We are seeking an intern to assist with ongoing wildlife research projects
in the lab of Dr. Javan Bauder, an Assistant Unit Leader in the AZCRU and Assistant Professor in
SNRE. This internship will last through the Spring 2025 semester and provide up to 25 hours of
work per week depending on the availability of the intern. The intern will work with a graduate
student conducting research on Gambel’s quail north of Tucson (i.e., Oracle Junction). The
intern will obtain field experience with several aspects of wildlife field research including quail
trapping, radio telemetry, nest searching and monitoring, and vegetation surveys. Additional
opportunities may be available to assist with other AZCRU wildlife research projects relating to
reptiles and amphibians depending on intern interest and availability.
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Deadline: April 1, 2025
Multiple internship positions are available to support the Santa Cruz River Urban Wildlife Refuge Planning & Design Project. Interns will prepare maps, plans, and graphic materials that will contribute to planning, design, and research efforts aimed at advancing habitat conservation, ecological connectivity, and equitable community access to urban public space.