​Conservation Management Internships in New Zealand

We arrange your Conservation Management in New Zealand in various fields. Described below are some of the tasks you can expect to be asked of you. All internships provide a high level of work experience with the aim to increase your skills within the area. The examples below are just a guideline and each internship role will be developed individually according to the organisation and the candidate.

Conservation Management Internships

By doing an internship in conservation management, you can work in an organisation/company/government department which specialises in ecological issues and/or animal observation, research and welfare.
There are different roles within the conservation management area. We want to help you find an internship in the area you are really interested in.

Some of the conservation management tasks in New Zealand may include:
  • Assisting with, developing and exercising surveys.
  • Pest and species monitoring in a reserve.
  • Bio-security checks.
  • Tracking for rodents and mustelids using traps and poisons.
  • Field visits and ecological assessments.
  • Liaising with key organizations and individuals.
  • Organising and managing data.

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I have done a lot of different things and I have no idea how I managed it to do so much in such little time. Highlights are: hunting, skydiving, meeting locals and people from all over the world during my travels.  Met some great people here, done and seen a lot, and it has been a great experience so far.

Marcel (The Netherlands)

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I had a great time in NZ!  I loved my job and the amount of responsibility I had even as an intern. I had a great time with the other interns exploring New Zealand on the weekends and I am definitely planning to return to this beautiful country!

Lennart (Germany)

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