Field Environmental Research Intern: Water & Habitat

Wayne State University; Washington; Sur place; USD 30 000 - 34 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Boots and safety gear stipend

Relocation stipend

Housing stipend (may apply)

Résumé du poste

The Weyerhaeuser Western Environmental Research and Operational Support Intern will assist scientists and technicians on projects involving fish populations, stream habitat, water quality and hydrology, with opportunities to support related wildlife science as needed.

The 12–15 week internship runs mid/late June to mid/late September 2027, typically 40 hours per week with most time spent in the field and includes safety gear stipends where applicable.

Qualifications

• Pursuing or recently completed Bachelor’s degree in a Natural Resources field.
• Ability to work safely under adverse conditions and in inclement weather.
• Willingness to travel within western Washington & Oregon, including overnight stays.

Responsabilités

• Assist Weyerhaeuser scientists on projects related to fish populations, stream habitat, water quality and hydrology.
• Support field duties over a 12–15 week internship, typically 40 hours per week.

Connaissances

Data management

Field work

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Adaptability

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources or related field

Outils

ArcGIS

Microsoft Office

Description du poste

The Weyerhaeuser Western Environmental Research and Operational Support Intern will assist scientists and technicians on projects involving fish populations, stream habitat, water quality and hydrology, with opportunities to support related wildlife science as needed.

The 12–15 week internship runs mid/late June to mid/late September 2027, typically 40 hours per week with most time spent in the field and includes safety gear stipends where applicable.