We are no longer accepting applications for fall interns.  Please revisit this site later for updated information on available internships.

Responsibilities may include:

• Attending site visits with international Fellows to forestry and forest products companies
• Assisting in organizing an upcoming conference on forest ownership and investment trends
• Organizing information in forestry library
• Researching funding and grant opportunities related to international study
• Opportunity to develop a special project to be completed during the internship (time dependent)

Qualifications: Successful candidate must be a self-starter, flexible, and open-minded. Basic computer skills are essential, including basic Excel, Word, internet, and email. Must be able to work with diverse colleagues from around the world. Candidate must have professional attitude, willingness to learn, and possess good communication skills.

Days/Hours: Days and hours of internship are flexible. Must be able to work a minimum of 15 hours per week for 8 weeks. Start and end dates are flexible.

Compensation/Incentives: This is an unpaid, volunteer position. Internship benefits include:

• professional experience in a diverse, international work environment
• opportunity to learn about local and global forestry and natural resources management
• experience working in non-profit organization in marketing, administrative and organizational work
• networking and making contacts in forestry throughout the Pacific Northwest.

To apply, please email a letter of interest and resume to:
Sara Wu, WFI Director
swu@worldforestry.org