(May 03, 2015)   -   The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a conservation organization dedicated to protecting wildlife and their habitat, active in almost 60 countries. Our vision is to save wildlife and wild places worldwide through science, conservation action, education, and inspiring people to value nature. WCS has been working in China since 1995, with focus on large mammals and their habitat. 

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(April 21, 2015)   -   WCS is looking for a skilled data analyst with an excellent understanding of data sources relating to the ivory trade, good connections with relevant government and non-government organizations and a strong understanding of international commodity trends and the ivory retail market.

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(April 08, 2015)   -   Support WCS's program to develop and strengthen conservation research, action and policy for big cats and their habitat in Northeast China according to WCS 2020 global strategy; to identify threats posed by human development to big cat species and their habitat, to identify priorities and lead country program team to develop and implement proper strategies, approaches and projects; to coordinate financial and administrative support; to develop strong partnerships and facilitate communication as ...

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(March 26, 2015)   -   Reporting to the Communication Manager, the Communication Officer will take charge of new media channel operations, content development, and online sentiments monitoring to consistently articulate WCS China mission. The Communication Officer will design creative online campaigns and support the team to achieve WCS strategic goals and short-term implementation objectives.

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(February 03, 2015)   -   WCS is seeking to undertake a thorough analysis of the current legal and institutional situation within China, Vietnam and Laos with regard to wildlife trafficking in order to provide an accurate and comprehensive understanding of the legal and institutional frameworks that exist in each country to address illegal wildlife trafficking. 

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(February 02, 2015)   -   We are recruiting a research intern to support our review of the wildlife legal protection framework in China.

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(September 25, 2013)   -   The Wildlife Conservation Society is looking for full-time / part-time interns in several locations in China.

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