The Cultural Preservation Department is pleased to announce internship opportunities focused on projects related to Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK). Interns will be selected to support work in the following areas:

• Forest and land management
• Public outreach
• Aquatics and fisheries
• Native nursery operations
• Cultural education
• Plant propagation

Interns will gain hands-on experience supporting TEK-related initiatives, working closely with department staff, and contributing to projects that support cultural preservation and natural resource stewardship.  Click here for details.