Are you passionate about conservation? Are you interested in becoming a steward for the land practicing the best cultural practices that lead to a healthier environment? If this describes you, and you’re looking for an amazing engaging opportunity, consider applying for that national Captial Region Office of the Appalachian Conservation Corps Invasive Plant Management Individual Placement!
https://jobs.silkroad.com/ConservationLegacy/Careers/jobs/3771
Are you still looking for your summer internship or not quite sure of your options? Well the Architect of the Capitol, located in the heart of Washington D.C., is looking for a summer intern for their gardens! If you’re interested in enriching your skills or working in public service then this opportunity is for you! Several NOVA Horticulture Alumni have interned for this historic institution, and gone on to work full-time there!
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/689114400
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Looking for an internship to help you enter the exciting world of native plant conservation? Well if you are, I have the opportunity for TWO of you! Earth Sangha an amazing local business focused on the production and conservation of native plants has 2 positions available for their 2023 Full-Season Native Plant Conservation Internship.
Several NVCC Hort Alumni and Students have worked for and with Earth Sangha, and they can tell you firsthand what an amazing opportunity this is! If you’re interested in applying, please email a CV and optional cover letter to Matt Bright at mbright@earthsangha.org.
https://www.earthsangha.org/staff
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Here’s another internship opportunity for everyone whos still looking for their HRT 297 Cooperative Internship requirement! Yellowstone Landscape, a nationwide company, is looking for interns for its 12-week, paid rotational program which allows students time in the field to develop their technical skills while also allowing them to learn the management side of our business. Interns will be paired with a seasoned manager to learn different ways to manage crews and properties as well as communicate with clients. Interns are required to complete an independent project which allows them the opportunity to develop, plan and implement a full-scale project.
With locations throughout the US and several in Virginia, this could be for you if you’re looking for an experience close to home or your next educational institution. This summer Yellowstone Landscape hosted 19 Interns across the country at multiple locations. While each Intern experienced different areas of the landscape and turf industry all finished with a solid understanding of the industry as a whole and their potential career path. Check out blog posts written by their 2022 interns to get a sense of the experience. More information about their internship program can be found here.
