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Welcome to the newest edition of the Green Jobs Network newsletter, featuring 250 jobs & internships, spotlights on educational opportunities, and more!

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In This Issue

Jobs Spotlight: Week of May 4

This spotlight focuses on jobs at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Spotlight: Remote Jobs

This spotlight focuses on remote roles at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Education Spotlight: Discover Georgetown’s M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management

Become a sustainability leader

Today’s sustainability leaders need to do more than understand environmental issues—they need to influence decisions, strategy, and action. Georgetown’s M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management (ESM) combines environmental science and business principles, which are both critical to achieving sustainability goals within any organization.

Build in-demand science and business expertise

The first program of its kind, this master’s helps you develop the interdisciplinary skills to turn protecting the planet into your career. Jointly offered by Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business and Earth Commons Institute, our curriculum offers a 50/50 blend of science and business for the dual expertise to drive effective change.

Put your skills to work in a capstone

You’ll collaborate with other students in a small team to complete an immersive capstone project for a real company or organization, applying what you learn to an actual challenge at the intersection of business and sustainability. Upon completion, you’ll present findings to organizational leaders for the experience and problem-solving that helps you stand out.

Grow your career with purpose

With personalized one-on-one career coaching from a top-ranked business school, a STEM-designated curriculum, and a cohort of like-minded peers, the ESM program is designed to help you strengthen in-demand interdisciplinary skills, expand your network, and build a meaningful career in sustainability.

Interested in learning more about Georgetown’s Master of Science in Environment and Sustainability Management? The Georgetown ESM admissions team hosts regular virtual events, along with opportunities to visit in person, so you can learn more about the program, student experience, and how to apply.

Explore the Program

Be a Part of Remote Climate Week

Green Jobs Network is exploring the development of Remote Climate Week, a flexible, accessible program that would bring people together to share ideas, build connections, and accelerate real-world impact.

If you’re interested in speaking, organizing a session, or providing feedback on what should be included, fill out the quick Expression of Interest form at RemoteClimateWeek.com

You can also explore GJN’s calendar of in-person climate weeks at ClimateWeekHub.com

May 11 & 12: Info Sessions to Learn about IU O’Neill School’s Online Master of Environmental Sustainability

Indiana University’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, which is top-ranked for Environmental Policy & Management, is currently accepting applications for its online Master of Environmental Sustainability (Online MES).

The Online MES is a fully online, self-paced, asynchronous 36 credit-hour degree that can be completed in as little as two years.

Designed for working professionals, the curriculum emphasizes social, economic, and environmental sustainability, with concentration options in environmental policy and planning or municipal and industrial sustainability. Courses are taught by the same faculty as their in-person Master’s program.

For the next cohort, the application deadline is July 15.

The O’Neill School will be offering a free information session “Grad School, Real Life: Finding Balance in an Online Master’s Program,” that provides practical information for those considering applying to an online graduate program.

This virtual program will be available on the following dates:

You can also learn more about master's programs from the O’Neill School and the impact you can make in this overview video and this alumni story.

For complete program information and to apply click here.

Explore Master’s Programs!

More Jobs

As a bonus for this issue, below are more than 200 additional jobs.

Part 1. Remote or Multiple Locations - U.S.

Part 2. Additional Opportunities - U.S.

Jobs in this section are generally listed from East Coast to West Coast

Part 3. International Jobs

Visit ClimateChangeJobs.com for 20K+ jobs!

Employer Spotlight: The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy is currently hiring for more than 50 roles, including:

Deadline is May 15 for EPN’s Environmental Science Impact Fellowship

May 15 is the deadline to apply for the Environmental Science Impact Fellowship from the Environmental Protection Network, a program that provides $50,000 in support for one year (reviewed and renewable annually for up to three years) to former EPA scientists and engineers to continue their research, policy, or scientific work.

The fellowship is designed as a professional bridge to help displaced federal scientists remain active in the field and continue advancing critical environmental work. Fellows receive funding, mentorship from former EPA experts, and access to a network of collaborators and partner organizations.

Eligibility is targeted to former EPA scientists and engineers who left the agency in 2024 or later, with no geographic restrictions and flexibility in the type of work pursued (such as research, policy, and communication).

You can learn more and apply here.

You can explore this and other fellowships on the Green Jobs Network fellowships website ClimateFellowships.com

Deadline is May 17 for the National Geographic Society & The Nature Conservancy Marine & Community Conservation Externship (Summer 2026)

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Applications are currently being accepted for the Summer 2026 Marine and Community Conservation Externship Program.

This is a program of the National Geographic Society and The Nature Conservancy and provides training, mentoring and research experience for people ages 18-25. Over the course of the program, externs explore the knowledge, tools, and relationships they need to seek solutions and take action for nature.

Here are key details about this program: 

  • 10 hours per week for 8 weeks, starting June 1, 2026.

  • Fully remote 

  • Open to applicants worldwide 

  • This program is intended for people ages 18–25 to build the knowledge, tools, and relationships needed to seek solutions and take action in their communities.

  • Prior work experience or coursework in conservation or environmental topics is not required 

  • $500 stipend upon program completion. 

Externs will gain knowledge and develop skills in areas including marine conservation, investigative research, public speaking, and more.

The application deadline is May 17. To learn more about this program click here and to apply click here.

You can also explore stories from previous externs here.

Applications Being Accepted for Paid Summer 2026 Internships at the Solar Energy Industries Association

Applications are being accepted for Summer 2026 paid internships at Solar Energy Industries Association, a nonprofit organization founded in 1974 that serves as the national trade association for the solar and storage industries.

These internships are hybrid, with interns expected to work at least part-time in SEIA’s Washington, DC office. Interns are paid $19.00/hr and these roles are 20 hours per week. Internships run from mid-June through the beginning of August.

LIST OF INTERNSHIPS

Complete job descriptions and application instructions are available for the following internships:

Additional information about the internship program is available in this FAQ.

More Internships

As a bonus for this issue, below is a selection of additional paid internships:

These and other internship opportunities are available on the Green Jobs Network internships website climateinternships.org

May 6: Final Session in “Finding Your Future In Food Systems” Spring Webinar Series

The final session of the Spring 2026 edition of Finding Your Future in Food Systems, a webinar series hosted by North American Food Systems Network (NAFSN), will be on May 6.

These events are free and open to the public and provide attendees with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers in food systems.

You can register for the webinar on this page.

  • May 6: Rachel Brice – Land For Good, Tommy Bass – Montana State University Extension, Janel Hutchison – Food Finance Institute

Free Career Training Available via Climate Tech Academy (NY State)

Applications are currently being accepted for the next cohort of the Climate Tech Academy. This is a free, three-week intensive training program that helps people launch careers in clean energy.

The next cohort will run from June 1 - June 24 and you can view the program schedule below. For complete program information and to apply visit climatetechacademy.org

Application Deadline is May 21 for the MIT Solve $100,000 10th Anniversary Global Challenge

May 21 is the application deadline for the MIT Solve 10th Anniversary Global Challenge, which will select 10 high-impact solutions addressing urgent social or environmental challenges.

The 10 selected teams will receive at least $100,000 in funding, along with access to mentorship and other support. Winners will be featured at the Solve Challenge Finals in New York City during UN General Assembly and NY Climate Week in September 2026, with travel costs covered.

The challenge is open to applicants worldwide, including nonprofits, startups, and social enterprises, with solutions that are already operating and demonstrate potential to scale. Submissions should address real-world problems and show a clear path to meaningful impact.

You can learn more and apply here.

Green Jobs App Surpasses 1,500 Downloads

There has been a great response to the launch of the Green Jobs App, a free mobile app from Green Jobs Network, and it has now surpassed 1,500 downloads since it was released earlier this year.

This app brings the power of Green Jobs Network to you — on the go!

It includes the following features for our community:

  • Jobs: Quick access to jobs from the Green Jobs Network green jobs board and climate jobs board. App users get instant access to the latest jobs!

  • Community: Explore ways to connect with the Green Jobs Network community, including our 145,000 member group on LinkedIn.

  • Learn: Discover career resources to accelerate your job search and invest in your future, including GJN's Climate Career Hub and education & training programs.

  • Career Chats: Chat with Robin, our AI sustainability career coach. Robin was originally introduced on ClimateJobs.AI and can now be accessed in this app.

The app is free and registration isn’t required.

You can learn more about the app at GreenJobs.app.

Get the Green Jobs App!

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