Career and Internship Opportunities

Become a part of the team achieving global impact in invertebrate research, conservation and connection.

Join a Team Making a Global Impact

Become part of the team advancing invertebrate research, conservation, and connection around the world.

At Butterfly Pavilion, we’re transforming the way people think about invertebrates. These small but mighty animals are everywhere and everything depends on them. As leaders in invertebrate knowledge and conservation, we inspire appreciation and action to protect these hidden heroes of the animal kingdom.

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Ways Our Team Makes a Difference

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.

Global Conservation

From pollinator protection to habitat restoration, we develop innovative solutions that protect threatened species and ecosystems around the world.

Research Leadership

Our scientists conduct groundbreaking research that helps set new standards for invertebrate care and conservation in zoos and research institutions worldwide.

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:

Animal Husbandry
Horticulture
Education
Exhibit interpretation
Marketing
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.