Interns monitor and manage endangered piping plovers and least terns on beaches in southern Maine under the supervision of the Seasonal Biologists and Outreach Coordinator. Duties include: locating nests, erecting fencing, tracking nest success and fledglings, monitoring predation, and conducting public outreach programs. Internship is a volunteer position, though we will offer a small stipend to help offset expenses. Interns will develop skills in field biology, public outreach and education, and working as part of an endangered species recovery team.

The successful applicant will:

have experience working with birds,
have excellent observation skills,
be a diplomatic communicator,
be an enthusiastic educator willing and able to engage the public and
be in excellent physical condition
Position is for approximately 10 weeks during May, June and July.

Status: Applications reviewed starting late February/Search done when positions filled.

To Apply: E-mail cover letter, resume and three references to conserve@maineaudubon.org