www.wegnet.com/employment.htm

jobs.msn.careerbuilder.com/JobS....aspx

www.eco.org/site/c.dnJLK..._Programs.htm <-----check here often!

www.wsdot.wa.gov/environme...rnship.htm

www.eckerd.edu/academics/...rnship.html

You will find no actual jobs that require no previous experience. You WILL find internship opportunities though. I have done one internship with Texas Parks and Wildlife which allowed me to fall right into a job needing the skills I had just learned! I learned radio telemetry, GPS/GIS tracking and mapping, capture techniques, plant identification and such. My experience was one summer, but the graduate student I am now working for needed someone trustworthy who could do all those things. I was hired the day after my interview. I have worked for him for almost two years now, and will continue for at least another 6 months until his field needs are done. Then I will be on the market again. Since I am a senior next semester, I will still be taking student jobs, but all the professors know who I am now, all have utilitzed my volunteering ability (offered myself up for slavery on several occassions) and a couple have already asked me when I will be done with this project. I am desired student slavery material man! The pay sucks, but I am getting the experience I can take with me into the job market. Being 34 makes internships and student jobs for professors very very very worthwhile. You would be amazed at who will hire you! Departments of transportation hire biologists, who'da thunk! Good Luck, and keep searching! OH! Don't forget to go to your career services counselor on campus, because they are the ones who found the TPWD inernship for me.

I am also in finding a basic internship regarding wetland delineation. Anything at all. Preferably 1-2 years long. I will be taking a pretty intense labratory course in Ornithology this spring, but it seems that all of the jobs these days are requiring experience with wetland delineation. It's kind of depressing that I was never told about this by my academic advisors.

try the USDA NRCS TSP program~basically an outsourcing program...NRCS and US Army, COE are the primary agencies doing wetland delineations...if you google USDA NRCS Technical Service Providers you can learn more about the program.
aloha
michelle