Their Forest Biodiversity Program is one of the few research and environmental advocacy programs dedicated specifically to the challenge of serving and restoring functioning ecosystems on these lands. Law, graduate, and advanced undergraduate students in relevant fields, as well as others with good communications, analytical, computer, or research skills and a committment to our region's ecosystems. The Forest Biodiversity Program promotes conservation and restoration of non-federal forestlands in the west with research, education, policy advocacy, technical assistance to activists, and catalyzing litigation when necessary. Depending on the position sought, they may request a resume and writing sample. Stipends may be available for some projects.
Positions are open on an ongoing basis.