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Short term Volunteer Field Assistant
Monitoring macaws in the wild in the amazon rainforest of Peru. Monitor claylick, parrot/macaw forest census & record behavior in macaw nests
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Long term Volunteer Field Assistant
Monitoring macaws in the wild in the amazon rainforest of Peru. Monitor claylick, parrot/macaw forest census & record behavior in macaw nests
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Department Head and Professor
The Department of Wildland Resources at Utah State University invites applications for the position of Professor and Department Head. hr.usu.edu/jobs
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Short term Volunteer Field Assistant
Monitoring macaws in the wild in the amazon rainforest of Peru. Monitor claylick, parrot/macaw forest census & record behavior in macaw nests
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Long term Volunteer Field Assistant
Monitoring macaws in the wild in the amazon rainforest of Peru. Monitor claylick, parrot/macaw forest census & record behavior in macaw nests
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Volunteer Field Assistant - Bird Study in Argentina
Volunteers needed for a study of ground-nesting birds (mainly Pipits) in the Pampas region, Argentina. 4 weeks stay. $50/week to cover expenses.
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Professor and Director of the University of Michigan Biological Station
The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) at the University of Michigan solicits applications and nominations for the position of Dire...
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Volunteer/Intern
We are a conservation and science-based project. We collect scientific information on sea turtles and protect their nests from anthropogenic impacts.
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Fall 2019 Dolphin Internship Opportunity in Savannah, Georgia
Interns work with scientists and graduate students in the field and lab, gaining experience in photo-identification and boat-based dolphin surveys.
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The Sarah and Daniel Hrdy Fellowship in Conservation Biology
The Dept. of OEB at Harvard invites applications/nominations for the Sarah and Daniel Hrdy Visiting Fellowship in Conservation Biology.
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PhD Scholarship: Understanding the evolution of mammal pollination in south-western Australia
Understanding the evolution of mammal pollination in the south-west Australian biodiversity hotspot and its vulnerability to landscape modification...
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Research Assistant/ Sea Turtle Project
Research Assistants are responsible for assisting the Coordinator with all aspects of the sea turtle nesting beach conservation project.
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Resident Lecturer in Political and Social Dimensions of Conservation, Chile
The SFS program on Wild Patagonia: Fire and Ice (spring and fall semester), located in Chile seeks an enthusiastic, team-oriented individual to ser...
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Resident Lecturer in Political Ecology, Peru
The SFS program on Biodiversity Conservation and Development, located in the Amazon region of Peru seeks an enthusiastic, team-oriented individual ...
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Volunteer Great Green & Scarlet Macaw Field Assistant
Help protect Costa Rica’s endangered macaws, through doing fieldwork to locate, monitor, track and support breeding pairs and their offspring.
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Volunteer Botanist
This is a mentorship and job shadowing opportunity for those interested in field botany, conservation, research and Species at Risk.
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Madagascar - Volunteer Lemur monitoring & Reforestation project
Participate in ongoing habitat restoration and lemur monitoring during a 12-week tenure (2019 and 2020 dates available still)
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Monkey, Sea Turtle & Conservation Research Assistant
Start date: November 2018 (2 month OR 5 month commitment) or January 2019 (2 month commitment). The Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program (BBPP) is...
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PhD opportunity to work on Tasmanian devils
PhD project: – Linking spatial movements and social contacts to understand transmission of Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease.