Do you love the rainforest and want to gain conservation and leadership skills? Join us at our Merapoh Rainforest Station, on the borders of Malaysia’s Taman Negara (National Park) as Continue Reading →
It’s that time of year again! We are searching for motivated volunteers for the 2019 internships for conservation in Malaysia. Intern and gain conservation and career skills at awesome conservation Continue Reading →
A warm welcome to Lucy who has just started her role as Cambridge Marketing Intern 2018. Lucy is a Biology graduate from Nottingham University. She has already been working in Sales Continue Reading →
The Malayan Tapir (Tapiris Indicus) is one of Malaysia’s most iconic animals. It’s distinctive ‘white coat’, from shoulders to stubby tail, make it a characteristic species throughout the Malaysian landscape. Continue Reading →
Do you have a passion for conservation? Are you a good communicator? Want to combine and develop into a career? Then this is your chance. We have started our Continue Reading →
Here are the pros and cons It’s no secret that trying to cultivate an academic career is a long and arduous journey. If you have a bachelor’s degree, it is Continue Reading →
Do you care about wildlife conservation and want to gain digital marketing skills? Application deadline: Ongoing, so apply now Location: Merapoh, Pahang, Malaysia Status: Volunteer internship Hours: Full-time Term: 6 Continue Reading →
An awesome opportunity to perform conservation diving and gain practical work experience by assisting the research team at the Marine Research Station in the beautiful Perhentian Islands. This is an Continue Reading →
Traditionally, it has been true that the route to a job in conservation was via a university degree in Life Sciences, such as Biology, Botany, (Marine) Ecology and Zoology. Over Continue Reading →
Communication is a vital part of conservation. It is needed within teams to achieve a common vision and goals, and it is necessary to address a wider audience. Although conservation Continue Reading →
