INTERN PROGRAM OVERVIEW
We are introducing a new intern program designed for university students to be involved in the development of the first social media site dedicated to endangered species.
We have over 14,301 species from the animal kingdom including mammals, reptiles, birds, crustations, amphibians, sharks & rays, reef corals, and insect classes that are in danger of extinction. We are building pages for each animal including photos, videos, science papers, zoo reports, conservation reports, animal art, organizations, biologist and scientists to bring awareness about the programs and threats to each species. Here is a summary of the program:
- Register on Environmental Inclusion and select species of interest. Let us know the university, department and professors involved.
- The student will then have full access to develop and build one species page with the most current information available.
- Student will engage scientists, biologists, environmentalist, zoos, non-profits, preservations, and advocates to collect and collaborate on EnvironmentalInclusion.com.
- The goal is to organize, develop and promote the conservation efforts to save this animal through research and journalism.
- After the internship completion, Environmental Inclusion will supply the professor with a detailed report showing the results and comments regarding the project.
EXAMPLE INTERN REPORT
Student Name : Paris Wilson
Mustela Nigripes
ESA Categories -Mammals
National Parks/ Sanctuaries
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
National Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center
Common Names
Black-Footed Ferret
Habitat
Open Grasslands and Prairies
Regions
Arizona, United States,
Colorado, United States,
Montana, United States
Population
300
Weight(in lbs) and Life Span
1.5 to 2.5 pounds and 3-4 years
Organizations & Donating
Scientists & Activists
Regions
War on the Environment – Threats
Agriculture & Aquaculture
Intensive farming practices and the expansion of aquaculture can have adverse effects on wildlife. Using pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers in agriculture leads to wat
Biological Resource Use
The unsustainable exploitation of biological resources, such as overfishing, poaching, and illegal wildlife trade, threatens endangered a
Threats
Natural Threats
Human Threats
Climate Change Threats
Environmental Inclusion Student Report : Dedication and Excellence in Action
Paris Wilson has demonstrated remarkable dedication and passion throughout her involvement in this program. Her hard work shines in every aspect of her contributions, from meticulously researching environmental challenges to creatively sharing the stories of unsung environmental heroes. Paris brought unique talent and a tireless commitment to raising awareness and driving change. The impact of her efforts is not only evident in the quality of her work but also in the inspiration she has provided to peers and mentors alike. Well done!