Costal Hazard Program (Geologist 1, 2, & 3)

The team selected for these positions will help with the development of interdisciplinary and interagency collaborative coastal research projects and participate in field investigations in remote Alaska Native communities. We encourage you to apply if you are interested in helping address the needs of environmentally threatened coastal communities and in building our understanding of how the coastline has evolved and how it will respond to hazardous events and long-term changes.  

For more information and to apply, please visit Workplace Alaska

Cartographer & GIS Specialist 

The Cartography and GIS Specialist coordinates or leads GIS analysis and cartography as an integral member of TWS’s Cartography and GIS team. This position is part of the Science team yet works collaboratively with staff across all departments to identify opportunities for mapping and spatial data analysis to support our strategic priorities. By contributing technical expertise and analytical rigor to planning, decision making, and communication, this position supports our commitment to making public lands a solution to the climate and extinction crises and ensuring all people benefit equitably from public lands.   

The Wilderness Society Cartogrpaher Application 

Water Conservation Specialist

The Flathead Reservation Water Management Board and the Office of the Engineer are currently hiring a Water Conservation Specialist.  Our team is looking for a capable candidate that loves Montana, enjoys a challenge, is seeking to advance their career, and wants to make a positive impact.  If that is you and you are interested in working on the beautiful Flathead Indian Reservation, please do apply:    

National Labor Exchange

Indeed

Ethan Mace

Water Engineer

ethan.mace@frwmb.org

Defenders of Wildlife

Defenders of Wildlife is hiring a Private Lands Policy Analyst! The DC-based position will focus on national policy related to wildlife conservation on private lands, which involves many of the topics covered by this group, including habitat connectivity, private lands, and the Farm Bill.

Job Opportunities | Defenders of Wildlife

Los Alamos National Laboratory

Do meaningful work with amazing people. Los Alamos National Laboratory hosts more than 1,800 student and post-graduate students each summer. Take part in challenging work that advances science and serves the national interest.

We offer both a year-round Undergraduate Student Internship Program and a Graduate Research Assistant Program that provide students with relevent research experience while pursuing a degree.

Learn more here

Pathways Programs

The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offers internships for high school students and degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students studying science and agriculture, management, business, technology, and many other fields.

Provides paid work experiences for students who are in high school or pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in an accredited college or university. Interns may work during the summer, fall, spring, or year round.

To learn more and apply for Internship and Recent Graduate positions go to USAjobs

William M. Lapenta NOAA Internship Program

The NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction offers full time internships for 10 weeks from June to August. Improve understanding of forecasting problems. Develop new data analysis techniques with wide application and usefullness in operational forecasting. Incorporate social science to communicate forecast uncertainty.

To learn more contact lapenta.internships@noaa.gov or apply on the Lapenta website

NASA's Applied Sciences' Capacity Building DEVELOP 

DEVELOP projects apply Earth observations and remote-sensing technology to application areas that highlight NASA Earth observation capabilities relative to environmental issues for enhanced policy and decision making.

Anyone 18 and over, who is interested in pursuing experience in Earth sciences and remote sensing, is welcome to apply. This includes currently enrolled students, recent college graduates, early and transitioning career professionals, and current and former U.S. Military service members. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale at their current or last institution of higher learning.

To apply visit NASA's Applied Sciences Website