Some jobs have specific requirements that require education or previous training.
Imagine spending this winter or spring leading interpretive hikes in Hawaii's rain forests and dormant volcanoes or patrolling the south rim of the Grand Canyon and teaching visitors about the area's natural and cultural history or monitoring the nesting habits of ospreys and bald eagles in the mangrove and cypress swamps of Florida. You can make a difference to our world's natural and cultural resources while gaining professional experience. If you enjoy travel and want a chance to really make a difference while having an experience that could change your life, contact the Student Conservation Association. All conservation interns receive bi-weekly allowances for living expenses. All interns also receive free housing, a travel grant, uniforms or clothing allowances when authorized, accident insurance and health insurance.