This agency is involved in intern programs designed to provide valuable work experience and exposure for students to the profession in which they are pursuing. The program centers on professionally oriented work, such as conducting stream and lake examinations, presenting public programs and preparing research papers. Both office and field work are involved. Participation is year-round. Normally, the student intern pays tuition, receives credits and does not receive wages from the participating agency.
Most bureaus have opportunities for individuals or groups to volunteer their time and talents.
Each bureau may have separate requirements for such items as training, uniforms, education, age, stipends and travel expense reimbursement. If you are interested in any of these volunteer opportunities, please contact the Personnel Office for a Volunteer Application . Complete it and return to the Personnel Office. It will be forwarded to the appropriate Bureau. Corps provide a variety of services including giving fishing or filleting demonstrations, leading casting activities for children, giving presentations for civic groups, teaching fishing at one-day events, working exhibits or providing information.