
Research Apprenticeship Program

Engaging Youth in Conservation Research
This year-long program starts with a paid four-week summer apprenticeship opportunity working alongside the zoo’s scientists. Group activities with other career program participants will take place throughout the school year. These activities will help youth learn how their summer conservation research ties to school studies and provide an opportunity to reflect on the type of career and study path they’d like to pursue in the future.
The application deadline for the summer 2013 program has passed.
Related Focuses
Increase Youth Awareness of Science Careers
Staff
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Leah Melber, Ph.D. |
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Kyle Soller |
Education
- Programs
- Gardening Programs
- Zoo Explorers
- Second Saturdays Garden Tours
- Conservation Camp
- Zoo Crew
- Zoo Gardens Series
- Sleep Under the Skyscrapers: Outdoor Campout
- Twilight Safari
- Wine & Wildlife
- Gardens for Butterflies
- LEAP: Learn, Explore and Play
- Second Saturdays Showcase
- Sunday Family Fundays
- Sleep Under the Skyscrapers: Indoor Overnight
- Initiatives
- Educator's Resources
- Plan a Field Trip
- Hurvis Center for Learning Innovation and Collaboration








