‍🌿 Environmental & Wildlife Conservation Intern

Start Date: Flexible
Duration: 1–3 months

🌏 About the Organization:
This passionate NGO mission is to protect Japan’s native wildlife and preserve natural ecosystems through habitat restoration, species monitoring, and sustainability outreach. Interns will join a small, dedicated team working in forests, parks, or coastal areas, depending on project needs and season.
While the HQ is located in the suburbs of Tokyo, this NGO is active thorough Japan.

🦊 Internship Focus Areas:
Depending on your skills and interests, you could assist with:

• Wildlife habitat preservation (trail maintenance, reforestation, clean-up projects)
• Monitoring and documenting local wildlife (photos, data entry, fieldwork)
• Supporting campaigns around plastic reduction or sustainable living
• Assisting with social media or educational content creation
• Helping maintain a local wildlife shelter or sanctuary (e.g., foxes, birds, tanuki)

✅ Ideal Candidate:

• Loves animals and nature
• Enjoys hands-on outdoor work
• Environmentally conscious and eager to learn
• Can work independently and respectfully in rural or quiet areas
• English required; Japanese is helpful but not necessary

📦 What’s Included via Zentern:

• Guaranteed placement with a trusted NGO
• Cultural training & pre-departure support
• Ongoing in-country assistance
• Accommodation guidance
• Certificate & letter of recommendation
• Access to the Zentern alumni community

💸 Program Fee: Starting at $3,000 USD
(Includes full placement service, support, orientation, and more)

🌱 Ready to Make a Real Environmental Impact in Japan?
👉 Apply now through Zentern Internships to begin the placement process!
🗓️ Not quite ready? Book a short intro call — we’re happy to help!

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