This internship is suited to those that are interested in learning more about environmental conservation.

Please note that this is not a paid position.

This internship is suited to three types of participants:

• students that need to complete a practical component as part of their studies
• those interested in learning to perform a wide range of biodiversity conservation tasks - we cover anything from invertebrates to birds to bats
• those interested in improving their leadership and planning skills

The 10–12 week internship runs between November until the end of March. It is accepted by European, UK, and North American universities as mandatory practical placement credit.

At the beginning of the internship, each intern will work with their mentor to complete a development plan outlining the skills that they would like to acquire or to improve on. Based on the development plan, a schedule will be agreed on and fo...