This internship gives students interested in teaching environmental education real experience working with K-12 students. Interns will assist Waterkeeper’s education team with in-class presentations, preparing teaching materials and field trips where they teach students about their local watershed, how to test water quality, etc. Responsibilities: Assist with staffing/hosting educational booths at fairs, conferences, and other outreach events; Assist with the development, implementation, and presentation of hands-on lessons for schools and outreach events (field trips, in-class lessons, career fairs, etc.); Support marketing and promotional efforts for the River KATS program through social media, press releases, and the Waterkeeper education program websites (blog posts, social media stories, etc.); Assist with logistical duties such as maintaining inventory of supplies, calibrating water quality meters, scanning documents, grading worksheets etc. Qualifications: Applicants must be enrolled in college and in the process of obtaining a degree (degree is not limited to science/education); Applicants with experience working with students, excellent oral and written communication skills, highly developed organizational skills, and a demonstrated ability to engage students and teachers alike will be given priority; Candidate must be hardworking, motivated, and demonstrate a deep commitment and passion for environmental protection and education. Schedule: Approximately 10 hours per week, with preference for availability 8:00am–2:00pm on either Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday; remaining hours are flexible. How to Apply: Inland Empire Waterkeeper accepts applications year-round. Fill out the application linked above and send it along with your resume to Johanna at johanna@iewaterkeeper.org.