Operate tractors, mowers, and chainsaws (equipment use and maintenance); learn inoculation techniques (plant pathology), seedling care (greenhouse management and horticulture), and silvicultural techniques (forestry); and perform data collection, entry, and analysis (research).
Must be motivated, dependable, organized, and observant. Applicants should be 18 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license. Some experience with mowers/equipment is a plus but not required. Students from any major are encouraged to apply.
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To apply, submit a cover letter, résumé, and three references to Sara Fitzsimmons by sending email to: sff3@psu.edu by February 5.
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the PA/NJ Chapter of The American Chestnut Foundation website, Follow them on Facebook and Instagram. Visit the Chapter YouTube Channel. Click Here to sign up for the Chapter newsletter. Click Here to become a member.
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-- Wildlife For Everyone Foundation Accepting Applications For Student Scholarships [PaEN]
-- Delaware Highlands Conservancy Accepting College Scholarship Applications [PaEN]
-- Interns Wanted: Department Of Environmental Protection, Conservation & Natural Resources, Agriculture - Deadline Feb. 16 [PaEN]
-- Intern Wanted: Penn State/The American Chestnut Foundation [PaEN]
-- WESA: PA Outdoor Corps Seeking Young Adult Crew Members
[Posted: January 8, 2024] PA Environment Digest
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