The Isabella Welles HunnewellInternship Program

The Living Collections Fellowship

Seasonal Appointments in Horticulture

This unique opportunity develops the talents of rising plant care and public garden professionals through collaborative work with leaders in the field. Fellows spearhead significant initiatives in horticulture, curation, and/or plant production to complete a large-scale project during a two-year-long fellowship at the Arboretum.

This 12- to 14-week summer program offers students and early career professionals valuable on-the-job experience, classes, and mentorship by Arboretum staff. Interns focus their work in horticulture, arboriculture, plant production, or curation, and participate in classes, field trips, individual assignments, and a team project.

The Arboretum expands the breadth of its operations in horticulture, arboriculture, and plant production through a number of six-month seasonal positions. Hone skills and garner practical experience as an intergral part of a dynamic team.

Apply by February 9, 2020

Apply by February 9, 2020

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LEARN MORE AND APPLY AT PRESERVING AN EXTRAORDINARY PLANT COLLECTION LAUNCHING EXTRAORDINARY CAREERS ARBORETUM.HARVARD.EDU

A leader in the study and preservation of biodiversity, the Arnold Arboretum stewards a renowned plant

collection of more than 2,100 species in a spectacular Olmsted-designed landscape. Integrative horticultural training programs and seasonal appointments offer unparalleled opportunities to gain practical knowledge, learn from experts, and explore career paths at one of America’s foremost public gardens.

WHERE FUTURE LEADERS IN HORTICULTURE