CRWA works to understand and manage the watershed together with local, state, and federal officials and watershed residents. CRWA's staff, Board of Directors, and technical advisors manage programs including advocacy, education, research, wetlands preservation, and statewide watershed management planning. In the schools, CRWA teaches educators and students about watersheds and water managment. In many cases, interns have been able to coordinate these unpaid positions with their school programs so that they get college credit. The intern's responsibilities include tasks such as water quality and flow field investigations, laboratory analyses, sample bottle washing and delivery, data tabulation, assistance with mailings, conducting surveys and related work supporting these and other efforts.
Opportunities are also available in advocacy, education and public relations.
Intern should be enrolled or have graduated from a college program with a major in sciences or engineering. Send cover letter and resume to contact person.