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Internship Program

Since its inception, PanNature has focused on building a team of skilled, experienced and committed people. The existing internship program aims to increase the reach of PanNature to those interested in environmental protection in Vietnam by:

  • Providing university students with opportunities to work with PanNature’s programs and projects;
  • Developing and publicizing the availability of a centralized library on environmental matters for students, practitioners and the general public; and
  • Creating a network of knowledgeable, experienced environmental workers as a potential source of staff for PanNature and other organizations.

The internship program is currently funded by Mrs. Katherine A. Malcolm.

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