What will you be doing?

The intern will help translate complex scientific findings into clear, engaging communication materials aimed at the general public and decision-makers. These materials will emphasize the ecological and social value of these landscapes and highlight how they connect us to the natural world.

Key activities include:

• Researching and synthesizing science-based information on ecosystem services of wetlands, grasslands, savannas, and forests.
• Developing short, visually attractive leaflets, infographics, and outreach articles for magazines and digital platforms.
• Writing popular science articles and other outreach materials that make complex research accessible and appealing.
• Supporting publication and dissemination efforts in coordination with WWF teams and partners.
• Contributing ideas for visual storytelling and creative science communication formats.

Methodology:

• Literature review and synthesis of existing scientific information.
• Interviews or coordination with WWF experts and researchers.
• Collaboration with communication and design teams to produce materials.

Who are we looking for?

• A student with a science background and a passion for science communication. Fluency in Engish and Spanish is required.

What do we offer?

• An internship of 4-6 months, starting the 1st of February (or a bit later by mutual agreement).
• Students in NL achieve an allowance of €550,- per month on a full time basis.

Interested?

Please send your CV and motivation letter as soon as possible, but before before January 5th to Angela Cordeiro Ortigara (aortigara@wwf.nl) and Natascha Zwaal (nzwaal@wwf.nl).