The Henry's Fork Foundation is proud to host summer interns every year. We have hosted interns from the BYU-Idaho campus to Virginia's Washington & Lee on the east coast. While the number of interns is limited each year, the experience is limitless.

The range of conservation work that has been conducted by interns has included angler surveys on the Ranch to scientific field research work on the tributaries and main stem of the Henry's Fork monitoring the river's macrophytes and wild trout populations.

For a select few, it is an experience of a lifetime in one of the great ecosystems in the world.

The Henry's Fork Foundation is proud of its scholarship recipients!

The Henry's Fork Foundation is proud to announce that the following scholarships are available to support our work.

Follow the Henry's Fork Foundation interns as they post updates on the many projects that they worked on, including the Caldera Project tributaries study, a brook trout genetics study for Trout Unlimited, cattle fencing, a survey of Blue Springs Creek, the Buffalo River fish trap, and a bio-restoration project with North Fork Native Plants and Intermountain Aquatics.