Current Opportunities
Visitor Services Specialist
Visitor Services Specialist The Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge are seeking a motivated Visitor Services Specialist to assist with environmental education programming, public events, and sharing information about the Refuge and its conservation message to visitors and the public. The Specialist may also occasionally assess and make repairs to
Crew Leader
Crew Leaders guide and motivate Crew Members in high-priority conservation projects across Wisconsin and the Upper Midwest as part of the WisCorps Crew Program. Each crew typically consists of two Crew Leaders and three to four Crew Members who live and serve together, fostering a close-knit community focused on service and teamwork. Crews may relocate weekly or stay at a site for several weeks, living in tents or shared housing.
Summer Environmental Educator
Summer Environmental Educator Hunt Hill Nature Center is seeking a team of environmental educators to implement effective and interactive environmental education programs for youth at the nature center. Environmental educators can expect a fun, welcoming service atmosphere that provides invaluable experience. Position Title: Summer Environmental Educator (Position Description PDF)
Land Steward and Outreach Member
Land Steward and Outreach Member The Mississippi Valley Conservancy and the Friends of the Blufflands are seeking a motivated individual to perform various land stewardship and environmental outreach tasks in the Driftless Area of Wisconsin. This position will promote a spirit of community service and environmental awareness through engagement with
Recreation and Habitat Restoration Specialist
Recreation and Habitat Restoration Specialist Perrot State Park is seeking a motivated individual to perform various conservation tasks in the Park including trail construction, habitat restoration, park maintenance, and more. On occasion, they will perform similar activities at nearby state lands including Merrick State Park, The Great River State Trail,
Developing Leader
Developing Leader WisCorps’ AmeriCorps Crew Leader Development Program (CLDP) offers an opportunity to make a positive impact through hands-on conservation projects while developing the skills needed to lead a conservation corps crew. The Developing Crew Leader position consists of two phases: a summer leadership development phase and a fall Crew
Crew Member
Crew Members work on important conservation projects in the Upper Midwest, collaborating with agencies and nonprofits on habitat restoration, invasive species removal, and trail construction. Crews, usually made up of two Crew Leaders and three to four members, live and share responsibilities together. They may move weekly or stay longer at a site, also participating in community outreach and environmental education. This role offers valuable experience, fosters connections, and supports meaningful conservation efforts.
Outdoor Education Leader
Outdoor Education Leader Camp Ehawee’s Outdoor Education Leader will be responsible for overseeing nature-focused programs for girls attending Summer Camp as they complete the badge requirements for each week on-site and off-site. The WisCorps member will lead activities such as guided hikes, canoe trips, and overnight park visits. The Placement
Environmental Education Coordinator
Environmental Education Coordinator Camp Ehawee’s Environmental Education Coordinator will be responsible for leading garden and nature-focused programs for girls attending Summer Camp as they complete the badge requirements for each week. The Coordinator will lead activities such as planting, harvesting, and guided hikes. This WisCorps member will provide meaningful experiences