Trout Unlimited (Boise, Idaho) seeks two highly motivated biological field technician Interns to conduct fish and aquatic habitat surveys in southern Idaho and northern Nevada this summer. Field work will include, but is not limited to: backpack electrofishing; fish identification; stream habitat assessment; deployment of stream temperature loggers; GPS navigation; driving vehicles on poorly maintained roads; data entry and analysis. This will be a physically demanding job, involving hiking, driving, and camping in rugged terrain for 5 or more days (with 2 days off per 5 days worked). Weather conditions will be variable, with hot days being typical (up to 95 F). The position will be based out of TU’s Boise (Idaho) office, where individuals will be expected find their own housing. The position will report to the Fisheries Scientist for daily work tasks. Employment dates are from June 1 to August 31, 2014, although exact start and end dates are negotiable. Compensation will be $2,200/month, plus $20/day per diem while working in the field. Preferred qualifications: Enrolled in 4-year college degree program in fisheries, aquatic sciences, or a related field; Experience in stream fish and habitat sampling; Coursework in Ichthyology, or ability to identify nongame fishes; Excellent interpersonal skills; Ability to work independently and take initiative; Attention to detail; Valid driver’s license; Previous field work in remote locations; Use of 4 wheel drive vehicles or ATVs on rugged roads. To Apply: Please send a cover letter, resume, and contact information for two professional references via email to: Dan Dauwalter, ddauwalter at tu.org, by April 11th. **Please put “Biological Field Technician” in the subject line of the email.