![]() NPS Staff Photo Join the Team!The National Park Service has been dedicated to the preservation and protection of our nation's outstanding natural, cultural, historical, and recreational areas since its establishment in 1916. The management of these areas requires a dedicated work force that is hired through various methods. This information will help you get started on your career with the National Park Service. Groups of occupations are as follows:
InternshipsChattahoochee River National Recreation Area is hiring paid interns to support public programming, environmental education, and volunteerism in the park.Positions range from 17 to 48 weeks and offer a living stipend, park housing, and Public Lands Corps federal hiring eligibility (after 640 hrs). Positions include professional development and networking activities, training opportunities, and lots of time in the great outdoors. These are a great pathway into a career with the National Park Service or other public agencies. Learn more and apply: Resource Education Internship - Environmental Education Fish and Feathers Internship - Fishing, Birding, Outdoor Recreation, Education Community Volunteer Ambassador - Assist Volunteers-in-Parks Program Current Job Opportunities![]() Student Conservation AssociationThe Student Conservation Association (SCA) offers positions in many park areas. While not a salaried position, you will receive compensation in the form of a stipend, moving expenses or mileage reimbursement and a monetary award which can be used for paying off old school loans or paying for additional classes. To learn more, visit the Student Conservation Association's website, or call (603) 543-1700. Current Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteers at Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area provide important support by contributing to Education programs or to park operations and resource stewardship with Trail Maintenance, Clean-Ups, Facilities Maintenance, Resource Monitoring, or other areas.Email us at chat_volunteers@nps.gov to find out more about current opportunities and get involved.
To view more NPS volunteer opportunities, go to www.nps.gov/volunteer or www.volunteer.gov. |
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Last updated: January 22, 2025