INTERNSHIPS

Interns' talents are matched with priority projects in the realm of data analysis or marketing/communications related to managing Florida’s marine fisheries resources.

This program provides a window through which to view potential careers, as well as insight into the workings of state government through meaningful work experience. 

One angler selected from the 2017 Earn Your Wings team will acquire an eight-week paid internship with Fenwick at their headquarters in Columbia, S.C.

The Fishing in the Neighborhood (FIN) program partners with local parks and community organizations to bring learn-to-fish opportunities to area residents and visitors from June through August.

Deadline for application is Dec. 20 for these 2015 positions.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute's (FWRI) Marine Mammal Research subsection is looking for an intern to assist with salvage, rescue, research and public outreach at its Jacksonville field lab. Normally, three positions are available each year: one position in the winter from January to April, one in the summer from May to August and one in the fall from September to December.

The intern program at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute provides an opportunity for college students and postgraduates to obtain hands-on experience in fish and wildlife sciences and related fields.

The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation's Brad Rowse Internship Program has an internship position available for the fall 2012 (September-December). Interns have the opportunity to learn the importance of the public policy process on hunting, fishing and conservation issues and learn about federal and state legislative initiatives that impact sportsmen and fish and wildlife conservation.