EXCITING PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Are you passionate about protecting wildlife, wild places, and the unique character of Jackson Hole? Do you thrive in dynamic environments and love community and environmental planning? The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance is looking for an inspiring Community Planning Intern to assist with Community Planning initiatives and research in support of environmental conservation!
About the Role:
As our Community Planning Intern, you will assist the Community Planning Director and the rest of the Alliance staff in advancing our mission. The ideal Planning Intern should have strong written and oral communication skills, an interest in research and learning, in addition to being a motivated self-starter with a demonstrated ability to work effectively within a team.
Key Responsibilities:
- The Community Planning Intern will perform a variety of professional, technical, analytical and administrative support work.
- The internship is designed to provide quality and applicable experience in the day-to-day functions of conservation advocacy and community planning.
About You:
- Detail-oriented, organized, and ready to learn.
- Education in environmental studies, community planning, or related fields.
- Collaborative team player with a passion for conservation.
- Knowledge of environmental issues relevant to Jackson Hole is a plus.
- Motivated and able to meet deadlines independently.
- Available to be in-office Tuesday – Thursday, 9am-5pm
The Details:
- Starting ASAP: end date depending on availability
- Paid internship: $20-25/hr depending on experience (DOE)
- Great resume builder
Why Join Us?
At the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, we prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion. We value the unique perspectives of our team and stakeholders. Be part of our mission to protect Jackson Hole’s natural assets and community character for future generations!
How to Apply:
Submit your resume and cover letter in one consolidated PDF to info@jhalliance.org. In your cover letter, highlight your relevant education, experience, qualifications, and passion for conservation and community planning.
