Intern Insights from Wyoming RAP9 Emilio Zipf - Discover Conservation Careers

Discover Conservation Careers with Environment for the Americas!

Join us as we discuss opportunities offered by Environment for the Americas (EFTA) internships. In this video, Emilio Zipf, an intern with the US Forest Service and EFTA in Medicine Bow, Laramie, Wyoming, shares his insights and experiences.

🎓 Who should watch?
Environmental enthusiasts
College students
Internship seekers
Conservationists
Early career professionals

🗝️ Key Takeaway
Learn how you can kickstart your career in conservation with a paid internship from Environment for the Americas. Gain hands-on experience working in our national parks and make a positive impact on the environment!

📹 Content Overview
Meet Emilio Zipf: Discover Emilio's role and responsibilities as a Resource Assistant intern.

Highlights & Duties: Hear about the various duties he learned while working with the US Forest Service.

Career Motivation: Understand Emilio's drive to pursue a career in conservation and why diversity in the field is crucial.

Collaborative Environment: Learn about the supportive and collaborative environment fostered among fellow interns.

Support from EFTA: See how EFTA supports their interns and emphasizes the importance of improving access to nature for diverse communities.

🔗 Learn More & Apply for Internships
Ready to start your conservation career? Visit EnvironmentAmericas.org to learn more about their internships and apply today!

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