Jobs at SCA

Manage and coordinate processing, drafting, execution, and modification of public and private funding agreements. Monitor workflows, ensure quality assurance, compliance with federal requirements, and maintain pipelines and reporting. Support cross-departmental coordination, process improvements, and training under the guidance of the Senior Manager, Agreements.

Seasonal full-time GIS placement providing general geospatial support across Chugach National Forest: compile and update data layers, metadata, and attributes in ArcGIS; produce maps, dashboards, and web apps in ArcGIS Online; occasional field data collection (hiking, camping). Work in Anchorage July–October.

Seasonal GIS intern providing geospatial support across aquatics, ecology, recreation, and wildlife. Compile, create, and update GIS data layers, metadata, and attributes in ArcGIS. Develop cartographic products (maps, dashboards, web apps) in ArcGIS Online and support resource specialists with high-quality customer service and communication. Full-time, in-office position in Anchorage for the summer season.

26-week hands-on preservation trades internship at Klondike Gold Rush NHP. Participants work on log cabin preservation, carpentry, milling, paint removal, rigging, and other historic preservation tasks. Work includes outdoor fieldwork, potential travel to remote Alaskan parks, tool maintenance, safety training, and interactions with the public. Shared park housing and a biweekly living allowance provided.

Serve as an interpreter and guide at Canyonlands National Park, enhancing visitor experience and safety while providing education about park resources.

The position involves conducting permit compliance checks, educating visitors on recreation safety, assisting in maintenance, and monitoring the wilderness area. Fieldwork may include river patrols and interaction with the public.

Assist the park's Ranching and Resource Management team with daily livestock care, barn tours, visitor engagement, fence and pasture maintenance, resource projects (tree care, invasive species removal, rotational grazing), and operate light vehicles and equipment. Provide customer service, interpretive demonstrations, and support other divisions as needed.

Provide visitor services and interpretive programming at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park: greet visitors, answer questions, lead Junior Ranger activities, staff visitor centers, support special events, assist with facility security and education programs.

Support preservation and interpretation of the Tuskegee Airmen's legacy through visitor engagement, educational programming, research, and maintenance activities at the historic site.

Assist with the management of a historic site by repairing exhibits, providing visitor information, and performing clerical and housekeeping operations related to museum collections.

The Park Ranger will engage visitors at McNary National Wildlife Refuge, assist with environmental education and outdoor programs, and maintain facilities. Responsibilities include staffing the visitor center, community outreach, and leading nature walks, while building skills in communication and leadership.

The ALCC Program Coordinator oversees program execution, project planning, supervision, training, and administration for conservation programs in Alabama, ensuring compliance and quality standards are met.

Interns will gain hands-on experience in historic preservation trades such as masonry, carpentry, roofing, and window restoration while contributing to the maintenance of cultural resources at the C&O Canal National Historic Park.

This role involves collaborating with BLM and local departments to assess and design trail information, including data collection and GIS mapping.

Assist the Natural Resources Specialist with environmental programs, invasive species control, habitat management, data input, and equipment maintenance at Fort Leavenworth.

The Urban Forestry Fellow will research, catalog, and inventory trees, assess invasive species, develop stewardship plans, and perform field work in collaboration with city departments and local organizations.

Assist the Cultural Resources Specialist in maintaining compliance and documentation on historical sites, conducting research, and organizing records for Fort Leavenworth.

The role involves wildlife management focusing on invasive predator control to protect endangered bird species, alongside monitoring and data entry.

This position involves assisting with NAGPRA compliance, working with archaeological collections, and coordinating with Tribal Nations for cultural resources management.

Assist with youth programs, visitor engagement, and educational outreach while gaining practical experience in interpretation and communication. Support park staff with various tasks, develop educational content, and engage with diverse audiences.