The Wildlife Trust is offering an exciting Internship and Trainee Programme in 2025 for passionate students and recent graduates interested in conservation, wildlife protection, and environmental management. This programme provides a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in wildlife conservation, environmental education, and habitat management. Interns and trainees will work alongside experienced conservation professionals, contributing to important conservation projects, and gaining valuable skills to support future careers in the environmental and conservation sectors.
- Assist with the management and monitoring of wildlife habitats, including conducting surveys and collecting data on local flora and fauna.
- Help implement conservation projects, including habitat restoration, wildlife protection, and public engagement activities.
- Support the planning and delivery of environmental education and outreach programmes for schools, community groups, and the general public.
- Participate in the development and maintenance of nature reserves, including tasks such as habitat management, trail maintenance, and wildlife monitoring.
- Assist in the preparation of reports and presentations for stakeholders, providing updates on conservation activities and outcomes.
- Help with fundraising and promotional activities, including the creation of materials to raise awareness about wildlife conservation efforts.
- Work with volunteers and other team members to coordinate events and initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and biodiversity.
- Attend and participate in training sessions, field trips, and workshops to enhance your understanding of wildlife conservation practices and policies.
- Contribute to the collection, analysis, and reporting of conservation data, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of all records
- Applicants should be currently enrolled in or have recently completed a degree or qualification in environmental science, ecology, biology, conservation, or a related field.
- A strong interest in wildlife conservation, environmental sustainability, and biodiversity is essential.
- Previous experience in wildlife conservation, environmental science, or related fields is not required, but any relevant volunteer work, internships, or academic projects will be beneficial.
- Experience working with animals, plants, or in a natural environment is an advantage but not essential.
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Good organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Basic knowledge of ecology, biodiversity, and conservation practices.
- Ability to collect, analyze, and report environmental data.
- Proficiency in using Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and other software applications.
- A proactive attitude with a willingness to learn new conservation techniques and practices.
- Practical problem-solving skills and a passion for working outdoors.
- A strong commitment to wildlife conservation and environmental sustainability.
- A competitive internship stipend or trainee wage.
- Hands-on experience in wildlife conservation and environmental management.
- Opportunities to work with experts in the field of conservation and gain insight into best practices for environmental protection.
- Access to training and professional development opportunities to build your skills in wildlife conservation.
- Flexible working hours and the chance to gain experience in various aspects of environmental work, from fieldwork to office-based tasks.
- Potential opportunities for full-time employment with the Wildlife Trust or other conservation organizations upon successful completion of the internship or traineeship.
- A supportive and inclusive work environment where you can contribute to impactful conservation projects.
To apply for the Wildlife Trust Internship and Trainee Programme 2025, please visit the Wildlife Trust careers page and complete the online application form. You will be required to submit your CV along with a cover letter outlining your interest in the role, your relevant qualifications and skills, and why you are passionate about wildlife conservation.
