
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
What is the Internship Program?
Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador's Internship Program provides non-profit organizations, community groups and municipalities an opportunity to host an intern on a project focusing on environmental or cultural heritage conservation.
Internships allow for meaningful, paid employment opportunities for recent graduates, while supporting important cultural and environmental initiatives in communities throughout the province.
If you are an employer interested in offering an internship position, please complete this application and send it to Megan Stuckless (mstuckless@ccnl.ca)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
CCNL’s Internship Program has operated successfully for 10 years, focusing on the following priorities:
INTERNSHIP
In 2017, CCNL hosted two interns, Natalya Dawe and Alyssa Hunter. These interns worked in partnership with the Manuel's River Hibernia Interpretation Centre and Mi’kmaq Alsumk Mowimsikik Koqoey Association (MAMKA). Read below for descriptions of their projects. Interested in participating in this program as a community partner or as an intern participant? For further information on the Internship Program, please contact Megan Stuckless at 729-7279 or mstuckless@ccnl.ca