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Internship Opportunity!

Join the Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation team this winter (remotely) as a Geographical Information Systems/App Development Intern to help build a web-based mobile app for tree assessment to improve management in the National Park Service.

This individual will build and beta-test a web-based mobile app for tree inventory and condition assessment which will allow for integration of data collection with the arboricultural field manual. They will support and participate in the collection of field data using GIS and develop GIS data structures to capture information through the ESRI Collector. The 1200-hour position is supported through a partnership with the National Council of Preservation Education.

If you have interest and experience in cultural resource management and GIS, check out the full posting and apply through the Handshake job portal (position #4160631) or at PreserveNet.

Details

• Direct link to the position announcement: Geographical Information Systems/App Development Intern
• Find more about the Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation: OCLP Internships 
• What does an internship with the Olmsted Center look like? Don’t miss the Designing the Parks blog for notes from the field.
• *Closes November 11, 2020*