The Education Program internship is an opportunity to learn and grow while gaining experience in environmental education. Education Program Interns assist with presenting live animal programs to the public and teaching nature day camps.

Summary

Internship Experiences

Receive training in interpretation and environmental education techniques
Learn to handle live, native animal ambassadors
Receive First Aid/CPR training and certification
Assist with Guided Discoveries, week-long nature day camps for children ages 4 to 12, by planning and leading hands-on experiences that help children discover and connect with New Hampshire’s natural world
Present Up Close to Animals – short live animal programs at outdoor trailside amphitheater
Assist with presenting live animal outreach programs offsite at a variety venues including campgrounds, libraries, summer camps, and environmental organizations
Interact with visitors and provide an educational presence on the exhibit trail with a live animal or biofacts (e.g., pelts, feathers, skulls)
Assist with special events and additional duties as assigned
Complete one or more projects supporting Education Program goals

Learn more and apply at link below.

https://www.nhnature.org/who/careers.php

Compensation Information

Benefits:

Weekly stipend $250/week
Onsite, shared housing in a rustic intern cottage