
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is the world’s leading nonprofit dedicated to protecting wildlife and wild places across more than 3 million square miles in 50+ countries and the world's oceans. Leveraging cutting-edge science, WCS partners with local and indigenous communities to implement on-the-ground conservation projects that deliver measurable, large-scale results. Its flagship zoos, aquarium, and educational programs inspire public engagement while the organization’s policy advocacy and strategic partnerships amplify its impact worldwide. With a diverse team of nearly 4,000 professionals headquartered in New York City, WCS combines scientific rigor, community collaboration, and global influence to safeguard biodiversity and address climate change.
This internship is designed to be an important entrypoint for someone looking for a career working with animals. Interns will receive a well rounded training course in animal care and training while working alongside the animal care staff to assist with the husbandry of marine mammals and penguins.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is the world’s leading nonprofit dedicated to protecting wildlife and wild places across more than 3 million square miles in 50+ countries and the world's oceans. Leveraging cutting-edge science, WCS partners with local and indigenous communities to implement on-the-ground conservation projects that deliver measurable, large-scale results. Its flagship zoos, aquarium, and educational programs inspire public engagement while the organization’s policy advocacy and strategic partnerships amplify its impact worldwide. With a diverse team of nearly 4,000 professionals headquartered in New York City, WCS combines scientific rigor, community collaboration, and global influence to safeguard biodiversity and address climate change.