RMYC: BLM KFO Archaelogy Intern

RMYC: BLM KFO Archaelogy Intern

Internships allow participants to consider or advance careers and education in natural resources. RMYC provides support to all internships while the intern works under the daily supervision of the hosting public lands management agency, or non-profit. Partners include the United States Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, the Colorado Youth Corps Association, and a growing circle of agency and non-profit partners.

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Member Duties :
This position provides the intern with hands-on training in archaeological fieldwork, an introduction to the laws, regulations, and policies that guide cultural resource management at the BLM, and the opportunity to gain professional experience in cultural resource management on public lands. The archaeological intern will serve alongside and be mentored by the Kremmling Field Office (KFO) archaeologist in Kremmling, CO to assist with conducting pedestrian surveys, monitoring previously recorded sites, and recording newly discovered sites.

Additional tasks may include preparing site forms for reports, technical report writing, and GIS used to maintain BLM databases and produce maps for reports, depending on the intern's experience.

Program Benefits :
Housing , Education award upon successful completion of service , Living Allowance , Training , Stipend .

Terms :

Uniforms provided and required , Car recommended .

Service Areas :

Environment .

Skills :

None