The Individual Placement Program connects our partner organizations who need help with natural resource conservation, environmental education, or capacity building projects with conservation professionals looking to break into the field and serve their communities through national service. Participants gain practical conservation and educator skills while working with a site mentor and exploring career options.

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Members promote community service and environmental awareness through direct training and service in the outdoors. Participants serve at a single placement site, receive a biweekly stipend ($500/week) and AmeriCorps benefits that correlate to their term of service. Upon successful completion of their service hours, Individual Placements receive a Segal Education Award correlating to the number of service hours completed.

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Individual Placement Members participate in valuable opportunities focusing on environmentally conscious activities. Our Members carry out research, maintain and cultivate interest in community gardens, community conservation programs, and carry out technical field work ranging from invasive species management to trails improvement. Members are supported and mentored by Wisconsin Conservation Corps staff, placement site staff, and agency leaders throughout their term of service.
 

 

Check out each position descriptions above for our current openings!

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