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Internship Human Wildlife Conflict Jobs in Massachusetts

Consensus Building Institute

CBI Internship

Cambridge, MA

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Graduate students in the past have come from public policy, public health, law, natural resources, planning, conflict resolution, and other graduate programs. CBI interns' experiences vary depending ...

Consensus Building Institute

CBI Internship

Cambridge, MA · On-site

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Graduate students in the past have come from public policy, public health, law, natural resources, planning, conflict resolution, and other graduate programs. CBI interns' experiences vary depending ...

Jacob's Pillow Dance

Audience Experience Coordinator

MA · On-site

$800 - $900/wk

Conflict resolution and negotiation skills * Successful completion of a Background Screening ... Working regularly in wooded areas with exposure to native wildlife including, but not limited to ...

Cytel

Senior Director, Real World Evidence

Cambridge, MA · On-site +1

... of human health at Cytel. Responsibilities * Act as senior scientific oversight in RWE projects ... This includes hiring and training staff and developing internship and training programs. * Develop ...

Bridgewell

Clinic Director (Sovner Center)

Danvers, MA · On-site

$95K - $118K/yr

Work with Human Resources and management on employee concerns that arise, determining mentoring ... Maintain an active and long-established internship program. * Oversee overall maintenance of the ...

Bridgewell

Clinic Director (Sovner Center)

Danvers, MA · On-site

$95K - $118K/yr

Work with Human Resources and management on employee concerns that arise, determining mentoring ... Maintain an active and long-established internship program. * Oversee overall maintenance of the ...

Bridgewell

Clinic Director (Sovner Center)

Danvers, MA · On-site

$84.60K - $115.30K/yr

Work with Human Resources and management on employee concerns that arise, determining mentoring ... Maintain an active and long-established internship program. * Oversee overall maintenance of the ...

Bridgewell

Clinic Director (BCS-Lowell)

Lowell, MA · On-site

$86.80K - $100.20K/yr

Work with Human Resources and management on employee concerns that arise, determining mentoring ... Maintain an active and long-established internship program. * Oversee overall maintenance of the ...

WOMENS LUNCH PLACE INC

Day Shelter Manager

Boston, MA · On-site

$78K - $85K/yr

Work with Senior Director of HR and Director of Day Shelter to review and coordinate ongoing ... Proficient in crisis intervention, conflict resolution, and supportive counseling * Strong skills ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Internship Human Wildlife Conflict specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Human Wildlife Conflict internship, you need a background in environmental science, ecology, or related fields, along with strong research and data analysis skills. Familiarity with GIS software, wildlife monitoring tools, and possibly certifications in field safety or animal handling are commonly required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and cultural sensitivity are key soft skills for engaging communities and stakeholders. These skills ensure effective conflict mitigation, data-driven decision-making, and successful collaboration with local populations and conservation teams.

What types of projects or fieldwork can I expect to participate in as an intern focused on Human-Wildlife Conflict?

As an intern in Human-Wildlife Conflict, you will likely assist with field data collection, such as monitoring wildlife movement, documenting conflict incidents, and supporting community outreach programs. You may help implement mitigation strategies like installing deterrents or educational signage, and collaborate with conservationists, local communities, and sometimes government agencies. This role often involves both desk-based research and hands-on activities in rural or protected areas, providing valuable experience in conflict resolution and wildlife conservation.

What are Internship Human Wildlife Conflict positions?

Internship Human Wildlife Conflict positions are roles designed for students or recent graduates interested in learning about and contributing to the management and mitigation of conflicts between humans and wildlife. Interns in this field often work with conservation organizations, research teams, or government agencies to study patterns of conflict, develop strategies to reduce negative interactions, and promote coexistence. Their responsibilities may include fieldwork, data collection, community outreach, and assisting with educational programs. These internships provide valuable hands-on experience in conservation, wildlife biology, and environmental policy. They are ideal for those considering careers in wildlife management, conservation, or environmental science.
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CBI Internship

CBI Internship

Consensus Building Institute

Cambridge, MA

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Part-time

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Job description

Interning at CBI


CBI, since its inception, has been committed to advancing the next generation of public sector
mediators and facilitators. We provide interns with the opportunity to learn about our field,
engage in meaningful work with convenors and stakeholders, and gain valuable experience in a
fast-paced, high-quality, collegial work environment.


We provide one internship per semester and in the summer for highly qualified candidates.
The internship is geared especially toward graduate students, although exceptional
undergraduates may also apply. Graduate students in the past have come from public policy,
public health, law, natural resources, planning, conflict resolution, and other graduate
programs.


CBI interns' experiences vary depending on projects and staff needs during their time, but this
role includes background research for projects, assistance with meeting summaries, logistics
support for in-person and virtual meetings, and a range of other work with junior and senior
staff. CBI interns do not facilitate meetings, they provide support, and this work introduces
them to the field of consensus building and collaboration with seasoned staff and stakeholders.
This is a paid internship, and for the fall and spring semesters, interns will work fifteen hours
(15) per week for fifteen (15) weeks. For the summer term, interns will work half time or full
time, up to twelve (12) weeks. CBI also encourages cost-sharing with academic institutions and
programs.


CBI is committed to growing the field of consensus building. As part of this commitment, we
seek to expand the field in terms of diversity. We thus strongly encourage applications from
candidates with diverse backgrounds, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender,
religion, disability, age, or sexual orientation.


From a Previous Intern at CBI:


"Interning at CBI was a great opportunity to work with and learn from multiple talented
practitioners; go deep into content relevant to specific projects (e.g., offshore wind, affordable
housing, land use planning, and coalition building); and get to know the organization and staff.
It was the perfect hands-on and applied supplement to my graduate studies."


-Abby Fullem, CBI Associate


Requirements


Successful applicants will be those who:

  • Have an interest in the field of public policy, planning, and conflict resolution
  • Have a substantive interest in at least one of the areas in which CBI works (please see
    our Practice Areas)
  • Thrive in an environment of multiple fast-paced projects with multiple staff leads
  • Demonstrate strong communication skills-in writing and in person


CBI prefers interns work out of our office in Cambridge, MA, but other locations may be
possible if an applicant is close to other CBI practitioners-this would include New York,
Washington, D.C., the Denver metro area, and the Bay Area, California.


Deadlines

  • For summer, applications are due by March 15, and you will receive our response by April 15.
  • For fall, applications are due by September 10, andyou will receive our response by September 30 (unless negotiated otherwise).
  • For spring, applications are due by December 1, and you will receive our response by
    December 31.


Application Requirements

  • A cover letter explaining the applicant's interest in CBI and the applicant's areas of
    interest
  • A 1-page CV

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