Interns spend February through June in virtual professional-development sessions, then work in person July and August collecting urban forest and wetland data alongside Natural Areas Conservancy staff. It's paid through the NYC Summer Youth Employment Program and is open to rising juniors and seniors who attend high school in Queens or Staten Island and live within about an hour of the program sites.
FieldsEnvironmental Science · Ecology · Urban Forestry
EligibilityMust attend high school in Queens or Staten Island, be a rising junior or senior, be at least 16 by July 1, and live within about an hour of program sites.
You submitAttend an info session and apply in January; interviews follow in February.