There is fishing nearby and wildlife viewing for whales, bald eagles, and black bear. There is also an abundance of Sitka-black tailed deer right out the front door. Settlers Cove is located 18 miles north of Ketchikan, which has a population of about 15,000. Ketchikan has a variety of art and music happenings, and is known for having the largest collection of totem poles in the world. The community is located in southern Southeast Alaska, within the coastal tepmerate rainforest region.
Winter weather is mild and misty, with very little snow.
At Settlers Cove in the winter, only the day use are is used. Must have good speaking skills and enthusiasm for working with the public. Must be in good health and physical condition. Field experience only, not an intern position. Application deadline of August 15, instead of April 1.