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Polk County LWRD is posting a Land and Water Resources Internship which is designed to offer two students direct exposure to their current coursework in fields related to land and/or water resources or conservation, in coordination of their college coursework, professor and/or academic counselor. See flyer and link above for details. 

Calumet County LWCD is hiring a Soil Health Specialist/Agricultural Educator to provide educational programs in subject matter areas relating to dairy, livestock, crop production, farm business management, and rural leadership development. Designs, delivers, and evaluates research-based agricultural and natural resource educational programming and services aligned with identified primary programmatic focus areas. See link above for details. 

Door County SWCD is hiring seasonal field-based positions to support the county’s invasive species prevention and control initiatives by implementing chemical and mechanical control methods, public outreach, and ecological monitoring. Under the guidance of SWCD staff, the LTE Conservationist contributes to countywide environmental stewardship through field data collection, direct control measures, and community engagement on private and public lands. See link above an apply by April 30.

Heartland Ecological Group in Mount Horeb, WI, currently has openings for a Wetland Delineation & Regulatory Specialist in both the greater-Madison and greater-Milwaukee areas, as well as for a Ecological Restoration Specialist in Mt. Horeb. See link above for details. 

Ozaukee County is hiring an intern to provide technical support related to soil and water conservation through means such as promoting soil health, agricultural engineering, GIS mapping, and community education and outreach. The projects completed in this internship will usher compliance with county ordinances to protect and enhance the county's soil and water resources. Apply by March 20.

In 2025, Lincoln County’s Land Services Department initiated an assessment of culvert stream crossings on public roadways across the County. The objective of this project is to evaluate culverts based on their current condition and environmental impact. From this information, crossings will be prioritized for replacement. The findings of this project will be shared with the municipalities responsible for the maintenance and replacement of these structures. That information will allow road managers to plan for culvert replacements, determine the correct size and placement of those structures, and provide avenues for various forms of financial aid. This position will continue this effort by completing stream crossing assessments. Assessments will be completed by utilizing the Great Lakes Stream Crossing Inventory protocols which evaluate crossings based on three key factors: passability, structural condition, and active erosion. To learn more about this effort, please visit the Lincoln County website here: https://www.co.lincoln.wi.us/land-services/page/streamcrossing-inventory-and-assessment. See link above for job details and apply by March 2. 

Ashland County Land and Water Conservation Department is looking to hire a Conservation Technician for the 2026 Field Season. See link above for details and apply by April 1. 

Marinette County Land & Water Conservation Division is hiring two Frog-bit Fighters for this summer. They will monitor the coastal areas along the bay for the invasive plant, European Frog-bit, and complete manual removal and disposal as needed. Most days will be spent in a kayak and wearing waders to reach coastal wetland areas. Please see the job posting on our county website: https://www.marinettecountywi.gov/career_opportunities/?l=all&c=8b35d20706ae. Here is a link to the EFB Collaborative for information about the efforts around the region to control this invasive plant. https://www.efbcollaborative.net/. 

The Lake Ripley Management District in Cambridge, WI is hiring! We are looking for detail-orientated, collaborative, hard-working, versatile individuals to fill our two open roles. Interested candidates shall submit a cover letter, resume, and contact information for at least three (3) references to the Lake Manager. Applications will be accepted until 5 pm on April 10, 2026. Field and Water Quality Technician: 2026 LTE Field Technician Posting / Weed Harvester Operator: Weed Harvester posting 2026

This is a temporary mid-level position responsible for implementing the Vilas County Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan and Land & Water Resources Management Plan throughout the 2026 summer field season. The candidate must possess the skills necessary to accomplish tasks independently with minimal oversight or work cooperatively as part of a team. All duties and responsibilities of the position are performed under the guidance of the Land and Water Conservation Committee and the County Conservationist. See link above and apply by March 6.