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UCF Knight Shadow: Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands Program┃Environmental Sciences┃December 16┃ Titusville, FL (IN-PERSON)

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This position is a part of the UCF Knight Shadow program Fall Break 2026 session.
***Please be sure to read all information below before applying.***
 

  • Shadowing experiences are virtual or in-person mode, depending on what the employer is offering (read details carefully).
  • If you apply to an in-person shadow, be 100% sure you can get to the location on the specified date.
  • By submitting your application, you are agreeing to a job shadow experience with the host that is assigned to you, on the date you applied for
  • If you are matched with an experience, your participation is MANDATORY. Failure to accept an experience will result in you being unable to participate in the UCF Knight Shadow program in the future.
  • All matched students must complete the Student Orientation Webcourse, (brief 10-15 minutes). This orientation will be administered via webcourses and covers expectations, logistics, planning, and other details.

Questions? Contact knightshadow@ucf.edu  

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Industry: UCF Knight Shadow: Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands Program┃Environmental Sciences┃December 16┃ Titusville, FL (IN-PERSON)
Location: 444 Columbia Blvd, Titusville, FL 32780 

Date: December 16
Description: 

This is a great fit for students interested in Natural Resources, Sustainability, & Environmental Sciences. This is an IN-PERSON experience. 

The Brevard county EEL program manages over 28,000 acres of protected land throughout the county. We focus on both land management and environmental education. There are options to work in the field or classroom, making each day different and exciting. Some of the job duties include invasive species removal, land restoration, teaching k-12 school groups, event management and prescribed fires. This opportunity is great for anyone looking for a career as a wildland firefighter, park ranger, naturalist, conservationist, land tech or teacher. Those majoring in biology, education, environmental studies or conservation would be great fits.

December 16's (Wednesday) session will be an environmental education shadowing experience.