The center for Tribal Research and Education in Ecosystem Sciences—TREES—provides internship opportunities and support to tribal students and professionals looking to advance their careers in Natural Resource fields.
Our programs place college students in science-based internships with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Tribal Forestry and Fire Depts., and other qualified partners. We also provide opportunities for continuing education to technicians and other working professionals.
On average, we offer 7-8 positions every year across both our programs in Forestry and Wildland Fire management. Forestry interns must enroll in a a 4-year Forestry major to qualify. Wildland Fire interns can be enrolled in either a 2-year or a 4-year program in any Natural Resource major.
TREES works in cooperation with the Department of Forestry at Salish Kootenai College and many other academic institutions across the U.S.
TREES offers internship programs in two main areas: Forestry and Wildland Fire.
The Forestry Management Internship program covers various aspects in forest and timberland management, including:
- forest measurement
- forest health
- silviculture
- timber harvesting and sales
The Wildland Fire Management Internship program provides interns with educational training and guided experience in:
- wildland fuels management
- fire suppression operations with engines and crews
- prevention and education
- fire helicopter operations
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