Wildlife Management Internships are available offering experiences in all aspects of the Facility's environmental management programs. Project includes work with fisheries, vegetation, endangered species, wildlife censuses, trail maintenance and exhibit preparation.

Environmental Education Internships are also available as part of Merrill Creek's year round environmental education programs. Interns will gain experience in teaching a variety of outdoor programs, lesson plan development, curriculum writing, natural history interpretation and exhibit preparation.

In addition, Interns are required to develop and complete an individual project while at Merrill Creek, as well as assist the Naturalist with all aspects of the daily operations of the Visitors Center and Environmental Preserve.

Hours and schedules are flexible to meet the needs of the individual and the Facility.

Stipend sponsored by the Merrill Creek Conservation Sportsmen Association.

For more information contact:
Jane Bullis, Naturalist
Merrill Creek Reservoir
(908) 454-3339 • E-mail

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