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Job openings at Forests of the World

At Forests of the World, we work to protect forests, both locally and globally, and we are always looking for passionate employees who are ready to fight alongside us. Our team consists of dedicated experts, project managers, communicators, and volunteers, all of whom are committed to promoting sustainable solutions for forests, climate, and biodiversity.

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With us, you’ll find a dynamic workplace where we value commitment, collaboration, and creative solutions. Want to join the team? Keep an eye on our job openings below and become part of Forests of the World.

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Internship Positions

Intern – Danish Politics

We are looking for an intern with an interest in political affairs who is keen to follow political processes, gather background information, develop policy proposals, and shape Forests of the World’s strategic communication on relevant policy issues.

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Intern – The Global Stage

We are looking for an intern to join our international team, with a particular focus on our work at EU and international levels. You will work on a wide range of tasks across our projects to protect forests and uphold the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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We Fight for What We Stand For

Forests
Over 80 percent of land-dwelling species live in forests. This is especially true for tropical rainforests, which are teeming with life.
Biodiversity
Biodiversity is the diversity of species in a given area. It would take millions of years to restore if it disappears.
Climate Crisis
Changes in the climate affect all species on the planet. Neither plants, humans, fungi, insects, nor animals are spared.
Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Peoples are the best at taking care of the world’s forests.
Politics
Nature and forests must be a political priority globally, in the EU, and in Denmark.
Forests of the World Global Initiatives
Honduras
Forests of the World has been working in Honduras since the year 2000.
Panama
Since 1996, Forests of the World has supported seven different Indigenous Peoples.
Nicaragua
A turbulent past and an uncertain future. Forests of the World´s work began here in 1997.
Bolivia
In Bolivia, we support the Indigenous Peoples of the Chiquitano and Movima tribes.
Uganda
Our efforts is focused on western Uganda and the two forest reserves, Itwara and Matiri.
Ethiopia
Our work is centred around close collaborations with larger international organisations.
Denmark
We work towards establishing more wild forest nature in Denmark.