Bureau of Land Management Internship Placement
ABPA Institute's Partnership With The Bureau of Land Management
A key focus of the DHA-RAI Program is supporting the full participation of individuals traditionally underserved in federal career fields:
· Black and African American, Latino/Latina/Latinx, Indigenous and Native American, Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Asian American, and Arab American
· Students from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs)
· Persons with disabilities
· Veterans of the U.S. armed forces
· Persons who live in rural areas
· Persons adversely affected by systemic issues and accessibility
Salary: $6,600.00. Housing is provided. Relocation travel expense is covered.
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Federal Resume
References
One of each type: professional, educational, and personal. Provide the full name, e-mail address and phone number for each reference. Mailing and physical addresses are not needed.
A copy of your unofficial transcripts
Unofficial transcripts should be from your current or most recent degree program. Official transcripts are not needed to apply.
In 2022, there were over 60 positions listed by the BLM looking for students with diverse backgrounds ranging from Archeology to Business Administration. A brief overview of the range of states and positions are:
Arizona: Outdoor Recreation Planner, GIS Specialist, Natural Resources Management and Biological Science Series, Archaeologist, Outdoor Recreation Planner
California: Archaeologist, Biological Intern, Biological Science Technician, Wildlife Biology Intern, Bio Science Tech
Colorado: Planning Intern, Mining Engineer, Planning & Environmental Analyst, Realty Specialist, Natural Resource Specialist/Hydrologist/Aquatic Ecologist, Administration & Office Support, Biological Technician, Student Trainee/Clerk & Assistant, Physical Scientist/Biological Science, Outdoor Recreation Planner, GIS Specialist, Contract Specialist
Washington: Physical Scientist
Wyoming: Cartographic Technician, Botanist, Range Technician, Wildlife Biology Intern, Surface Compliance Technician
Colorado/ Utah: Natural Resource Management/Ecologist/Hydrologist
Washington: Physical Scientist
Ohio: Physical Scientist
Oregon: Outdoor Recreation Planner
Utah: Natural Resource Specialist/Wildlife Biologist/Hydrologist, Archaeology/Anthropology, Park Ranger (Bears Ears Interpretation Designer), Lands and Reality Intern
Virginia: Archeological Technician, Public Affairs Specialist
Idaho: Physical Science Technician, Project Manager Intern, Outdoor Recreation Planner, Natural Resource Specialist/Wildlife-habitat biologist
Montana: Geologist/Physical Scientist, Park Ranger, Outdoor Recreation Planner, Natural Resource Management
Nevada: Rangeland Management Specialist, Archaeological Technician, Park Ranger
New Mexico: GIS Specialist, Natural Resource Specialist, Planning & Environmental Analyst, Rangeland Management Specialist, Geologist/Petroleum Engineer, Natural Resource Specialist, Land Law Examiner
Majors:
Accounting, Agriculture, Agroscience, Anthropology, Archaeology, Biological Sciences, Biology, Botany, Business, Business Administration, Cartography, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Communications, Computer Science, Conservation, Cultural Resource Management, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Economics, Education Specialist, Environmental Policy & Mngmt, Environmental Science, Finance, Geographic Info Sciences, Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Geology, Geophysics, Graphic Design, History, Human Resources, Hydrology, Landscape Architecture, Law, Mechanical Engineering, Mining, Mining Engineering, Natural Resource Management, Ornithology, Outdoor Recreation, Petroleum Engineering, Physical Science, Plant and Soil Science, Public Policy, Rangeland Ecology, Rangeland Management, Real Estate, Recreation, Science, Social Science, Socioeconomics, Soils, Tourism, Web Design, Wildlife Biology, Zoology
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Branch of Cadastral Survey, Wyoming will have complete oversight of the Cadastral Resource Assistant Internship Program. The internship will be a minimum of eleven weeks of continuous full-time (40 hours per week) maximum of twenty weeks work on Cadastral field survey in the state of Wyoming. The two internship positions are located in Rock Springs and Worland.
The target participants for the program are current collegiate students and recent graduates, with attention given to full representation of diverse participants from schools with diverse student populations.
Minimal Job Specific Requirements:
Interns must be able to:
1) Hike in flat to moderately steep to steep terrain with survey equipment. Intern will also be required to operate 4WD vehicles (trucks and UTV’s) after initial training.
2) Read/analyze historical data to develop logical search areas in the field and describe recovered evidence.
3) Generate and manage digital data.
Majors required: Geology, Geography, Cartography, Natural Resources, Surveying, Engineering, and Geomatics
Summer 2023 Opportunities
Cartographic Technician (Rock Springs and Worland, WY):
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