Research Leadership
Our scientists conduct groundbreaking research that helps set new standards for invertebrate care and conservation in zoos and research institutions worldwide.
Ways Our Team Makes a Difference
Global Conservation
From pollinator protection to habitat restoration, we develop innovative solutions that protect threatened species and ecosystems around the world.
Education & Inspiration
Through immersive exhibits and hands-on learning programs, we inspire visitors of all ages to discover the vital role invertebrates play in our world.
Meaningful Impact
Every role at Butterfly Pavilion contributes to protecting biodiversity and ensuring invertebrates thrive for generations to come.
Internship Opportunities
Butterfly Pavilion offers internships throughout the year that give students real-world experience in invertebrate science, conservation, and education.
Interns work alongside our team while gaining hands-on experience in areas such as:
- Entomology
- Horticulture
- Education
- Exhibit interpretation
- And other areas across the organization
Internship Details
Commitment
Internships are typically part-time and seasonal, requiring 2-3 days per week for 3-5 months.
Compensation
Most internships are unpaid, but students may be able to earn university credit depending on their academic program.
Independent Project
Interns complete an independent project and final presentation at the end of their internship to showcase what they’ve learned.
Internship Applications
Internship applications are now closed. Applications for Summer 2026 will open in April 2026.
Join Our Team
Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting your career, Butterfly Pavilion offers meaningful work in a one-of-a-kind environment. Explore our current openings and take the next step toward a career in conservation.
