Become a Wildlife Conservationist

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Wildlife Veterinary Internship
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elephants walking by the river during daytime
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Wildlife Veterinary Internship

Who can apply?

  • Students of relevant academic fields 
  • People with a strong passion for wildlife and nature conservation 
  • People willing to embark on an adventurous, field-based work experience

Study turtles in the Galapagos Islands, help capture data in the depths of the Amazon Rainforest, or wander amongst elephants during field research in Africa. If you’re considering dedicating your career to the conservation of ecosystems and wildlife species, our internships could be the next step on that path. You’ll gain field-based research skills, contribute to powerful conservation initiatives, and have an incredible travel experience. 

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Featured internships

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Wildlife Conservation Program

  • Min. 3 weeks
  • Recinto La Esperie, Ecuador
  • Research, Education, Conservation
Enhance your fieldwork skills and support biodiversity conservation in one of Ecuador's cloud forests.
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Bachelor’s Level Conservation Research Internship

  • Min. 8 weeks
  • Greater Kruger, South Africa
  • Wildlife Research, Ecosystem Conservation, Data Collection
Travel to South Africa’s largest wildlife sanctuary, Greater Kruger Park, and research ways to protect its wildlife.
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Master’s Level Conservation Research Internship

  • Min. 3 months
  • Greater Kruger, South Africa
  • Ecological Research, Wildlife Conservation, Data Projects
Live and work in Greater Kruger Park and conduct in-field ecological research on Africa’s most iconic wildlife.
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