Wildlife Biology Intern

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The Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex in partnership with Shoreline Education for Awareness provides full-time (40-hours/week) PLC internships. Interns gain hands-on experience alongside park rangers, wildlife biologists and refuge managers. Applications due: March 2, 2025

Wildlife Biology Intern: Works with a small team to collect data on nesting seabird productivity and other biological tasks along the Oregon Coast. This position
is stationed in Newport, OR. May 1, 2025- Aug 30, 2025.

Duties include:

Collect productivity data for nesting black oystercatcher, cormorants and murres by conducting on shore nesting observations of nearshore rocks and islands.
Organize, train, and schedule a small team of volunteers to assist in productivity counts.
Conduct nesting seabird counts on aerial photographs using GIS software.
Collect and enter field data using Microsoft excel, Survey123, FieldMaps, and similar software.
Assist refuge staff and volunteers in a variety of field work including invasive plant and habitat restoration projects.

Requirements:

B.Sc. preferred or some undergrad coursework in biology, natural resources, park management or related field required.
U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident under age 31
Valid state driver’s license
Must be able to work independently and in groups
Must have good observational and communication skills
Schedule flexibility, including weekend, holidays and morning/evening shifts

Benefits:

$2,000 monthly living stipend
Free co-ed bunkhouse style lodging with laundry, wi-fi, utilities and more included (sorry, no pets)
Professional development, training and networking opportunities
Public Land Corps hiring status upon completion of full internship
Work vehicle and equipment provided (Intern is responsible for personal transportation needs)

HOW TO APPLY

Applications must include:

Cover letter that addresses the listed qualifications for the position of interest
Resume documenting your work experience, education, skills, contact information, etc.
Contact information for three professional references (must include email and phone).

Email application packet(s) as a single PDF to oregoncoast@fws.gov by March 2, 2025. Selections may begin before the closing date, we recommend applying early. To be clear which internship you are applying for, files should be named with internship type and last/first name:
OCNWRC_ranger_LastFirst
OCNWRC_refuge_LastFirst
OCNWRC_biology_LastFirst

To be considered, all packets must have all three items in a SINGLE PDF and follow the naming convention. If applying for multiple positions, submit each as its own application. Candidates will be required to participate in a phone/ MS Teams interview.

For More Information Contact:
Alex Cook
Refuge Manager
alexandra_cook@fws.gov
Oregon Coast NWR Complex
(541) 347-1470

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