Requirements for this program
Typical duties
What the Wolf Center provides
Summer 2014 Application Deadlines:
Applications accepted after: October 1, 2013
Application deadline: January 31, 2014
CLICK HERE TO FILL OUT THE INTERN APPLICATION!
Please think this through carefully before responding and considering the type of living conditions, the isolation of camp, the type of work that must be performed and the sacrifices that you must personally make to fulfill your commitment. The rewards and growth that we offer through this program will be a once in a lifetime experience that will remain with you forever.
If you are seriously interested and feel you can make this type of commitment, please fill out the questionnaire and application; include a resume, three reference contacts along with a letter of introduction describing your capabilities and willingness to be a participant of this program. Include any specific interests you might have and your reasons for applying to this program.
Thank you,
Wolf Education and Research Center
PO Box 217
Winchester, ID 83555
For more information contact Jeremy at: (208) 924-6960
info@wolfcenter.org
Thank you for your interest in the Wolf Center Internship Program. The intern positions with the Wolf Center are intended to complement an individual's transition from the academic studies to the professional working environment. Our captive wolf pack resides on a three hundred acre site, leased from the Nez Perce Tribe. The facility is located approximately one mile west of the town of Winchester, Idaho. Our visitor center is primarily an educational facility with the focus on wolves, gray wolf reintroduction in Idaho, the culture and history of the Nez Perce Tribe along with other regional environmental and multi specie issues.