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Click here to apply - Application deadline is February 22, 2013.
Work with refuge staff on resource management operations and outreach. Duties include conducting wildlife surveys; invasive plant propagation and mapping, nestbox monitoring, fish sampling, developing and delivering outreach programs, and assisting visitors in our contact station.
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge protects more than 5,600 acres of predominately salt marsh in southern, coastal Maine. Refuge lands are rich in diverse habitats and wildlife. Public uses include hunting, fishing, wildlife observation, photography, environmental education, and interpretation.
Twelve-week internship begin mid-May through mid-August - 40 hours per week. Start and end dates are flexible.
College credit available. Arrange details with your university/college and state your intention in application.
Salary/Housing - A living allowance may be provided. Communal, government housing available or intern may provide own housing within commuting distance of Wells, Maine.
For more information, contact the Internship Coordinator at: (207) 646-9226
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Rachel Carson was a world-renowned marine biologist, author and environmentalist who served as an aquatic biologist and editor-in-chief for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. She has been credited with launching the contemporary environmental movement and awakening the concern of Americans for the environment.
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