Project Areas: Animal Sciences, Wildlife Conservation, Zoology, Environmental Conservation, Biology, Ecology

Build your research skills while working with a Paraguay-based organization that aims to bring awareness to endangered habitats and diverse wildlife.

Project Areas: Biological and Environmental Sciences, Biology, Health and Health Sciences, Medical Research Agricultural Sciences, Agricultural Research

Build your research skills in a cross-cultural setting!  Interns will be matched with a biological or environmental research project, based on their experience, skill set, and interests.

Project Areas: Horticulture, Permaculture, Wildlife Conservation, Landscape Architecture, Sustainable Development, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Spanish, Bilingual Education, Environmental Conservation, Biology, Botany, Conservation Fieldwork, Environmental Sustainability, Forestry, Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Habitat Restoration, Zoology, Public Health, Gender Studies, Anthropology, Ethnic Studies, Sociology, Eco-Tourism

Join this public service non-profit as they employ education, research, and community engagement to tackle issues of climate change, environmentalism, and sustainable community development.

Project Areas: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology, NGO/Non-Profit, Eco-Tourism

Learn more about New Zealand’s native species, conservation efforts, and animal care in internships across New Zealand. Animal-related opportunities are available in a wide variety of roles relating to animal/wildlife science, animal nutrition, wildlife ecology, avian science, veterinary science, husbandry, zoo management, education, rehabilitation, habitat restoration, and conservation.

Project Areas: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology

Interns will gain hands-on experience working with animals at one of the parks run by Wildlife Reserves Singapore (Jurong Bird Park, Night Safari, River Safari, Singapore Zoo). Interns will support daily animal husbandry, including preparing food and feeding animals, cleaning animal facilities, behavioral and environmental enrichment improvements, and other tasks as needed. Ideal for students studying zoology, wildlife science, veterinary science, and conservation.

Project Areas: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology

Join a small team of interns supporting giant panda research in Sichuan, China under the supervision of dedicated researchers from PDXWildlife. 12 week opportunities are available throughout the year for this competitive program. Previous research or relevant experience is recommended, and interns should apply early if possible.

Project Areas: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Portuguese, Spanish, Biology, Conservation Fieldwork, Eco-Tourism, Ecology

Located in southern Brazil’s on Santa Catarina Island, this NGO hosts interns interested in animal husbandry, ecotourism, and fieldwork related to the conservation of the neotropical otter and its ecology. Interns support otters in captivity by assisting with feeding, handling, environmental enrichment and behavioral studies, as well as in their natural habitats by observing and collecting data on hiking and kayaking excursions.

Project Areas: Wildlife Conservation, Zoology, Public Relations, Adult Education, Biology, Conservation Fieldwork, Environmental Conservation, Environmental Sustainability, Marine Biology, Oceanography, Zoology, Eco-Tourism

Project Areas: Wildlife Conservation, Zoology, African Studies, Biology, Botany, Conservation Fieldwork, Ecology, Environmental Conservation, Forestry, Scientific/Environmental Policy

The Smithsonian Institution’s Gabon Biodiversity Program seeks to increase knowledge and awareness of biodiversity in the local landscape, which includes elephants, gorillas and sea turtles, and the largest oil exploration project in Gabon. The Program works to minimize the impact of development on biodiversity and increase local capacity to manage and develop natural resources.

Project Areas: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Zoology, African Studies, Biology, Conservation Fieldwork, Environmental Conservation, Environmental Sustainability, Genetics

CCF works to preserve the future of not only the cheetah, but its total environment and those of other animals as well as the farmers in rural Namibia.