Vacancies at the World Land Trust

Vacancies for paid positions

There are currently no vacancies. (We recently advertised for a Conservation Projects Officer (Asia Region). The deadline for applications for this position has now passed. Interviews will take place later this month.)

Volunteer vacancies

The World Land Trust also offers Internships and opportunities to volunteer in Suffolk UK. There are currently no intern vacancies. (We recently advertised for a Projects Development Assistant (Web). This position has now been filled. Thank you to all who applied.)

Authors and publishers can get involved in our Green Ink campaign.

You may also be interested in a Diploma Course in Conservation and Project Administration, run by the University of East Anglia in collaboration with the World Land Trust.

See also Frequently Asked Questions:

Can I volunteer to work overseas with WLT projects?

Other Jobs of interest

International Fellowships Available at the World Forest Institute

Portland, Oregon, USA

The World Forest Institute Fellowship Program brings forestry and natural resources professionals from around the world to work at the World Forest Institute for 6 to 12 months. Fellows conduct an independent research project developed in conjunction with his/her sponsor. Projects are typically either policy or marketing studies, and may be environmental, social or economic in focus. Activities involve information gathering through interviews, meeting with forestry organizations, and taking organized field trips. Fellows typically summarize their projects in a report and poster published by the WFI.  A large component of the program involves traveling and visiting with professionals in the Pacific Northwest forest sector. Fellows visit forestlands, research sites, manufacturing facilities, and NGOs. Additionally, Fellows gain valuable cultural experience and English language skills. Project proposals are now being accepted, and a matching grant is available to cover up to half of the Fellowship fee. WFI is located in beautiful Portland, Oregon, a short drive to forests, mountains, beach, and desert. Oregon is the largest producer of forest products among the 50 US states. For more information visit http://wfi.worldforestry.org or contact Angie DiSalvo at adisalvo@worldforestry.org.

More environmental jobs

To browse for other jobs online, visit StopDodo.com - a global portal for environmental jobs and resumes. StopDodo saves 100 square metres of rainforest with World Land Trust for every new company advertising a job vacancy on their site.

Other websites worth checking out include Environmentjob.co.uk, the UK's No. 1 website for jobs, courses and events in the environmental sector.

Further links can be found in out conservation links directory under Environmental Jobs.