Science Intern, Environmental Science
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Science
Environmental Science, Ecology, Environmental Consulting, Biology -
Outdoor/Nature/Animal Care
Environmental Science, Biology
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InternCo-op Student Westervelt Ecological Auburn, Auburn, AL, US
5 days ago Requisition
Summer Internships- Land Management About Westervelt Ecological Services
Westervelt Ecological Services (WES) specializes in the restoration and conservation of wetlands, streams, and habitats for listed species through the development of conservation and mitigation banks. These banks provide environmental mitigation and habitat services to landowners, businesses, government agencies, and land trusts throughout Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. Our mission is to provide enduring ecological solutions for the benefit of our stakeholders and the lands we conserve.
Position OverviewThe Summer Land Management Intern will support the Westervelt Ecological Services Operations Team in Auburn, Alabama. This hands-on internship offers a unique opportunity to gain experience in ecological restoration, habitat monitoring, stream geomorphology, ecological assessment, and land management across a variety of conservation and mitigation sites.
Interns will assist with fieldwork including stream, vegetation, and hydrological monitoring, invasive species treatments, prescribed burning, GPS/GIS mapping, data analysis, and the development of technical reports. A housing allowance will be provided for students who are required to relocate for the position.
Summer Internships- Land Management About Westervelt Ecological Services
Westervelt Ecological Services (WES) specializes in the restoration and conservation of wetlands, streams, and habitats for listed species through the development of conservation and mitigation banks. These banks provide environmental mitigation and habitat services to landowners, businesses, government agencies, and land trusts throughout Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. Our mission is to provide enduring ecological solutions for the benefit of our stakeholders and the lands we conserve.
Position OverviewThe Summer Land Management Intern will support the Westervelt Ecological Services Operations Team in Auburn, Alabama. This hands-on internship offers a unique opportunity to gain experience in ecological restoration, habitat monitoring, stream geomorphology, ecological assessment, and land management across a variety of conservation and mitigation sites.
Interns will assist with fieldwork including stream, vegetation, and hydrological monitoring, invasive species treatments, prescribed burning, GPS/GIS mapping, data analysis, and the development of technical reports. A housing allowance will be provided for students who are required to relocate for the position.
Key Responsibilities- Conduct habitat and vegetation monitoring
- Assist with hydrological assessments and wildlife sampling as needed
- Support invasive species control and prescribed burning activities
- Utilize GPS and GIS tools for mapping and data collection
- Analyze field data and contribute to monitoring reports and technical documentation
- Perform baseline assessments of stream conditions, including habitat evaluations and geomorphological measurements
- Collaborate with team members, contractors, and landowners
- Navigate remote locations for fieldwork using GPS and traditional mapping tools
- Basic knowledge of SE…; tree identification skills highly desirable
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work independently and in team settings
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word; statistics coursework preferred; strong data management and organizational skills
- Exposure to River Morph, surveying, and stream ecology preferred
- Valid driver’s license and ability to safely…
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