The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is America's 3rd oldest Zoo and home to more than 1,500 wild animals representing nearly 200 individual species.  As a non-profit organization, cultural center of the community and regional landmark, the Zoo is dedicated to the best in wildlife conservation and education.

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Visitor Services Agent, Part-Time

Animal Keeper - Northern Passage/Valley Team

Security Officer

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Events and Fundraising Coordinator

Settlement Assistant

Event Planner

Event + Tents Consultant

Event Coordinator

Intern

Content Creator

Cashier

Shift Lead

Court Monitor

Office Assistant

Zookeeper

Animal Care Technician

Associate

Animal Care Intern

Laboratory Assistant

Animal Care Volunteer

Junior Zookeeper

Volunteer Stable Hand

Executive Vice President for Animal Programs and COO

Director of Biological Programs

Senior Vice President for Animal Affairs

Vice President for Animal Management

General Curator

Curator of Mammals

Research Biologist-Florida State Museum

Biological Technician

Member Board of Trustees

VP of Purchasing, Inventory Management, and Financial Analysis

VP of Inventory Management

Director of Procurement

Specialty Pharmacy Program Manager

Zoo Naturalist

Public Programs Manager

School Programs Manager

Director of Interpretation and Evaluation

Education Manager

Volunteer Operations Supervisor

Outreach Assistant

Project Coach: Course in Adaptive Management for Conservation Projects

Science Writer and Editor

Science Content Supervisor

Editor, Science

Assistant Editor, Science

Sales Associate

Animal Keeper

Deputy Director

Dog Trainer

Pig Caretaker

Lead Animal Keeper

Interactive Animal Keeper

Animal Care Specialist

Senior Accountant

Stay-at-Home Parent

Director of Member Services

Office Manager

Server

Science Teacher

Sea Turtle Conservation Volunteer

High School Science Teacher

Adjunct Faculty/Professional Tutor

Adjunct Faculty

Immunogenetics Laboratory Technician

Music Instructor

Independent Study Student

USDA Intern

Woodwind Rehearsal Supervisor

Sciences Technical Specialist

Microbiology Lab Assistant

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Amazon AWS

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Animal Behavior Intern / Volunteer

The Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute leads the Smithsonian's global efforts to save species, better understand ecosystems and train future generations of conservationists. Founded in 1889, the Zoo is part of the Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum and research complex. Its two campuses are home to more than 2,000 animals, including some of the planet's most critically endangered species. Always free of charge, the Zoo's 163-acre park in the heart of Washington, D.C., is a popular tourist destination, welcoming nearly 2 million visitors from all over the world each year. The Zoo instills a lifelong commitment to conservation through engaging experiences with animals and the people working to save them. Today, the Zoo is home to nearly 1,800 animals representing more than 360 species.The Smithsonian's commitment to conservation, research and education extends to its Conservation Biology Institute in nearby Front Royal, Virginia's 3,200-acre campus. More than 270 animals representing 20 species live on this campus, where scientists and animal care experts conduct veterinary and reproductive research to save wildlife and habitats.Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute researchers also work in field stations in more than 30 countries around the world. Alongside partners, they create and share knowledge to aid in the conservation and restoration of species and habitats. Findings from their studies provide critical data for the management of populations in human care, as well as valuable insights for the conservation and management of wild populations.

Smithsonian National Zoological Park

Bird House Keeper Intern

We empower isolated communities to grow in a sustainable way through science and educational travel.Our vision is to help establish ecological sustainability and social stability in our host communities. Our Mission is to provide international education programs that support the education, conservation, and social development of isolated communities by assisting local institutions in sustainably handling the human-environmental intersection.

Intercultural Outreach Initiative (IOI)

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VISIONIn a sustainable Maryland, we recognize that the health of our society and our economy are dependent on the health of our environment. Therefore, we choose to act both collectively and individually to preserve, protect, restore, and enhance our environment for this and future generations.MISSIONThe Department of Natural Resources leads Maryland in securing a sustainable future for our environment, society, and economy by preserving, protecting, restoring, and enhancing the State's natural resources.OBJECTIVESSustainable Populations of Living Resources and Aquatic HabitatHealthy Maryland Watershed Lands, Streams and Non-Tidal RiversNatural Resources Stewardship Opportunities for Maryland's Urban and Rural CitizensConserved and Managed Statewide Network of Ecologically Valuable Private and Public LandsDiverse Outdoor Recreation Opportunities for Maryland Citizens and VisitorsDiverse Workforce and Efficient Operations

Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Volunteer Naturalist

The Jaguar Rescue Center  is a temporary or permanent home for ill, injured and orphaned animals. Working with all kinds of wild animals like felines, primates, reptiles, birds etc, the JRC provides veterinary services, round-the-clock care and comfort to animals that would otherwise be unable to survive in the rainforest or in the sea of the Caribbean.The primary goal of the JRC is to rehabilitate animals and reintroduce them back into their native habitats. Monkeys, birds, sloths, snakes and more are brought to the JRC and treated by professional veterinarians, caregivers and a hard-working team of staff and volunteers. In addition to the animal-care services, the JRC provides educational services to the residents and visitors of Costa Rica, as well as internship and research opportunities for biologists, veterinarians and researchers from around the world.

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