Introduction: The purpose of ACT’s Internship Program is to develop graduate and undergraduate students’ knowledge and work experience through forestry-related research, community-based projects, and nonprofit management. All interns are provided hands-on opportunities, as students learn to build capacity and sustainability. Students benefit from exposure to and guidance from professionals at the most innovative and established urban forestry nonprofits organizations throughout the country. Eligible Applicants: Current and recent graduate and undergraduate students. Skills Required: Strong writing and research, attention to detail, organization, ability to work independently or with a team, self-starter, and sense of humor. General Interests: Urban policy, neighborhood redevelopment, public relations/marketing, nonprofit management, and development. Minimum/Maximum Award: Stipend commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Rolling. Internship Period: Students are suggested to apply for spring (February-May), summer (June-August), or fall (September-November) internships.

ACT is the only national organization solely focused on the needs of nonprofit and community organizations engaged in the fast-growing field of urban forestry. Urban forestry bridges conservation and community development, intertwining concerns for health, crime, education, and more. By directing resources where they are needed most- our cities, particularly underserved neighborhoods where crime is highest, property values the lowest, and health concerns are most poignant- ACT's work creates sustainable communities. Along with 150 community-based member organizations in 40 states (plus DC and Canada), our efforts and those of our member organizations are national and local, often on the neighborhood level. Together, ACT members have planted and cared for over 7.8 million trees with help 450,000 volunteers.

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