Showing students that a career protecting land and water is real, reachable, and theirs for the taking.
Many of today’s youth are passionate about the environment. What they often lack is a clear picture of the careers and opportunities open to them.
By working with students, Broad Water looks to the future — showing young people their role in protecting natural resources through ecological restoration, and how public and private investment work together to safeguard our greatest assets. We visit high-school AP and IB Environmental Science classes, bring in panels of working professionals, and host students in the field at restored ecological sites.
If you want to work at a computer building plans for stream and wetland restoration, there is a job for you in this space. If you’d rather throw on your muck boots and do stem counts and monitoring in the field every day, there is a job for you in this space.
Designing restoration plans, modeling watersheds, mapping habitat, and managing the science behind every project.
Muck boots on — running stem counts, monitoring banks, and doing the hands-on work that brings land back to life.
Industry professionals visiting AP & IB Environmental Science classrooms.
Students on restored ecological sites, seeing stewardship firsthand.
Hands-on, real-world experience in ecological restoration.
Direct support for students pursuing environmental studies.
A $2,500 award for a student pursuing environmental studies and a future in conservation.
Hosting a panel, planning a field day, or curious about internships? We would love to hear from you.
Conservation wins, species sightings from our cameras, and ways to get involved — a few times a year, never more.