Employment Opportunities

 (Last updated 1.7.2026)
There are no open positions with ISN at this time. See below for opportunities with partnering organizations!

Partner & Nearby Job Opportunities:

Benzie Conservation District
  • Summer Intern: This position, through the Michigan Sea Grant (MISG)’s Environmental Internship Program, will work directly with our staff on projects that protect water quality, prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species, and promote responsible land and water stewardship.  This internship is intentionally broad so students can explore different aspects of natural resource work and lean into the parts that inspire them most. See more here.​

Grand Traverse Conservation District
  • Nature Day Camp Specialist: The Nature Day Camp Specialist works with the Education Team by developing and delivering environmental education programs, creating and maintaining signage and exhibits, and representing the organization at the Boardman River Nature Center and throughout the community. See the full posting here.
  • Undergraduate Environmental Intern: Michigan Sea Grant’s undergraduate internship program coordinates and funds undergraduate students from any accredited community college, college, or university in Michigan to work with private businesses, local government, state and federal agencies, or environmental non-profit organizations to plan or implement environmental stewardship projects in the Great Lakes. See more details here.

Little River Band of Ottawa Indians
  • Wildlife Biologist: This position will be responsible for work related to the research, monitoring, and restoration of wildlife and wildlife habitat. This position will include extensive fieldwork, equipment maintenance, public assistance, and office support activities. See the full posting here.
  • Forest Ecologist: This position is responsible for assisting the Wildlife Division Manager with forest ecosystem management. The Forest Ecologist will assist with numerous projects and programs including, but not limited to, prescription and administration of timber harvests on Tribal lands, reforestation projects, coordination of tree pest control, and forest habitat management.  See the full posting here.

Leelanau Conservation District​
  • Conservation Technical Assistance Program (CTAP) Technician: The CTAP technician will carry out the program in Leelanau Benzie Counties and deliver outcomes for both the Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP) and the Regenerative Agriculture Program (RAP). See the full job posting here. 
Please fill out the employment application by clicking the button above, and send it as an attachment (along with any other required documents) to the specified contact.
​Check the Michigan Invasive Species Coalition Community Forum for additional job postings: