SUMMER JOBS IN YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL PARKS!
Are you a high school student in the Four Corners region looking for a rewarding summer job in your local National Parks?
The SCA-NPS Southern Four Corners Regional Youth Crew has an exciting opportunity for you! Join us for the summer of 2024, starting on June 24th and concluding on July 26th, and be a part of a dedicated crew working on crucial projects in Navajo National Monument, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, and Hubbell Trading Post.
*Canyon de Chelly National Monument will prioritize filling this internship from a pool of candidates living within commuting distance of the park.*
Crew Dates:
- Crew Members: June 24th to July 26th, 2024 (5 weeks)
Earn While You Learn!
- $600 - Weekly living allowance paid every two weeks
- Food, Transportation, Camping Equipment provided during the work week
- Hiking boots and 1 pair of work pants will be available to each member
- Tents, helmets, some uniform items, and PPE provided by SCA and site partners for crew members.
- All allowances are subject to applicable federal, state, and local taxes
Exciting Projects Await:
- Trail maintenance, involving clearing weeds, rocks, and establishing erosion control structures.
- Campground restoration tasks, including hazard tree cutting, trash cleanup, and repainting.
- Historic preservation efforts, encompassing the refurbishment of signs, structures, and marker posts.
- Ecosystem restoration activities, such as reseeding, weed control, and debris cleanup.
Your Responsibilities:
- Complete project tasks as assigned, including trail maintenance, campground restoration, and historic preservation.
- Record work totals and track work hours accurately.
- Interact positively with the general public and partner organizations.
- Fully engage in all work projects and community activities.
Living the Crew Life: Crew members will experience a dynamic living environment, camping Monday to Thursday each week at Navajo National Monument. On Fridays, the team will break camp and enjoy an enrichment day to learn more about the parks they are serving in before they return home for the weekend. After work, there are opportunities to venture into town for supplies or engage in educational and recreational activities. Participation in all camp activities, including cooking, chores, and team-building activities is expected. Reliable cell service may be limited at camps and worksites.
Qualifications:
- Commitment to living and working within an intensive crew environment.
- Willingness to perform manual labor in various weather conditions.
- Passion for the outdoors and dedication to conservation efforts.
- Ability to adapt and collaborate in a diverse team setting.
- Preferred:
- Previous camping experience.
- Community service experience.
- Community living experience.
Apply now and be part of a dedicated youth crew working towards a sustainable and vibrant future!
***COVID-19***
The COVID-19 pandemic has required SCA to implement safety protocols and policies to help our crews manage the risks associated with the pandemic. Please review the SCA COVID-19 information page to learn more how our crews will be operating in the field.