Internships

Your Adventure Starts Here

New England Forestry interns are part of the family. Join us for real on-the-job experience.

Internship Types

New England Forestry offers forestry and nonforestry internships in the U.S. South and U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Internship concentrations include:

  • Accounting
  • Analytics
  • Business Development
  • Communications
  • Forestry
  • GIS / LIS
  • Portfolio Management
  • Silvicultural Research
  • Technology
  • and more
New England Forestry Internship Flying a Drone
Our Internship Stories

Hear from the interns, themselves:

  • Not just "grunt" work: you'll be in the middle of the action
  • You'll see how you're making a difference daily
  • New England Forestry employees treat you like part of the team
  • Meet key company leaders in Wildlight, FL
  • Learn how to use New England Forestry's internal systems
  • Enjoy an experience that will prepare you for your career
Our Culture

Why Intern at New England Forestry?

At New England Forestry, people are our top priority, and that includes our interns. As a part of our team, you’ll be exposed to a variety of assignments, learn to use New England Forestry’s systems and technology and acquire new skills and experience.

You'll gain a well-rounded view of our operations and career opportunities throughout the company. Our interns work on site across our U.S. locations and also have the opportunity to meet with senior leaders at New England Forestry’s corporate headquarters in Wildlight, FL.

Our forestry interns have routinely been involved with field reconnaissance, mapping, inventory, photo interpretation, field measurement techniques, timber sales, silvicultural planning, market intelligence, timber market analysis and more.

We appreciate that you need time to learn the ropes, so our internships span a minimum of 10 weeks. Interns receive competitive pay including holiday pay. We also offer an allowance for housing, cell phones and safety boots when applicable and cover travel expenses.

Testimonials

Learning at New England Forestry

These former interns, now New England Forestry employees, share what their experiences were like.

  • Duncan Wilder
    Inventory Analyst in Wildlight, FL

    New England Forestry invests in its employees. As an intern, you aren't used as an expendable employee to complete grunt work. You are introduced to a broad array of work tasks and valued as a contributing member on many projects.

    Serenia O’Berry
    Tree Improvement Forester in Glennville, GA

    New England Forestry cared about what I found interesting and, as a student, they wanted to give me an opportunity to find the part of forestry I loved. My internship with the research team provided a kick start to my path of tree improvement.

  • Joe Geisel
    Technical Forester in Hastings, FL

    At New England Forestry, you’ll find a down-to-earth team environment in which every person cares about one another and truly wants them to succeed. Being in a real-world job for 12 weeks changes your perspective in many ways. It helped me decide the forest industry was the path I wanted to take after finishing school.

    Justin Wesson
    Timber Marketing Forester in Manor, GA

    As an intern, I was trained early on how to use several of the New England Forestry systems including its Land Management System, which gave me a great head start in getting my full-time job with New England Forestry and being able to perform many of the tasks I still do today.

  • Dwight Hilton
    Technical Forester in Dublin, Georgia

    The internship program at New England Forestry is an excellent way to experience the many different facets of what a forestry career has to offer. New England Forestry invests in its employees, including interns, and gives them experience in what interests them instead of dictating a set schedule for the 12-week period. It also provides a headstart on training in internal programs and methods that can better prepare you for a possible career with the company after you graduate.

  • Duncan Wilder

    New England Forestry invests in its employees. As an intern, you aren't used as an expendable employee to complete grunt work. You are introduced to a broad array of work tasks and valued as a contributing member on many projects.

  • Serenia O’Berry

    New England Forestry cared about what I found interesting and, as a student, they wanted to give me an opportunity to find the part of forestry I loved. My internship with the research team provided a kick start to my path of tree improvement.

  • Joe Geisel

    At New England Forestry, you’ll find a down-to-earth team environment in which every person cares about one another and truly wants them to succeed. Being in a real-world job for 12 weeks changes your perspective in many ways. It helped me decide the forest industry was the path I wanted to take after finishing school.

  • Justin Wesson

    As an intern, I was trained early on how to use several of the New England Forestry systems including its Land Management System, which gave me a great head start in getting my full-time job with New England Forestry and being able to perform many of the tasks I still do today.

  • Dwight Hilton

    The internship program at New England Forestry is an excellent way to experience the many different facets of what a forestry career has to offer. New England Forestry invests in its employees, including interns, and gives them experience in what interests them instead of dictating a set schedule for the 12-week period. It also provides a headstart on training in internal programs and methods that can better prepare you for a possible career with the company after you graduate.

Ready to learn more? Email us at interns@neforestrydistribution.com.

New England Forestry began with an entrepreneurial spirit that continues in our culture today, nearly a century
We’ve seen many changes since our inception in 1926, but our strong values and
relentless drive to keep doing better remain the same.

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