[Biology-U-L] Winter Habitat Restoration/Enhancement Internships – Storke Ranch Vernal Pool Restoration

[Biology Undergraduate List]

Winter Habitat Restoration/Enhancement Internships – Storke Ranch Vernal 
Pool Restoration

 

Work with a conservation biologist, a restoration specialist, and 
several other interns and volunteers on this local restoration project 
sponsored by the Community Environmental Council, Southern California 
Wetlands Recovery Project, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Shoreline 
Preservation Fund, and the Storke Ranch Homeowner’s Association.

 

Interns will participate in aspects of restoration such as propagation 
of native plants, invasive plant control (weeding), planting native 
plants, photo-documentation, and monitoring.

 

Interns will gain valuable hands-on field experience and obtain skills 
in plant identification, monitoring, restoration project management, and 
other aspects of restoration.

 

Research projects are possible.

 

Contact: Kelly Hildner – 685-3621; Kelly at dock.net 
<mailto:Kelly at dock.net> (contact before January 1 for best chance of a spot)

Hours/week: 4-6, flexible, some weekend work, larger time commitment 
preferred.

Location: Storke Ranch is an easy bike ride from the university.

 

Positions: Both paid ($250 stipend) and volunteer internships are available.

 

K. Kelly Hildner, Ph.D.

Restoration Coordinator

Storke Ranch

6823 Silkberry Lane

Goleta, CA 93117

(805) 685-3621

 

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