We offer a competitive base stipend of $15,000 plus $1,500 - $2,500 in supplementary support for travel, housing, and potential internship needs for your 12-week summer internship.
We provide an orientation to help participants navigate their work sites and include an introduction to philanthropy.
Fellows are placed across the nation at nationally recognized nonprofits, social justice organizations, philanthropic organizations, environmental media outlets, policy think tanks, governmental institutions, and grassroots environmental organizations.
EFP opens the doors to professional development opportunities with environmental professionals at host sites, at the annual New Horizons in Conservation Conference.
Upon graduating from the program, alums gain access to and help build a robust alumni network of young professionals in the environmental field.
During and after the program, fellows participate in diversity, equity, and inclusion training in the environmental field.
As a fellow, you gain access to mentoring, career counseling, and advice on navigating the job market.
Fellows and alums receive information about jobs and updates about other program alumni.