Paid Summer Conservation Internship — Global Exposure

Scholarship Hive; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 28,240 - 30,996; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Hybrid/Virtual options

Job summary

World Wildlife Fund's BRIDGE internship in Washington, DC is a 10-week, summer paid program for undergraduates and graduates. Interns gain real-world conservation experience by working on WWF projects, with networking opportunities and mentoring.

Eligibility requires active enrollment in an associate, bachelor, master, or doctoral program, U.S. work authorization, and willingness to work in a hybrid/virtual setting. Pay ranges from $20.50/hour for undergraduates to $22.50/hour for graduates.

Qualifications

• Active enrollment in associate, bachelor, master, or doctoral program.
• U.S. work authorization required.
• Willingness to participate in virtual or hybrid settings.

Responsibilities

• Support WWF projects and contribute to conservation initiatives.
• Attend learning sessions, networking events, and mentoring sessions.
• Prepare presentations and draft analyses with attention to detail.

Skills

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Organizational skills

Adaptability

MS Office proficiency

Education

Active student in degree program

Tools

MS Office

Job description

World Wildlife Fund's BRIDGE internship in Washington, DC is a 10-week, summer paid program for undergraduates and graduates. Interns gain real-world conservation experience by working on WWF projects, with networking opportunities and mentoring.

Eligibility requires active enrollment in an associate, bachelor, master, or doctoral program, U.S. work authorization, and willingness to work in a hybrid/virtual setting. Pay ranges from $20.50/hour for undergraduates to $22.50/hour for graduates.