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Hutton Junior Fisheries Biology Program Scholars assist in a streams project with their American Fisheries Society mentor. 

Is There a Future Junior Biologist in Your Classroom?

The Hutton Junior Fisheries Biology Program is seeking high school applicants in the classes of 2023-2025, to participate in an eight-week all-expense-paid summer internship and mentoring program. This opportunity is sponsored by the American Fisheries Society (AFS). Selected students will receive a a $3,000 stipend and an all expense paid trip to the 2023 Hutton Scholars Summit.

Through partnerships with conservation agencies across the country, students will be placed within a 45-minute commute from home. Hutton Scholars can expect to learn about the importance of healthy aquatic systems, participate in resource conservation and management projects, gain hands-on work experience, and learn about career opportunities in the field. 

Online applications for the 2023 Hutton Program are now open, with a closing date of Feb.14.

For more information click "apply" or contact Ashley Berniche, Education Program Coordinator, at aberniche@fisheries.org.