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CONSERVATION INTERNS AND CONSERVATION FELLOWS

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HOSTING A CONSERVATION INTERN OR FELLOW

[Image Description: Two MCC members are installing a trail structure called a water bar. One member is digging the trench for the log, while the other holds the log and poses for the photo.]


“It’s obvious MCC cares about their interns. I can see that in the additional weekly professional development work they (interns) do and also how supportive the staff is whenever something comes up. We are excited to host two more interns next year!”


Our Conservation Intern and Conservation Fellow programs are made possible through host site partnerships. Host sites gain the assistance of a highly motivated young professional to assist with project implementation and program capacity building. Host site organizations include federal/state agencies, nonprofits, conservation districts, tribal offices, and other community-based conservation organizations based in Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. 

MCC’s Individual Placement Programs cover member recruitment and employer administrative aspects including payroll and worker's comp.  Host sites make the final selection of the member who will serve for a 14 or 20 week term which begins in May. Host Site organizations are required to submit an application to participate in programming, provide a minimum of 10 hours a week of supervision to the member, and meet cost-share requirements. 

Qualified host site organizations in Montana are invited to submit a competitive application to host a Conservation Intern and/or Fellow member using the link above. For questions regarding the program or the application contact Bryan Wilson at bryan@mtcorps.org or 406-587-4475.

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