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Nkonzo Wildlife Internship Opportunities
Seeking dedicated interns for durations ranging from 2 to 16 weeks to contribute to conservation and research initiatives.
Join Nkonzo Wildlife in an immersive study of white rhino behavior, with a specific focus on understanding the effects of dehorning—a crucial technique employed to mitigate the risk of poaching. This opportunity allows participants to engage directly with a team of dedicated rangers and seasoned researchers, working on the front lines of conservation. Interns will participate in fieldwork that involves tracking rhinos, monitoring their health and behavior, and collecting data that will contribute to comprehensive conservation strategies. The insights gained from this study are vital for developing effective measures to protect these majestic creatures.
In addition to hands-on experience, interns will delve into the complexities of wildlife management and conservation science. Contributions will play a significant role in shaping policies and practices aimed at ensuring the survival of white rhinos in their natural habitats. This project is not only an opportunity to make a tangible impact on rhino conservation but also to enhance understanding of ecological balance, species protection, and the challenges facing wildlife conservationists today. Whether an aspiring conservationist, a seasoned researcher, or simply passionate about wildlife, this experience will be both educational and profoundly rewarding.
This internship opportunity is available on Handshake, titled "White Rhino Conservation Researcher" (Job #9158728).
>> Find further details at www.wildlife-research.com or contact Nkonzo Wildlife directly via email at info@wildlife-research.com
Under the Microscope: The Future of Food - How will the world feed 10 billion people by 2050?
How will the world feed 10 billion people by 2050? At UC Davis, researchers in the College of Biological Sciences are advancing the science behind a more sustainable and resilient food future. Join us to explore how our scientists are spearheading efforts to grow high-yield, affordable staple crops to support farmers worldwide, unlocking the evolutionary secrets of maize to understand its extraordinary adaptability to a range of environments, and mapping the genetic networks that drive plant growth and resilience in the face of climate change. This engaging webinar will highlight how cutting-edge plant biology is shaping the future of global food systems—making them more productive, sustainable, and equitable for generations to come.
>> More info: https://biology.ucdavis.edu/events/under-microscope-future-food
Global Learning Fair
Join us at the UC Davis Global Learning Fair, October 9, 2025, to learn about the variety of global opportunities and funding resources available to you. Hosted by the Global Learning Hub, the fair is comprised of in-person global leadership opportunities, study abroad programs, global internships, post-graduate global opportunities, funding for global learning programs and more!
- Who: Undergraduate students and graduate students
- When: October 9th, 2025 10AM-3PM
- Where: University of California, Davis, ARC Ballroom
- Interest form: 2025 UC Davis Global Learning Fair
If you fill out the interest form, you will receive an extra entry for the large-item raffle contest!
Undergraduate Research Opportunities - School of Vet Med
From time to time, faculty members in the School of Veterinary Medicine offer opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research projects as assistants or volunteers. Please check out the faculty who may have openings and opportunities in the Fall Quarter 2025.
>> More info: School of Veterinary Medicine Undergraduate Research Opportunities.
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