How to Apply / Join a Crew: Interested applicants must apply to individual positions when they become available in the Fall. Applicants will go through the screening call & interview process soon after applications close in early Winter.

Term Schedule: Members start in February and begin cohort-wide training for the first 6 weeks. After training, members begin service with their Host-Site until the end of term in November.

Requirements & Eligibility: Eligible applicants must be over 18 years old, have a valid US Driver’s License, pass a criminal history check, be available to serve for the entirety of the term in a full-time capacity (~40 hours/week), and be located in, or willing to relocate to, the host-site locations (no remote).

Member Experience & Impact

• Comprehensive training in watershed science, field techniques, and professional skills

• Hands-on experience in hydrology, water quality, GIS, outreach, and restoration

• Certificates for Hydrology and Water Quality Monitoring accredited by the State of Colorado

• Professional development with mentors and partner organizations

• Real-world project work that informs river management and stewardship

• Segal AmeriCorps Education Award that can be used for student debt or future tuition, upon completion of service

• A supportive community of peers and alumni in the water conservation field