As an intern at RES, how will I spend my time?

• Gaining an understanding of the regulatory environment
• Learning the phases of the restoration projects
• Understanding the stream design process
• Performing supervised SWPP Inspections
• Developing stream assessment techniques
• Producing map sets using GIS
• Identifying native and invasive plants
• Performing water sampling
• And more depending on the project and location.

What are the benefits of this internship?

• Gain hands-on experience working in your chosen field.
• Learn from an assigned mentor responsible for your development.
• Hone presentation skills in a program-end summary to executive leadership.
• Work in a highly collaborative team, in the field or office setting, where all team members share an invaluable experience.
• Develop professional relationships that extend beyond the internship.
• Receive monetary compensation – all internships are paid.

Will an internship at RES lead to a full-time position?

We employ around 30% of our interns in entry-level ecology and engineering positions every year.

Do you only employ ecologists and engineers?

We are looking for a wide variety of people, eager to contribute and advance this growing industry! Click the link below to explore all the exciting opportunities currently open.