Internships are offered in both Conservation and Environmental Education.
Internships vary depending on current projects and on the time of year.
A minimum of 3 months at approximately 15 hours per week is required. There is no stipend. College credit can be given. Applicants should have a strong natural history background. Conservation Internships include summer fieldwork on the Osprey, Common Tern and refuge projects as well as work at the GMAS bird banding station.