RISE Internships

TANGO International, a global leader in food security, livelihoods, and resilience, is hiring a graduate student to serve as a junior associate and support primary and secondary research for existing assignments, including evaluations, assessments, policy papers, strategy documents, guidelines, and/or literature reviews.

Work with the Lovejoy Center to conduct an interdisciplinary literature review on climate change adaptation in the United States, with the opportunity to contribute to a peer-reviewed publication. Open to UArizona graduate students interested in environmental research, policy, and climate resilience.

This internship with Watershed Management Group focuses on beaver restoration and conservation along the San Pedro River. Students will gain hands-on experience with beaver surveys, habitat mapping, volunteer coordination, and data analysis.

Help Pima County Department of Environmental Quality develop engaging outreach and educational programs focused on air quality, climate change, and public health. UArizona graduate students can gain hands-on experience creating educational materials, developing community programs, and supporting public outreach events.

The Native Plant Program Intern will work with Borderlands Restoration Network in Patagonia, AZ to support native plant propagation and ecological restoration. Responsibilities include collecting and processing seeds, caring for plants, and updating plant propagation information in databases and on the nursery website.