The Campaign for America’s Wilderness’ Wilderness Advocacy Internship program provides participants with hands-on experience with an organization working to protect our natural heritage. Participants will learn the skills needed to become an effective advocate for the conservation of our last wild places, gain a greater understanding of federal wilderness policy, assist a network of local grassroots wilderness organizations, and be part of a dedicated team working to further the protection of our wild public lands.
Wilderness Jobs
Protecting our public lands as wilderness is a team effort that depends on many individuals and organizations who believe it’s important that we leave some of our best wild lands as they are today for future generations to enjoy. It’s a huge responsibility, but it’s immensely fulfilling, and an awful lot of fun.
Working at the Campaign for America’s Wilderness is about meeting and working with people from all across the country and every walk of life, people with amazing life experiences, or plans to live amazing lives, each contributing their own special skills and abilities, and all having one thing in common—a shared enthusiasm for protecting America’s wild public lands.
The following positions are currently open:
Wilderness Communications/Advocacy Internship - Washington, DC
August 18th, 2008The Campaign for America's Wilderness is seeking a Communications and Advocacy Intern. This internship will provide the participant with hands-on experience in an organization working to protect our natural heritage.
