EMERGING PROFESSIONALS IN CONSERVATION (EPIC)

Focused, hands-on fellowships and internships bridging the gap between academic experience and a thriving career in land management.

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Cultivating the Next Generation of Conservation Leaders

What is EPIC?

ACE EPIC individual placements (internships) and fellowships provide focused, hands-on opportunities to work alongside and under the guidance of agency mentors. ACE interns apply their knowledge of resource management on their path to becoming the next generation of resource and land managers.

The EPIC Program provides an invaluable opportunity for individuals seeking to bridge their academic or previous work experience with new professional milestones. It allows members to explore, connect with, and preserve America’s natural and cultural resources while gaining specialized skills and advancing their careers in conservation.

EPIC Program Details at a Glance:

Duration

Positions typically last 3 to 12 months.

Mentorship

All members earn a cost of living allowance during their service, some positions provide additional resources such as housing or travel assistance.

Career Pathways

The experience gained through EPIC can lead to many options beyond federal agencies as well such as the private sector, nonprofits, and state agencies.

Explore EPIC Opportunities by Partner:

ACE teams up with leading conservation groups and federal agencies. Choose a partner below to explore specific EPIC opportunities:

National Park Service

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

NON-FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS

U.S. Fish & Wildilife SErvice

U.S. FOREST SERVICE

Featured Story from the Field

Growing the Landscape and Communities of Catalina Island

“I never expected the people I met to be so generous in spreading their knowledge and passion for the field. The individuals I have met during my time working at the Catalina island Conservancy are some of the kindest, funniest, and most caring people I have ever met, and I am so thankful for the patience and support I have received from my coworkers. I realized that they truly want to see me succeed and work collectively to get to the end result we are all working towards.”

-Lexy Coons, EPIC Native Plant Member

Explore EPIC Project Areas

EPIC members (interns) often have degrees and/or experience in diverse disciplines. We offer a large variety of natural science and conservation-oriented placements focused in the following program areas:

Cultural Resources

Key projects in the cultural resources field deal with the preservation of historical and cultural landscapes and structures, applied research in archeology, historical and cultural anthropology, education and community outreach, and the management of museum collections. Members can expect to work in highly specialized areas and intricate types of conservation corps that fall within the broad range of responsibilities of the cultural resources vocation. Applicants for these positions typically have a degree and/or experience in cultural resources management, archaeology or anthropology, or a related field.

Environmental Policy, NEPA, GIS

EPIC members working within the realm of environmental policy will often work closely and in conjunction with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) processes. NEPA was established in 1969 by the federal government to ensure that all agencies of the federal government develop an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) when they prepare, permit and undertake major federal actions and projects that could significantly affect the environment. These projects could include new recreation trails, proposed restoration sites, and other ecological projects occurring on public lands. NEPA facilitates and streamlines the environmental review process and project planning for various environmental fields and includes organizing records, databases, document preparation, and review. GIS databases are essential components to many public land management projects and programs in order to organize, inventory and manage resource data, as well as create maps and other compliance documents. EPIC members working in GIS and environmental policy will gain a strong understanding of the different policies and procedures that relate to various resource management projects and programs, from wildlife biology, recreation, to cultural resources.

Forestry

Positions focused in the specialized field of forestry can work in a variety of locations and under the supervision of various land management agencies. EPIC members in forestry gain experience with a wide range of tasks and initiatives, such as: hazardous tree removal; collecting and entering field information into agency databases; forest vegetation management; habitat restoration; ecological restoration; seed collection; nursery management; and restoration site maintenance. Members work within the BLM, NPS, USFS, and other partners in exciting and challenging forestry career-oriented positions that open hands-on opportunities to learn a wealth of invaluable knowledge and experiences.

Interpretation, Education, and Outreach

In support of a partner agency, ACE EPIC positions focused in interpretation, education, and outreach will deal with —in the support of whichever agency they happen to be working within— the education of youth, teachers, and communities in the significant aspects of natural and cultural resources, conservation, and ecologically sound practices. The curriculum and programs are often tailored to the missions of the agencies and the circumstances of the environment in which the member is working in and with, whether it is the BLM, NPS, or one of ACE EPIC’s numerous other project partners.

Invasive Vegetation Management

EPIC positions focused in the management of invasive plants, including monitoring, treatment, and removal, will work in a variety of locations and under the direction of agency botanists and mentors. The need to keep invasive species in check is a paramount issue for the preservation and conservation of lands under the stewardship of the BLM, NPS, USFWS, USFS, and other conservation jobs and groups. Through EPIC, qualified candidates will be placed in positions to learn and manage the growing threat of invasive species both in the present and for the future of our ecosystems.

Rangeland Management

EPIC members with career aspirations in the specialized field of rangeland management are often partnered with the Bureau of Land Management, with the millions of acres of rangeland under its stewardship. The purpose of managing the nation’s rangeland is rooted in the protection of wildlife habitats and wildlife resources, supervision of livestock grazing, and management of recreation and its associated resources. Members in these positions assist rangeland managers and other BLM resource specialists in accomplishing the following types of work: surveys, monitoring, maintenance, habitat assessments, invasive species management, restoration, botany, data entry, and habitat protection along with other duties associated with public land stewardship.

Recreation

The field of land management in the United States is intrinsically linked to the existence of a general philosophy necessitating that public lands should be available for recreational use by the general populace. Nearly all EPIC positions will include —to a modest degree— dealings with public recreation. Some positions will place more of an emphasis on recreation initiatives than others, but restoration work, education and outreach, policy, GIS, and land stewardship are key components of keeping public lands available for the public’s recreational use. All ACE EPIC members interested in a career in conservation and public land management should be well-versed and prepared for the issues that recreation presents in relation to both their vocational aspiration and desired position.

Wilderness

Individuals with ambitions to work in the field of wilderness conservation and management may work within and under the supervision of several land management agencies, which include: the BLM, NPS, USFWS, USFS, and other project partners. EPIC wilderness members will be involved with the planning, designing, and carrying out conventional operation work and assigned projects within the areas of wilderness/recreation programs. Those in wilderness management positions may often monitor backcountry and other recreation areas for off-highway vehicle (OHV) and other types of land use, as well as gather geospatial data on these types of incursions, monitor water resources, collect wilderness character, perform ecological surveys, and assist with activities such as construction/maintenance of fences and other barriers, installing signs, and minor rehabilitation of existing restoration sites like vehicle damaged lands.

Wildlife and Fisheries Management

Members with ambitions to work within the field of wildlife and fisheries management should be prepared to work in a wide range of conditions and locations, as well as be able to adapt to completing tasks not limited to one specific initiative. A career in wildlife and fisheries management often combines field research, surveying, and monitoring of both species and habitats. Positions often include working within a variety of ecosystems, habitat assessments, and restoration. This vocation generally requires members to be well-versed in the areas of botany, zoology, ecology, biology, wildlife, fisheries, entomology, and other related disciplines.

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Am I Eligible for EPIC?

ACE EPIC works within a variety of agreements with federal agency partners (USFS, NPS, BLM, USFWS) that all have specific requirements for eligibility. Below are some frequently asked questions to help you determine whether the EPIC Program is a good fit for you.

ACE Age Requirements

ACE has agreements with various federal and non-federal agencies, many of which come with age restrictions.

Unless specifically noted, all positions require participants to be at least 18. The majority of our federally funded positions have a maximum age of 30 (or 35 for Veterans), particularly those with the National Park Service, the US Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management.

Generally, non-federal positions do not have maximum age limits.

In all cases, any age restrictions will be specifically listed on the position announcement.

ACE-Agency Partnership

ACE enters into agreements with federal, state, and local agencies, as well as private and nonprofit organizations dedicated to conservation efforts. When offered and hired for an ACE position, you are identified as an ACE member and are not a federal, state, or local government employee.

Can I serve in an EPIC field based position and have visible tattoos and piercings?

Yes, tattoos and piercings are fine, as long as they are not in violation of ACE’s commitment to foster an inclusive environment, free of discrimination and harassment.

Additionally, any newer tattoos and/or piercings must be fully and completely healed before beginning any field based positions with EPIC or you must seek ACE supervisor approval prior to beginning your term of service. New piercings and tattoos require sterile and dry conditions, no sun exposure, and a specific aftercare routine in order to heal properly and prevent infection. Because participating in an EPIC field based position involves doing rigorous work projects outdoors for extended periods of time in all weather, it is generally not possible to safely care for a new tattoo or piercing. Additionally, time off will not be given to ACE members to support the healing of a body modification completed during a term of service.

Citizenship Requirements

ACE has agreements with both federal and non-federal partners. Our federally funded agreements require applicants to be a U.S. Citizen (born or naturalized), a U.S. National or U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident.

For non-federally funded positions, applicants must be a U.S. Citizen, U.S. National, U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident, or be authorized to work in the U.S (i.e. hold an official Employment Authorization Document – EAD).

If you are uncertain of your eligibility for a particular position, please contact an ACE representative. Please note that neither ACE nor our partner organizations sponsor Visas.

Direct Hire Authority (DHA)

Direct Hire Authority is a designation you may see in some position descriptions which allows members with certificates to apply to federal positions that are normally only open to internal hires, and it allows agency staff to expedite the hiring process by eliminating rating and ranking, veterans’ preference, as well as typical selection procedures. For all five agencies (NPS, BLM, USFS, USFWS, USBR), this hiring authority is intended to increase representation of those coming from diverse or disadvantaged backgrounds.

BLM: In the Bureau of Land Management’s DHA program, applicants are required to be currently enrolled in higher education, and can’t be graduated yet, and must be 17 years of age or older.

BOR: In the Bureau of Reclamation’s DHA program, applicants are required to be currently enrolled in higher education, and can’t be graduated yet, and must be 17 years of age or older.

NPS: In the National Park Service’s Resource Assistants Internships DHA (RAI-DHA) programs, applicants are required to be enrolled in a post-secondary degree program (undergraduate or higher) through the duration of the internship.

FWS: In the US Fish & Wildlife Service’s DHA Directorate Fellows Program (DFP), applicants are required to be currently enrolled in higher education, and can’t be graduated yet, and must be 17 years of age or older. (Applicants may have just graduated undergrad and be accepted into a graduate program in the coming semester).

USFS: In the US Forest Service’s DHA Resource Assistants Program (RAP), there are no age or education restrictions to apply (other than 18 or older), but in order to utilize your certificate, you will have had to complete an Associates Degree or higher. Because of this requirement, preference may be given to applicants who already hold an Associates Degree or higher.

Driving

For any ACE position that requires driving, members must be 21 years of age or older, have a current and valid driver license, and possess an insurable driving record. Members must consent to have ACE run a motor vehicle record check to confirm that their driving record is insurable. Enrolling members will also complete a required defensive driving course and sign a driving contract. If you are unsure whether a position you are interested in will require driving, please reach out to the ACE contact person listed in the application.

If you feel you may not be eligible to drive for ACE, and it is listed as a requirement in the position announcement, please inquire with the ACE point of contact before applying.

Education Requirements

There is no blanket education requirement across all EPIC positions.

EPIC positions are designed to give individuals specific experience in a particular position or agency, and therefore sometimes seek applicants with specific career or educational skills. Specific educational attainment may be recommended for a position, but won’t be required unless it is explicitly stated.

Often, on-the-job experience can substitute for education. Similarly, education in a specific field can often substitute for job experience. A college degree is not required for most EPIC positions.

Position Commitment Policy

If you have already accepted an offer for an ACE position, ACE expects you to honor your commitment and will not consider you for a different ACE position until you’ve completed your commitment.

Public Land Corps (PLC)

Public Land Corps (PLC) is primarily two things; 1) An federal act that provides youth opportunities to participate in conservation on public lands and 2) A non-competitive federal hiring authority for members who receive their PLC Certificate after service on a PLC project with ACE.

Most of ACE’s projects are funded through the PLC Act (PLC will be listed on the position announcement) which comes with some guidelines.

In order to be eligible for a PLC Certificate, participants must:

be between the ages of 16-30, inclusive, and veterans up to age 35.
be a U.S. Citizen, U.S. National or U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident.
have received their high school diploma or equivalent, or agree to obtain a high school diploma or equivalent. While this is not a requirement to enter a PLC funded position with ACE, you will need to have a
GED or higher to receive and use the PLC certificate.
complete 640 total hours, with 120 of those hours worked directly on PLC funded projects.

Members with a PLC Certificate may apply to federal positions that aren’t open to the general public, but must otherwise meet other position requirements listed on the federal job announcements.

Substance Restrictions

ACE has adopted an Alcohol and Drug Policy which prohibits the use, possession, paraphernalia, manufacture, sale or distribution of alcohol or drugs (including marijuana and excessive quantities of prescription or over-the-counter drugs) on ACE premises or during ACE time.

Equal Employment Opportunity

American Conservation Experience provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, American Conservation Experience complies with applicable state and local laws governing non-discrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities.

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A service term with a conservation corps can put you on the path to the career you’ve been dreaming of. ACE roles are often the first step.

In a term with ACE, you can:
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A service term with a conservation corps can put you on the path to the career you’ve been dreaming of. ACE roles are often the first step.

In a term with ACE, you can:
➡️ Build conservation skills
➡️ Make friends who feel like family
➡️ Forge connections that shape where your career goes next

This is just the start. Comment APPLY for a link to our open roles across EPIC and Crew.

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New roles are up! 🌿 From archiving history in Boston to building trails across California — ACE has something for every kind of conservationist. Swipe to find yours. 👇

Archivist Member – National Parks of Boston – Build Up Technical Internship Program
📍 Boston, Massachusetts
🔎 Large-format archival processing, architectural drawing preservation, finding aid creation, and collections rehousing | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Records Management Fellow – NPS State, Tribal, and Local Plans & Grants Division
📍 Washington, D.C. (up to 60% remote)
🔎 Federal grant review, records appraisal and digitization, archival arrangement, and historic preservation fund management | November 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Natural Resource Specialist – BLM Roswell Field Office
📍 Roswell, New Mexico
🔎 Fluid minerals inspection and compliance, ArcGIS data management, environmental recordkeeping, and field enforcement support | ASAP Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

⭐Mental Health and Resilience Program Member – Office of Health and Safety – NPS ⭐
📍 Virtual (preference for DC or Minnesota)
🔎 Mental health program support, crisis response data analysis, wellness content development, and peer support training | ASAP Start | Part-Time (10 hrs/week)
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Invasive Species Support Member – Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Austwell, Texas
🔎 Herbicide treatment, invasive plant mapping, feral hog trapping, and whooping crane habitat stewardship | Housing Included | September 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Pacific West Conservation Crew Member – Northern California
📍 Sacramento, California (projects throughout CA & Pacific West)
🔎 Trail construction, habitat restoration, invasive species removal, chainsaw work, and masonry | Housing & Meals Included | November 2026 Start
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New roles are up! 🌿 From archiving history in Boston to building trails across California — ACE has something for every kind of conservationist. Swipe to find yours. 👇

Archivist Member - National Parks of Boston - Build Up Technical Internship Program
📍 Boston, Massachusetts
🔎 Large-format archival processing, architectural drawing preservation, finding aid creation, and collections rehousing | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Records Management Fellow - NPS State, Tribal, and Local Plans & Grants Division
📍 Washington, D.C. (up to 60% remote)
🔎 Federal grant review, records appraisal and digitization, archival arrangement, and historic preservation fund management | November 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Natural Resource Specialist - BLM Roswell Field Office
📍 Roswell, New Mexico
🔎 Fluid minerals inspection and compliance, ArcGIS data management, environmental recordkeeping, and field enforcement support | ASAP Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

⭐Mental Health and Resilience Program Member - Office of Health and Safety - NPS ⭐
📍 Virtual (preference for DC or Minnesota)
🔎 Mental health program support, crisis response data analysis, wellness content development, and peer support training | ASAP Start | Part-Time (10 hrs/week)
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Invasive Species Support Member - Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Austwell, Texas
🔎 Herbicide treatment, invasive plant mapping, feral hog trapping, and whooping crane habitat stewardship | Housing Included | September 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Pacific West Conservation Crew Member - Northern California
📍 Sacramento, California (projects throughout CA & Pacific West)
🔎 Trail construction, habitat restoration, invasive species removal, chainsaw work, and masonry | Housing & Meals Included | November 2026 Start
🔗 Comment Crew to get the link to apply

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You don’t move a tree like that solo 🪾

Every ACE crew leans on teamwork daily, whether that’s clearing a downed tree together or hauling gear over rough terrain. It’s one of the most practical skills members walk away with, right alongside the technical ones.

Conservation work is rarely a one-person job. And teamwork is a skill you build with your hands.

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You don’t move a tree like that solo 🪾

Every ACE crew leans on teamwork daily, whether that’s clearing a downed tree together or hauling gear over rough terrain. It’s one of the most practical skills members walk away with, right alongside the technical ones.

Conservation work is rarely a one-person job. And teamwork is a skill you build with your hands.

Comment APPLY for a link to ACE conservation corp roles like this.

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Not all conservation corp work is trail building and downed tree clearing 🍃

ACE EPIC members Anna and Eli helped respond to a Key deer with a small piece of PVC pipe stuck on its hoof. Using safe, well-coordinated capture techniques, the debris was removed and the deer was released in under 5 minutes 🦌

This effort was coordinated with the Key Deer Research and Response Program—a collaborative program between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

A reminder: check your job sites for leftover PVC and other trash. Even something this small can entangle wildlife.

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Not all conservation corp work is trail building and downed tree clearing 🍃

ACE EPIC members Anna and Eli helped respond to a Key deer with a small piece of PVC pipe stuck on its hoof. Using safe, well-coordinated capture techniques, the debris was removed and the deer was released in under 5 minutes 🦌

This effort was coordinated with the Key Deer Research and Response Program—a collaborative program between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

A reminder: check your job sites for leftover PVC and other trash. Even something this small can entangle wildlife.

#Conservation #ConservationCorps #Outdoors #PublicLands

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Build skills and start your conservation career with American Conservation Experience. The latest conservation corp roles:

Natural Resource Specialist – BLM Roswell Field Office
📍 Roswell, New Mexico
🔎 Fluid minerals inspection and compliance, ArcGIS data management, environmental recordkeeping, and field enforcement support | ASAP Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

⭐Mental Health and Resilience Program Member – Office of Health and Safety – NPS ⭐
📍 Virtual (preference for DC or Minnesota)
🔎 Mental health program support, crisis response data analysis, wellness content development, and peer support training | ASAP Start | Part-Time (10 hrs/week)
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Invasive Species Support Member – Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Austwell, Texas
🔎 Herbicide treatment, invasive plant mapping, feral hog trapping, and whooping crane habitat stewardship | Housing Included | September 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Visitor Services Support Member – Huron Wetland Management District
📍 Wolsey, South Dakota
🔎 Interpretive display design, visitor center setup, social media, Friends group outreach, and trail signage | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Curatorial & Museum Collections Member – Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
📍 Cornish, New Hampshire
🔎 Museum collections care, object inventory, preventive conservation, environmental monitoring, and visitor interpretation | January 2027 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

ACE Central Crew Member Application – Location of your choice
📍 Multiple Locations Nationwide
🔎 Trail building, invasive plant removal, native planting, historic preservation, and wildlife fencing | Housing & Meals Included | Rolling Start Dates
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Build skills and start your conservation career with American Conservation Experience. The latest conservation corp roles:

Natural Resource Specialist - BLM Roswell Field Office
📍 Roswell, New Mexico
🔎 Fluid minerals inspection and compliance, ArcGIS data management, environmental recordkeeping, and field enforcement support | ASAP Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

⭐Mental Health and Resilience Program Member - Office of Health and Safety - NPS ⭐
📍 Virtual (preference for DC or Minnesota)
🔎 Mental health program support, crisis response data analysis, wellness content development, and peer support training | ASAP Start | Part-Time (10 hrs/week)
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Invasive Species Support Member - Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Austwell, Texas
🔎 Herbicide treatment, invasive plant mapping, feral hog trapping, and whooping crane habitat stewardship | Housing Included | September 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Visitor Services Support Member - Huron Wetland Management District
📍 Wolsey, South Dakota
🔎 Interpretive display design, visitor center setup, social media, Friends group outreach, and trail signage | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Curatorial & Museum Collections Member - Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
📍 Cornish, New Hampshire
🔎 Museum collections care, object inventory, preventive conservation, environmental monitoring, and visitor interpretation | January 2027 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

ACE Central Crew Member Application - Location of your choice
📍 Multiple Locations Nationwide
🔎 Trail building, invasive plant removal, native planting, historic preservation, and wildlife fencing | Housing & Meals Included | Rolling Start Dates
🔗 Comment CREW to get the link to apply

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Our conservation corps roles take members to some pretty epic places.

Lexy and Joelle have spent the season on the coast off Alaska, Southern California, and up through the Pacific region, leading volunteer beach cleanup teams to remove marine debris and restore coastal habitat.

Just one example of the work we get to do with partners like @nationalparkservice.

#PublicLands #CoastalCleanup #ConservationCorps #NPS

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Our conservation corps roles take members to some pretty epic places.

Lexy and Joelle have spent the season on the coast off Alaska, Southern California, and up through the Pacific region, leading volunteer beach cleanup teams to remove marine debris and restore coastal habitat.

Just one example of the work we get to do with partners like @nationalparkservice.

#PublicLands #CoastalCleanup #ConservationCorps #NPS

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Fresh batch of conservation corp roles on our website! Don`t miss out on a chance to start your conservation career with ACE 🌿

⭐ Career Pathways Assistant Team Leader – California State Parks (OHV Division) ⭐
📍 Palm Springs, California
🔎 OHV trail rehabilitation, native revegetation, aquatic resource protection, and crew leadership | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment Crew to get the link to apply

Vegetation & Resource Protection Member
📍 Moab, Utah
🔎 Boundary fence assessment, trespass cattle coordination, invasive plant management, and ecological restoration | November 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Visitor Services and Outreach Support Member – J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Sanibel, Florida
🔎 Visitor center staffing, interpretive programs, environmental education, and volunteer coordination in a mangrove ecosystem | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Museum Collection Member – Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
📍 Woodstock, Vermont
🔎 Harness and tack collection inventory, condition assessment, conservation treatment, and museum object rehousing | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Environmental Education Admin Member – Everglades National Park
📍 Homestead, Florida
🔎 Education program coordination, school scheduling, recordkeeping, and teacher outreach support | September/October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

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Fresh batch of conservation corp roles on our website! Don't miss out on a chance to start your conservation career with ACE 🌿

⭐ Career Pathways Assistant Team Leader - California State Parks (OHV Division) ⭐
📍 Palm Springs, California
🔎 OHV trail rehabilitation, native revegetation, aquatic resource protection, and crew leadership | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment Crew to get the link to apply

Vegetation & Resource Protection Member
📍 Moab, Utah
🔎 Boundary fence assessment, trespass cattle coordination, invasive plant management, and ecological restoration | November 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Visitor Services and Outreach Support Member - J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge
📍 Sanibel, Florida
🔎 Visitor center staffing, interpretive programs, environmental education, and volunteer coordination in a mangrove ecosystem | Housing Included | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Museum Collection Member - Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
📍 Woodstock, Vermont
🔎 Harness and tack collection inventory, condition assessment, conservation treatment, and museum object rehousing | October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

Environmental Education Admin Member - Everglades National Park
📍 Homestead, Florida
🔎 Education program coordination, school scheduling, recordkeeping, and teacher outreach support | September/October 2026 Start
🔗 Comment EPIC to get the link to apply

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Ollie’s job: hike the Moab desert looking for springs 💧

Ollie is an ACE EPIC Member in BLM’s Canyon County District in Utah where this year`s snowpack was the lowest on record. It`s a strange time to be studying water because of it, but springs matter more than people realize—they`re biodiversity hotspots that support rare, endangered species most people never see.

"Perhaps it is a weird year to be studying springs, but I`m glad that I get to."

Read his full story through our blog 🔗 in bio!

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Ollie’s job: hike the Moab desert looking for springs 💧

Ollie is an ACE EPIC Member in BLM’s Canyon County District in Utah where this year's snowpack was the lowest on record. It's a strange time to be studying water because of it, but springs matter more than people realize—they're biodiversity hotspots that support rare, endangered species most people never see.

"Perhaps it is a weird year to be studying springs, but I'm glad that I get to."

Read his full story through our blog 🔗 in bio!

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