Are you passionate about conservation and sustainability? The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is offering a unique chance to gain practical experience through its BRIDGE summer internship program 2025.
Launched in 2021, this paid internship program is geared toward undergraduate students who are eager to bring new ideas and perspectives to the environmental sector, particularly those who may not have previously considered conservation as a career path.
Program Overview
WWF interns will participate in a structured program designed to enhance their professional skills and insights into conservation careers.
As an intern, you will experience:
- Development discussions with your manager
- Access to up to two online courses through Cornell University’s eCornell program
- Speed mentoring sessions with different WWF teams
- An opportunity to present your work to peers and WWF staff
- A session on resume and interview best practices
Additionally, interns will have access to ample networking opportunities with WWF staff and leadership, expanding their professional connections in the conservation field.
Internship Compensation
- Undergraduate Interns: Paid $20.50 per hour (full-time, 35 hours per week)
Internship Dates
The internships will run from June 16, 2025, to August 22, 2025.
Undergraduate Internship Vacancies
1. General Counsel Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Assist in legal research and support the WWF’s mission through legal advocacy.
2. Plastic Policy and Economic Research Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Conduct research on plastic policies and their economic implications.
3. Policy and Government Affairs Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Engage in research and outreach to support WWF’s policy initiatives.
4. Climate, Communications Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Collaborate on communication strategies around climate initiatives.
5. Sustainable Livelihoods Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Support projects that link livelihoods with conservation.
6. Forests, Communications Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Assist in communications efforts about forest conservation projects.
7. Adaptation and Resilience Partnerships Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Help develop partnerships focused on resilience strategies.
8. Travel Marketing Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Support marketing efforts related to conservation-related travel initiatives.
9. Water Stewardship Basin Planning Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Contribute to projects on sustainable water management practices.
10. Data Engineer Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Collaborate with data teams to analyze environmental data.
11. Agricultural Climate Standards Harmonization Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Support efforts to harmonize agricultural standards for climate impact.
12. Great Plains Analysis Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Analyze data related to the conservation of the Great Plains region.
13. CARE-WWF Alliance Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Assist with initiatives related to the CARE-WWF Alliance.
14. Advertising and Acquisition Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Support marketing and advertising initiatives to drive engagement.
15. Enterprise Geospatial Undergraduate Intern
- Location: Washington, DC
- Overview: Help with geospatial analyses to support conservation efforts.
Don’t miss the chance to work with one of the world’s leading conservation organizations! Become part of the WWF family and experience a summer dedicated to making a difference for the planet.
For more details and to apply, please visit the WWF careers page. Applications are open now!
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