Employment and Internship Opportunities

Job Classifications

• Conservation Officer - Conservation officers enforce hunting, fishing, trapping and boating laws and regulations and develop water and land resources for the benefit of fish and wildlife in their assigned areas.
  
• Park Manager - Park managers work to enhance, preserve and protect the resources and facilities of their assigned park district and provide recreational activities that are compatible with the resource. They also manage the daily operations and maintenance of a park unit or a collection of park units within a part district, are lead workers, and provide work direction to assigned permanent and seasonal staff, volunteers, and trusties.
  
• Wildlife Biologist - Wildlife/Fisheries biologists are hired to research the habitat, production, distribution and other factors that affect the wildlife and fisheries resources. Higher level positions require either three or four years of management or research experience.
  
• Wildlife Damage Specialist - Wildlife Damage specialists provide assistance in controlling and preventing depredation of livestock or losses of crops, forage, or other property by wildlife. Wildlife Damage Specialists provide educational presentations and demonstrations to promote sport hunting of game species and trapping of furbearers and provide technical assistance to persons requesting help with various wildlife-related problems.

other

• Volunteer Positions
  • at The Outdoor Campus East
  • at The Outdoor Campus West
  • at State Parks