WWF-India Summer Internship 2026: Apply Now for a Career in Conservation

Want to work with one of the world’s most respected environmental organizations? The WWF-India Summer Internship Program 2026 is now open for applications! This is a golden opportunity for students and individuals passionate about wildlife, biodiversity, sustainability, and climate change to be part of meaningful conservation projects across India.

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Whether you’re from India or abroad, this internship allows you to learn, contribute, and grow with an internationally recognized NGO.

About the Program

The WWF-India Internship Program offers selected interns the chance to work closely with experts on live conservation projects, environmental education initiatives, field surveys, data analysis, and policy research. Interns can be placed in any of the WWF divisions or state offices, depending on the project and preference.

Internships are typically conducted twice a year – February and October, and selected candidates can work for anywhere between 30 days to 6 months.


Useful Summary

Internship Name WWF-India Summer Internship Program 2026
Organized By WWF-India
Eligibility Final-year UG students, PG students, Indian & Foreign Nationals
Duration 30 days to 6 months
Stipend Not provided for academic interns; merit-based stipend possible for others
Start Month February / October 2026 (Rolling basis)
Location Across WWF-India Offices (Delhi HQ or State Offices)
Mode On-site / Hybrid (subject to project)
Apply Status Open Now
Official Website https://www.wwfindia.org

Who Can Apply?

Eligible candidates include:

Final-year Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) students
Postgraduate (Master’s) students in any stream
Indian and international students with a valid visa, passport, and health insurance
Independent applicants (non-academic) with experience/interest in conservation may also apply

Note: Academic interns must attach a recommendation letter from their college/university.


Available Fields / Project Areas

Depending on the division and availability, interns may work in areas such as:

• Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
• Environmental Law and Policy
• Climate Change Adaptation
• Marine and Freshwater Ecology
• Environmental Education
• Sustainability and Urban Development
• GIS and Mapping
• Communication and Outreach


Terms of Engagement

• Interns must submit a Project Proposal and clear duration of internship
• A daily visitor card will be issued for intern access
• Interns will be assigned a guide/mentor from the relevant WWF division
Code of Conduct agreement is mandatory
• Academic interns will not be paid a stipend; non-academic interns may be eligible for stipends based on project and experience
• At the end of the internship, candidates must submit:

  • A presentation/report/paper/data

  • Feedback on the internship experience


Essential Documents

Before applying, prepare:

• Duly filled WWF-India Internship Application Form (available on their site)
• Valid Photo ID proof (Aadhaar, Passport, College ID, etc.)
Recommendation Letter (only for academic internships)
Resume / CV
• For international applicants: Valid Visa, Passport, and Medical Insurance


Online Apply Process

  1. Download the Form: Visit the official WWF-India Internship Page and download the prescribed application form.
  2. Prepare Documentation: You must prepare the following documents to attach with your application:
    • Recommendation Letter: If the internship is part of your academic course, a letter from your University/College is mandatory.
    • Photo ID: A valid government-issued photo ID proof.
    • Resume/CV: A detailed professional summary.
  3. Submission: Send the completed form and documents to the dedicated email address: [email protected].
  4. Wait for Response: The HR division and relevant state offices review applications. Only shortlisted candidates are typically contacted, usually within 30 days of receipt.

Status Check (If Any)

• All applications are reviewed by the HR Division and relevant project teams
• Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted
• If selected, you will be notified within 30 days of your application submission


Important Dates & Links

Summer Internship Start: February / October 2026
Application Timeline: Rolling basis – apply early
Duration: 30 days to 6 months
Application Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.wwfindia.org
Volunteering (for <30 days): http://volunteers.wwfindia.org


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is the WWF-India Internship paid?
No stipend is offered for academic internships. Non-academic interns may receive a stipend depending on experience and project.

Q: Who can apply for WWF Summer Internship 2026?
Final-year UG and all PG students from India or abroad, with valid documentation.

Q: What’s the duration of the internship?
Anywhere between 30 days to 6 months, based on project scope.

Q: Will I get a certificate after the internship?
Yes, upon successful completion and submission of final deliverables, interns receive a certificate from WWF-India.

Q: Can I apply without a college recommendation?
No. If you’re applying as part of your academic program, a recommendation letter is mandatory.

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