Sitka Conservation Society

Jobs

Thank you for your interest in working at SCS.  We currently have no positions open, however, opportunities often arise for qualified candidates.  Please feel free to send us your resume and letter of interest to keep on file.  Contact Us.

Internships

Each summer SCS offers a number of innovative and unique interships.  SCS is currently accepting applications for the following internships:

Currently accepting applications:

ACF Media Intern- SCS has partnered with the Alaska Conservation Foundation to offer a summer internship focused on “Using Story-telling and Media for Social Change Organizing.  The media intern will document the ways that the people who live in Southeast Alaska exist in a close relationship with the natural environment that surrounds them.  S/he will also document the conservation ethic and values that have evolved alongside the lives and livelihoods of people of Southeast Alaska that co-exist in a close relationship with the natural environment and use photography, audio, video, and media to share these stories and values.

Learn more about ACF Media Intern Position

 

Summer Botany Intern- We are seeking an applicant who is comfortable identifying Pacific Northwest flora, documenting and cataloging herbarium quality samples as part of the Sitka Community Wilderness Stewardship Project.  The Botany Intern will accompany the SCS Wilderness field crew on expeditions to identify, record, and collect plant specimens.

Learn more about the Botany Internship

Soon to be accepting applications:

Summer Wilderness Intern- Must enjoy grueling bushwhacking, encounters with grizzly bears, inclement weather and the chance to explore the most beautiful wild country in the nation.  The Wilderness Intern will work closely with the Wilderness Project Manager and US Forest Service staff to coordinate and lead field expedition into Alaskan Wilderness Areas.

Position will be posted mid-March.

Volunteer

Volunteering is another great way to get involved with SCS.  Learn more about volunteer options.

Grants

Sitka Community Wilderness Stewardship Project: Expedition Grant- The Community Wilderness Stewardship Project monitors the two Wilderness areas that the Sitka Conservation Society helped to create, the West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness and the South Baranof Wilderness. We conduct research expeditions to collect data ranging from botanical surveys to small mammal genetic mapping to glacial change research. These remote study areas are difficult and expensive to access. For this reason, we seek research partners to broaden the scope of the project and ensure that the trips are as effective as possible.

 

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