Position Description
Located in Lower Fort Mason, the Museum’s J. Porter Shaw Library houses one of the West Coast’s most significant maritime collections. Individuals are sought to assist in all aspects of library operations, from registering the public and directing their inquiries, shelving, filing, and data entry, to indexing, cataloging, research, and much, much more.

Position Description
Help out in the fast paced world of the Volunteer Office. Full and part-time internships available. Must be personable, flexible, organized, and fun! Some computer skills and an interest in maritime heritage essential. Learn about volunteer management and program development. Work involves a plethora of tasks from data entry and accounting, to writing, recruiting, interviewing, and helping throw work parties, pizza parties, recognition parties, and everything (expected and unexpected) in between. Work for and with every department in the Park and supporting Association. It’s good training, and good fun.

Position Description
Volunteers needed to perform seasonal indoor and outdoor work. Indoor work includes: assisting in visitor center, performing clerical and administrative duties, and working with computers and other technical equipment. Outdoor work includes: assisting in landscape, trail, and facility maintenance, conducting biological surveys and studies such as bird banding counts, and monitoring, assisting in hunter check stations, leading tours and providing information and interpretation to the visiting public, assisting in habitat modification projects, such as developing freshwater impoundments and reforestation, and photographing a variety of natural and cultural resources.

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POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Vegetation Assistants help the park botanist with a variety of vegetation related tasks to include fieldwork and/or office work.

OFFICE DUTIES may include data entry, outreach efforts, GIS work.

FIELD DUTIES may include assisting with removal of non-native plants, monitoring vegetation associated with habitat restoration efforts, seed collection, mapping of plant populations and more.

LOCATION DESCRIPTION:

Pinnacles National Monument is centrally located within California’s natural wonders. Hours from the San Francisco Bay Area, Monterey Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Yosemite National park and more. Rising out of the chaparral-covered Gabilan Mountains, east of central California's Salinas Valley, are the spectacular remains of an ancient volcano. Massive monoliths, spires, sheer-walled canyons and talus passages define millions of years of erosion, faulting and tectonic plate movement. Within the monument's boundaries lie 26,000 acres of diverse wildlands. For more details on the park, please visit our website (www.nps.gov/pinn)

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS DESIRED/ REQUIREMENTS

·Friendly, courteous, reliable.

·Ability to work independently.

·Desire and ability to work outdoors, at times in inclement weather and terrain as well as sometimes exert strenuous physical activity while walking.

·You will be required to wear an official National Park Service Volunteer uniform that will be provided to you.

·Willingness to learn about the vast resources in our National Parks

·Knowledge of California flora, and/or willingness to learn.

SCHEDULED HOURS/TIME COMMITMENT: Minimum commitment of 4 hours a day 4 times a month. Some flexibility possible, however reliability is necessary

BENEFITS

·Training in NPS staff procedures and policies and knowledge of resources.

·Opportunities to enjoy the scenery, wildlife and cultural resources of this spectacular park.

·Resume building, through work experience with the National Park Service.

·Meet fellow volunteers at trainings and social events.

Please contact Pinnacles National Monument to join the NPS team. Contact us at pinn_volunteer@nps.gov and 831-389-4486 ext. 242. For more details or to learn about all the current openings go to http://www.nps.gov/pinn/supportyourpark/volunteer.htm

Position Description
POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Wildlife Assistants help wildlife biologists with a variety of wildlife related tasks to include fieldwork and/or office work including the Condor Recovery Program.

OFFICE DUTIES may include data entry of wildlife observation cards; document condor behavior from remote video camera footage; research non-lead ammunition issue; develop resource education products

FIELD DUTIES may include assisting with invertebrate and vertebrate surveys; monitoring for pig activity within the pig exclosure if a breech in the fence is suspected; assisting in maintaining a pig free exclosure through assisting NPS staff in fence maintenance (brushing, erosion control); tracking condors using radio telemetry; assisting with condor feeding through carcass placements and more.

LOCATION DESCRIPTION:

Pinnacles National Monument is centrally located within California’s natural wonders. Hours from the San Francisco Bay Area, Monterey Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Yosemite National park and more. Rising out of the chaparral-covered Gabilan Mountains, east of central California's Salinas Valley, are the spectacular remains of an ancient volcano. Massive monoliths, spires, sheer-walled canyons and talus passages define millions of years of erosion, faulting and tectonic plate movement. Within the monument's boundaries lie 26,000 acres of diverse wildlands. For more details on the park, please visit our website (www.nps.gov/pinn)

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS DESIRED/ REQUIREMENTS

·Friendly, courteous, reliable.

·Ability to work independently.

·For fieldwork: Desire and ability to work outdoors, at times in inclement weather and terrain as well as sometimes exert strenuous physical activity while walking.

·You will be required to wear an official National Park Service Volunteer uniform that will be provided to you.

SCHEDULED HOURS/TIME COMMITMENT:

Minimum commitment of 4 hours a day 4 times a month. Some flexibility possible, however reliability is necessary

BENEFITS

·Training in NPS staff procedures and policies and knowledge of resources.

·Opportunities to enjoy the scenery, wildlife and cultural resources of this spectacular park.

·Resume building, through work experience with the National Park Service.

·Meet fellow volunteers at trainings and social events.

Please contact Pinnacles National Monument to join the NPS team. Contact us at pinn_volunteer@nps.gov and 831-389-4486 ext. 242. For more details or to learn about all the current openings go to http://www.nps.gov/pinn/supportyourpark/volunteer.htm

Position Description
Located near the north entrance of San Francisco Bay, the Point Bonita Lighthouse sits 140’ above the Pacific Ocean at the end of a dramatic one-half mile trail. Since 1855, the Point Bonita Lighthouse has aided ships through the treacherous waters of the Golden Gate. Through a cooperative agreement with the United States Coast Guard, National Park Service volunteers provide public access to the lighthouse. The Point Bonita volunteer and internship program is administered by the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) at the Marin Headlands. Activities of the Point Bonita Intern involve interpretation (public speaking), visitor services, administrative assistance, and resource management and protection.

The Intern will wear the approved National Park Service volunteer uniform and be required to operate U.S. government vehicles. Shared government housing is sometimes available with this internship.

Description of Duties Intern serves as Assistant Volunteer Manager for approximately 75 part-time lighthouse and park volunteers. Intern delivers afternoon and evening lighthouse interpretive programs, schedules volunteers for operating hours, and facilitates volunteer trainings and appreciation events. Intern also staffs the Marin Headlands Visitor Center several times weekly and assists Park Rangers with park operational functions.

Responsibilities

• Leads programs on the natural and cultural (man-made) resources of Point Bonita for the general public and school groups.
• Schedules volunteers to assist on lighthouse public days and special tours, and at the visitor center.
• Plans and implements volunteer trainings and appreciation events.
• Staffs the Main Headlands Visitor Center, answering phones, assisting public inquiries, taking campground reservations, issuing permits, and assisting operation of the retail outlet.
• Assists staff with operational and administrative duties including errands, photocopying, exhibit maintenance and repair, brochure management, and interpretive projects.
• Assists with public and resource safety projects.

Benefits

• Personal enrichment and experience working in a National Park and lighthouse setting.
• Experience communicating with people of diverse cultures.
• Training in first aid, CPR, and public speaking.
• Out of pocket expenses
• Shared dormitory-style accommodations (at no cost & when available) within the park, ¾ to 1.5 miles from the work location and five miles from the nearest services (Sausalito).

Goal The main goal of the internship is to provide resource information to the public in a courteous manner while protecting the natural and cultural (man-made) site resources, such that visitors to the park and the lighthouse have a safe, informative, and enjoyable experience.

Knowledge/Skills Desired:

• Excellent oral communication skills.
• Desire to impart resource and safety knowledge to the public.
• Good physical condition to be able to work outdoors for four hour periods in sometimes inclement weather (fog, wind & light rain), and walk a steep ½ mile trail.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, occasionally under duress
• Valid driver’s license required.
• Knowledge of lighthouses, maritime navigational aids and local history helpful.

Position Description
Have a Wild Time!!! Volunteer as a Resident Volunteer at the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge! The diverse programs on this refuge utilize volunteers of all ages and abilities.Accommodations:Brand new.... two RV sites with full hook-ups. Washer and dryer available at the intern house just a few feet away. Internet and telephone access available after hours. These sites offer solitude and quiet with a beautiful view of Lily Lake.Requirements: - 24 hours per week per person (assuming 2 people) in exchange for campsite.- flexibility- a positive attitude

Position Description
General volunteer duties to help with some non-sensitive documents. Shredding, running copies, work with FWS personnel in assisting with outreach programs, Other needs when determined.

Assist in the manning of the Fish and Wildlife booth located at the Kentucky State Fair during the month of August.

Position Description
Volunteers are needed to perform entrance fee collection, visitor center and store operations, and to provide orientation, information, and informal interpretation to park visitors. All of these tasks are essential to providing quality customer service to the public. Experience in cash register operation and handling of funds is required. If you have no experience, a willingness to learn is alright.

RVers are asked to provide the park 32 hours of service per week in exchange for a full hook-up pad and laundry facility. Local volunteers can serve on an as-desired basis. Fort Pulaski is one of the most scenic parks in the southeastern U.S. You will find a tour of service here both rewarding and fun!

Position Description
Fort Pulaski National Monument is a wonderfully scenic park, located on Cockspur Island at the mouth of the Savannah River. Primary duties consist of entrance fee collection, visitor center operation, providing information and orientation, and "living" history (including cannon crew and musket demonstration). Many volunteers enjoy working in the Eastern National Parks & Monuments Association bookstore and doing maintenance and trail work.

The park has multiple RV pads, complete with electricity, sewage, water, and a free community laundry room. Free telephone and internet access are also provided.

Typically, each individual volunteer puts in 32 hours of service per week, with couples having their "off" days together in order to explore the hisorical and culturally rich local area.

Position Description
Assist in staffing the Visitor Center information desk, orient visitors to the Park, introduce the park movie and collect fees. Inform visitors on the park history and resources. Works on other projects as assigned.Volunteer will work closely with Park Rangers in the division of Interpretation.

Position Description
Volunteers needed to perform seasonal indoor and outdoor work. Indoor work includes assisting with data input, performing clerical and administrative duties, and working with computers and other technical equipment. Outdoor work includes herbicide spraying and hand-pulling of non-native plants, and debris and litter clean-up on remote islands. No housing or RV hookups available except at the Panther Refuge.

Please include the size of your camper, if applicable.

Position Description
The Florida Panther and Ten Thousands Islands National Wildlife Refuge's need assistance with adminstrative duties at least 2 or more days per week at the headquarters office. The individual would assist with answering phones, filing, typing, data input, etc. The office is located adjacent to I-75, in south Naples, within a Comfort Inn motel. The volunteer would be working with wildlife biologist, fire management staff, refuge managers, and administrative staff. One bonus of this position is the opportunity to get to go out on the both refuges to occasionally assist with field work.

Please include camper size, if applicable. Unfortunately our facilities limit camper size to less than 31 feet.

Position Description
Visitor Center Attendant

Supervisor:Sarah Inouye-Leas, Park Ranger

Overview:Greet and interact with the public

Duties:Greet the public and provide basic refuge informationPromote upcoming Refuge events & activitiesSell bookshop itemsRestock inventory and Refuge brochuresAnswer Visitor Center telephone Answer visitor questionsOperate computerize cash registerData entry into Booklog softwareInteract with other special groups/work groups in building

Qualifications:Excellent communication skillsSelf starterFamiliar with computers Customer service skillsBasic math skills for handling cashInterest in books, especially of wildlife and environmentEnjoy working with the public and other peopleAbility to work independently

Training for Job:Front Desk operations trainingOn-the-job trainingComplete annual IT security training

Hazards:May be some light lifting and bending when stocking shelves

Note:Position may include other duties as assigned or special events as volunteer wishes. There may be cross over between positions if you would like to participate in other program areas.

Position Description
The Office of Lands, Resources and Planning would very much appreciate the ongoing assistance of an individual willing to research, organize, and enter into a data base, information pertaining to a large number of Special Park Use permits, including those for utility Right of Ways. Attention to detail and basic computer skills with software programs such as Microsoft Excel or Access are essential. We would welcome someone who is willing to dedicate themselves to this project at least four hours per week, with eight or more hours weekly being preferable.

While the majority of work will be within an office environment, there may be opportunites to accompany staff to field locations to view various projects.

The National Capital Regional office is located on scenic Hains Point in East Potomac Park, just southeast of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. The building is relatively modern and houses a cafeteria which serves breakfast and lunch.

This is an outstanding opportunity for an individual to gain insight into various permitting procedures while making a significant and much-needed contribution.

We thank you for your consideration.

Position Description
Volunteer will serve as a refuge volunteer. Typical, but not all inclusive, duties may include the following:

Biology •Flea Beetle Collection•Purple Loosestrife Beetle Collection•Bird Surveys – Waterfowl, Bittern – Rail Surveys, Black Terns, Woodcock, etc.•Other biological Surveys – frog and toad, reptiles & amphibians, Invertebrates, and others •Invasive Species Removal•Habitat Surveys – Grassland, Aquatic Veg, other •Photo Points

Public Use and Visitor Programs to assist with:•Assisting visitors on the observation deck •Assist in the Refuge Office/Visitor Center•Bird Festival and other special refuge events•Girl and Boy Scout Programs•Disabled Waterfowl Hunt•Interpretive Programs – Bird walks, nature hikes•Stocking brochure boxes

Maintenance opportunities:•Refuge Office Cleaning•Weeding, Mowing & Trimming•General painting

Administrative/clerical opportunities:•Mailings•Filing•Organize historic maps and label•Assist with small lot sale

Other Volunteer Opportunities:•Assist refuge staff in providing support during prescribed burn activities•Assist with maintenance and construction work, such as fencing, boundary posting, painting, mowing & trimming, building maintenance such as cleaning, and vehicle maintenance. Assisting with water control structures, and a variety of other maintenance related duties•May be required to operate passenger, light trucks, and riding mowers– including those with mowing decks, gators, and hand trimming equipment.•Complete routine biological surveys and censuses of a variety of wildlife and/or waterfowl species, and record data, and may utilize GPS equipment and become familiar with GIS mapping software.•Assist in collecting and recording habitat conditions – water level reading, aquatic plant production.•Assist in the banding of waterfowl when required.•Assist with control and removal of invasive species and other duties associated with invasive species control – such as monitoring, collection and release of biological control agents such as beetles on leafy spurge and purple loosestrife.•Assist the area of public use, which may include answering visitor questions, roving public use areas to contact visitors, conduct interpretive programs, and assist with brochures, signs, and special events, and volunteer coordination.•May assist with all other facets of refuge operations

Position Description
Visitation at the Refuge Visitor Center is low, approximately 200 people per month, since most of the area is closed to the public.Volunteer duties include:General visitor center assistance.Greet visitors.Answer phone.Drive to town to get the mail.Copying and filing.Take reservations for interpretive tours.Maintain brochure racks and bulletin boards.Light cleaning duties:empty trash, vacuum, dust, mop, clean bathrooms.

Position Description
Are you interested in Birds and/or Climate Change?North American Bird Phenology ProgramPatuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, MD. Volunteer Opportunities!The BPP is the oldest bird monitoring program in the country, currently housing six million records and spanning 120 years. The records document bird migration arrival and departure times from around North America. This is an unparalleled and untapped resource which will help us to understand the scale of global climate change and how it is affecting bird populations across the country.The original records were retrieved from long-term storage are now being scanned into pdf files and in the coming weeks, our website will allow participants nationwide to contribute to building a database from those files. However, the BPP relies solely on volunteers to both scan cards at the BPP office and to convert those files to our online database on our website. Scanning is a very simple, but time consuming process and we need volunteers to come to the BPP office and run migration cards through our automatic scanners.Volunteers of all ages and background are welcome!Please visit our website, www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bpp/, or Contact Jessica Zelt at (301) 497-5745 to become a volunteer.

Position Description

We need your help at the Gladie Cultural-Environmental Learning Center in the picturesque Red River Gorge Geologic Area of the Daniel Boone National Forest near Slade, Kentucky to staff the Learning Center Information Desk. This area is a favorite destination for rock climbers, hikers, nature enthusiasts and scenic viewers of all ages.

Duties include:

• Greeting the public, in a polite and positive manner

• Answering questions and providing accurate information about recreation opportunities

• Answering the phone, and providing accurate and professional information.

• Light cleaning of restroom and Center

• Ensuring brochure rack is fully stocked with brochures

• Assisting with education and interpretation programs

This is a wonderful opportunity to visit and live in one of the most unique areas of the Daniel Boone National Forest. The Red River Gorge is known for its abundant natural stone arches, unusual rock formations, and spectacular sandstone cliffs. It is home to White-haired Goldenrod, a plant which grows nowhere else in the world. Birds, deer, foxes and other animals can be seen regularly in the area. We can provide a campsite with electric, water and sewer hook or a one-bedroom apartment.

Skills Needed:

• Flexible and positive attitude

• Must like people

• Willingness to do a variety of jobs, cleaning restrooms, sweeping, etc.

• Organizational skills

• Basic map reading

Required work hours: 24 per week and will include weekends. 2 positions available

Start date July 1, 2008 - end date November 1, 2008

Position Description
Description of Duties The Presidio of San Francisco was a military post for over 200 years under the flags of three countries, Spain, Mexico and the United States. The Presidio not only has a rich military history, but it also has a Native American heritage and is a refuge for many locally to globally threatened species. As an intern, you will be developing and producing audio and video content for web pages and other digital distribution that interprets the cultural and natural significance of the Presidio. You also may be creating brochures and exhibits as needed.

Responsibilities/ Duties

• Research the cultural and natural history of the Presidio
• Write interpretive script and other content on the Presidio
• Create interpretive audio or video content for the internet
• Mix and edit audio and video and package for web release
• Prepare and conduct narration and audio interviews for digital media
• Create interpretive web pages about the Presidio using a content management system
• Create graphics using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
• Layout publications using desktop publishing software
• Assist with office work and special duties as assigned

Knowledge/Skills Desired

• Ability to write effectively for the general public
• Ability to conduct historical and photographic research
• Ability to work with audio and video editing programs
• Ability to work with web design programs
• Ability to use graphical and desktop publishing programs
• Good knowledge of computers and web publishing
• Experience with creating audio or video content for the internet
• Knowledge of Macromedia Flash and Java Programming
• Strong interest in natural and/or cultural history
• Highly motivated and detail oriented
• Knowledge of the NPS and San Francisco area

Schedule: Working hours are 9-5, 5 days a week.

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Position Description
Mount Rainier National Park works with a wide variety of volunteers, including meadow rovers, campground hosts, meadow restoration assistants, greenhouse assistants, trail crews, research librarians, and nordic ski patrollers. Time commitments range from one day to full-time. Visit the park's volunteer program website or contact the volunteer program manager for details.

Mount Rainier National Park receives far more volunteer applications than we have full-time volunteer positions. If possible, please apply for a specific volunteer announcement that you are interested in. General volunteer applications are welcome, but will only be considered if a need arises that matches your qualifications and interests.

The vast majority of our volunteer work occurs between the months of June and September. Housing is limited, and international volunteers must meet special requirements. Depending on the position, a background check may be required.

Mount Rainier also hires several volunteers each summer through internship programs such as the Student Conservation Association.

If you are interested in future volunteer opportunities, please contact our Volunteer Program Manager, Kevin Bacher, and ask to be added to the program's mailing list. Thank you for your interest in helping with park stewardship!

Position Description

IMMEDIATE OPENING!

The position is located at the Alan Bible Visitor Center.The primary duty is to provide accurate information to park visitors about the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and recreational activities in and around the area. Volunteers will distribute written information to walk-in visitors; provide verbal and written information to phone inquires as well as answering mail requests.

Secondary duties include: Open and/or close Visitor Center; operate a cash register for the Park Association; perform periodic bookstore inventory; collect and record visitor use statistics throughout the day; other duties as assigned. Physical activities may include lifting or carrying boxes (25 lbs.) and standing for long periods of time.You may also be required to drive a government vehicle.

As A National Park Service Volunteer, you will be asked to participate in an initial orientation period prior to beginning your duties, as well as other training opportunities as they occur. This will include becoming familiar with the layout of the building and surrounding gardens and trails, learning about the mission of the National Park Service and Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the operation of the information desk, as well as completing sales transactions and the use of a cash register. Some voluntary reading and research will be necessary in order to become knowledgeable in the many aspects of visitor services at Lake Mead. Our volunteers enjoy meeting people from all parts of the world and find a great satisfaction in providing helpful, friendly information that makes a visitor’s experience enjoyable.

A background check may be required for this position.

You must be self-motivated; have good communication and interpersonal skills; willingness to learn; ability to answer phones in a professional manner; comfortable in operating cash register; ability to interact positively with a diverse group of visitors; a willingness to work independently within prescribed parameters; and an appreciation of the concept of teamwork. Computer skills are desirable.

Volunteer must be atleast 18 years old. All volunteers are required to wear an official National Park Service Volunteer uniform shirt with name tags, which will be provided.

Position Description

Duties
Volunteers help with library reference needs, contact staff/public about research, conduct library/file research, fill copy orders, shelve materials, perform housekeeping/administrative tasks, identify specimens and update records, and conduct oral history interviews.

Volunteers need to be able to carefully handle historic photos, documents and artifacts in the collections and to follow all rules and protocols involved in the security of specific areas and objects in the collections.

Knowledge of digital scanning and file management, web page updating, data entry and digital photography is helpful. Knowledge in the area of botany, geology, and palentology is needed for identification of specimens and updating collection records.

Training
On-the-job training

Group Type
Individuals and groups of 2 are encouraged to apply.

Minimum Age
College student or graduate

Program Availability
The program is available throughout the year, Monday through Friday, hours by arrangement. Volunteers are asked to volunteer one day per week.

Position Description
The Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge is looking for volunteers interested in working for one of the friendliest refuges in the country! We need help running a large Visitor Center, maintaining trails, leading canoe trips on the Rio Grande and much more! For 24 hours per couple or 32 hours per single volunteer, the refuge provides an RV pad, full hook-up, utilities, propane, washer/dryer and a large community room, all on beautiful refuge property. A minimum three month commitment is required. Great winter weather, the nearby Gulf of Mexico and a low cost of living make this area a favorite for volunteers. Applications for the winter/fall season are accepted through April.

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INTERNSHIPS AT ASSATEAGUE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE The Natural Resource Management Division of Assateague Island National Seashore is seeking applicants for an internship opportunity in aquatic resources for the Fall 2007. POSITION DATES AND DESCRIPTION AQUATIC RESOURCES FALL INTERN: Sept 4th-Nov 16th (12 weeks)Intern will assist staff in estuarine water quality monitoring, beach water quality monitoring, macro-algae and fisheries surveys, tide gauges maintenance, atmospheric and weather resources monitoring programs, terrestrial vegetation studies and various other natural resource management activities. Applicant will gain experience working in a National Park, using water quality analytical instruments, and acquiring valuable hands-on experience conducting natural resource management field studies. Applicants with skills and interests in estuarine, marine, vegetation, wildlife, geophysical, biological and environmental sciences are encouraged to apply.Interns are paid $120 biweekly and free on-site housing is provided.AREA INFORMATIONAssateague Island National Seashore, managed by the National Park Service, is an Atlantic coast barrier island and shallow water estuary habitat. Located in northeastern Maryland, near the seaside resort of Ocean City, MD, Assateague Island is famous for its wild ponies and 37 miles of white, sandy beaches. Numerous outdoor recreational opportunities are available in the area including: fishing, crabbing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, biking, camping and bird watching. The Natural Resource Management Division inventories, monitors, and manages biological, geological, and cultural resources and employs specialists in wildlife, vegetation, water quality, geographic information systems, and geophysical sciences. Working conditions vary according to season, but may include exposure to cold water, wind, waves, intense sun, heat, humidity, biting insects and poison ivy. Applicants should feel comfortable working in and on the water and from boats. Operation of two and four-wheel drive vehicles is required, so applicants must possess a valid state driver's license.Position dates are 12 weeks long, working 40 hours per week, generally Monday-Friday. Within reason, lengths and dates of placement can be adjusted to fit applicants' needs. Groceries, general shopping, medical facilities and other amenities are located within 7 miles of the Park. A car is recommended for transportation, but a bicycle may be adequate for some.Modern, furnished housing is provided free of charge and located close to Park headquarters and the beach. Applicants will most likely share a room (same sex) and share living areas. Amenities include: full kitchen, microwaves, pots, pans, plates, utensils, and air conditioning, free washer/dryers and local phone calls. Other housing amenities include screened-in porches, a volleyball court, bbq grills and a well-equipped fitness room. Smoking is prohibited inside housing, and pets are not allowed. HOW TO APPLY:Send a cover letter stating your interest and the specific position you are applying to.Send a resume documenting your work experience, education, skills, interests and other pertinent information.Send a copy of your most recent college transcript (unofficial). Also a list of additional courses you will have completed by the start of the internship that do not appear on your transcript.Send EITHER 2 letters of recommendation from references that know you well in a work or educational situation, OR the names and phone numbers of 3 references.Include addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers where you can be reached and dates you will be available at different addresses (home and school). Positions are usually filled 6 to 8 weeks prior to the start date, so send your application materials as soon as possible. Applicant must make arrangements with their academic institution to obtain college credit.The selection process for this internship is very competitive so get your application materials in as soon as possible.Application deadline: Aug. 30th 2007. SEND MATERIALS TO: Assateague Island National Seashore Attn: Brian Sturgis 7206 National Seashore Lane Berlin, Maryland 21811Phone number: 410.641.1443 ext. 250 Email address: brian_sturgis@nps.gov