Description

The Expeditions Media and Fly Fishing Intern will report directly to the Headwaters Programs Coordinator and will spend 8 weeks documenting and editing transformative backcountry programs for high school and college students based in Klamath Falls, Oregon—capturing everything from watershed restoration to fly fishing adventures. To learn more about the program, visit our website.

While your primary role will be creating media content, you’ll also assist the Expedition team with fly fishing education, camper support, and camp life. This is a unique opportunity to build a portfolio of impactful conservation media while gaining behind-the-scenes insight into outdoor education and environmental leadership.

The position is based in Klamath Falls, Oregon June 14 – July 15, otherwise remote. Travel to/from Klamath Falls is paid.

Primary Responsibilities

· Document all three expeditions through photo, video, and written content

· Create social media posts, short videos, and blog content for Trout Unlimited

· Interview students, staff, and stakeholders to highlight expedition stories

· Capture restoration work, fly fishing, and group dynamics in real-time

· Organize and archive media assets throughout the summer

Secondary Responsibilities

· Assist with basecamp setup, gear organization, and meal prep

· Assist in guiding and teaching fly fishing to expeditioners

· Provide occasional camper support and help foster a positive camp culture

· Help with transportation and logistics

· Participate in fishing and restoration activities when not filming or editing

This is not an all-inclusive list of duties and responsibilities.

Application review will begin on May 5, 2025.

Requirements

· 21+ with a valid driver’s license and clean driving record

· Experienced with photography, videography, and/or content creation

· Comfortable working in remote, rustic outdoor settings without running water or electricity for 9 day stints

· Interested in fly fishing, public lands, and watershed restoration

· Creative, independent, and a strong storyteller

· Willing to be part of a small, collaborative team in the field

· Wilderness First Aid and CPR certification (preferred)