The BLM offers various internships to help young people gain experience and explore career options. BLM interns may find themselves working in an office or working in remote landscapes. They may work with a crew, building trails or restoring habitat damaged by wildland fire. Internships also offer the chance to conduct research and work alongside BLM resource professionals.
Many BLM offices have long-standing partnerships with youth-serving organizations in their state and local communities. Opportunities to pursue partnerships with the BLM to provide internships and other work and training opportunities for young people are posted regularly on www.grants.gov.
For more information, check with your local BLM office.
Read stories by and about our interns, from high school students and youth crews to current teachers on public lands.
