Work with Us
Employment: Check the USA JOBS website for current information about jobs within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, including Kodiak Refuge.
Volunteer: Interested in volunteering for the Kodiak Refuge Visitor Center?
Want to greet visitors and help with educational programs? Want to be a Kodiak Summer Science and Salmon Camp counselor?
How bout supporting our biological or visitor services programs at a remote field camp?
For current information on these and other volunteer opportunities, go to http://alaska.fws.gov/volunteers.htm or
contact Kodiak Refuge Volunteer Coordinator, Lisa Polito 907-487-0285 or toll-free 1-888-408-3514.
Kodiak NWR Kodiak Island: Biology volunteers May 20-August 30, 2010. Working long hours in remote, rugged, inclement conditions, volunteer will assist
KNWR staff in monitoring Kodiak brown bear activity. Must be enrolled in biology or related program with junior or better standing.
Must be capable of strenuous physical activity and maintaining positive attitude and work relationships in back country setting.
Preferred skills: experience living/camping/hiking/working in bear country, GPS (Trimble), ARCS GIS, MS Access.
FY10 Volunteer Job Description (PDF)
POC: Bill Leacock, Biologist, (907) 487-0249 william_leacock@fws.gov or Lisa Polito, Volunteer Coordinator, (907) 487-0285 lisa_polito@fws.gov
Other Opportunities
Volunteers assemble herbarium specimens. Photo Credit: Tina Shaw/USFWS. |
Volunteers-staffed field camp on the Ayakulik River. Photo Credit: Brian Glaspell/USFWS. |
Last updated: September 29, 2008
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