience: Gain skills in event planning, logistics coordination, and volunteer management, essential for successful events.
Skill-Building: Develop project management, communication, and organizational skills that will serve you in any career.
Mentorship & Networking: Work alongside experienced event coordinators and environmental advocates committed to your growth.
Flexible Hybrid Model: Balance in-person event support with remote planning and coordination to fit your schedule.
Intern Commitment:
18 Hours per Month: Including event days, planning meetings, and feedback sessions.
Flexible Term: Choose between a school-year internship or a full-year commitment for maximum experience.
Ready to Plan Events for the Environment? Start your journey as a Green Crew Event Planning and Coordination 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. Join us in organizing events that bring the community together for conservation—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.
