The Utah Forest Restoration Institute is recruiting for multiple roles to support its upcoming projects. The institute is seeking Research Technicians for the fall 2026 field season, a full-time Research Manager to lead a diverse portfolio of applied research and monitoring projects, and six undergraduate interns for the Fall 2026 semester.
The internship opportunities are available to Utah State University undergraduate students. According to the institute, these positions must be filled by September 6, 2026, and applicants are encouraged to apply early for full consideration. The Fire Science Internship is noted as being open to all majors and fields of study.
Based at Utah State University, the Utah Forest Restoration Institute serves as a central hub for science-based, actionable knowledge regarding forest management and restoration. The organization works to provide practical science about forest and fire management to improve the health of Utah's forests and woodlands, acting as a bridge between science and implementation for managers, policymakers, and the public.
The mission of the institute is to collaboratively develop and deliver objective science to inform the management of healthy, fire-resilient, and climate-adapted forests and woodlands. The organization envisions healthy, resilient forests and woodlands that thrive despite environmental change through the collaborative efforts of Utah's people, institutions, and communities.
