This position supports efforts to protect and restore the Northwoods’ woods and waters. As an Aquatic Ecology Technician, you will conduct aquatic health assessments, lead aquatic invasive species (AIS) surveys and removal, carry out Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) surveys, assist with land restoration, participate in community events to educate the public on conservation practices, and design and implement a personal project that advances your skills while contributing to the organization’s mission.

This position supports efforts to protect and restore the Northwoods’ woods and waters. As a Terrestrial Ecology Technician, you will conduct ecological restoration and habitat management, support native plant community projects and discovery gardens, assist with trail maintenance, participate in community outreach and educational programming, and design and implement a personal project that advances your skills while contributing to the organization’s mission.

This position supports efforts to protect and restore the Northwoods’ woods and waters. As a Conservation Technician, you will conduct aquatic invasive species (AIS) surveys and removal, collect aquatic health assessments, assist with land restoration, carry out Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) surveys, participate in community events to educate the public on conservation practices, and design and implement a personal project that advances your skills while contributing to the organization’s mission.

This position is responsible for creating a welcoming and engaging experience for visitors while supporting the center's daily operations. As a Nature Center Assistant, duties include greeting visitors, coordinating volunteers, managing social media content, maintaining visitor records, and overseeing gift store operations. It is an opportunity to contribute to environmental education and conservation efforts in a dynamic and collaborative setting. This position includes the opportunity to work alongside our program teams to host programs, complete fieldwork, and work with school-aged children for a variety of programs.

This position is responsible for creating a welcoming and engaging experience for visitors at the NFHE. As the NFHE intern, duties include greeting visitors, answering basic visitor questions, coordinating volunteers, managing social media content, and maintaining visitor records. It is an opportunity to help us collect, preserve and share the history of the area’s forests in a dynamic and collaborative setting. This position includes the opportunity to work alongside our program teams to host programs, complete fieldwork, and work with school-aged children for a variety of programs.