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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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Macaw Conservation Volunteer
Help with daily care for rescued Macaws and their offspring at a Conservation Breeding Center during the non-breeding season.
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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 Field Assistant - Islands Restoration
Volunteer field assistant to support plant, reptile and seabird restoration on Round Island and assist when required our other reptile projects.
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Amphibian Conservation Internship (based in Panama)
We are seeking an intern for 6 to 8 months to work on various amphibian research projects relating to disease ecology and behavior. The position wi...
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Environmental Scientist
Ecology and Environment, Inc. is seeking an entry-level Environmental Specialist / Scientist for our office in Albany, N.Y. This position will supp...
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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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Marketing and Media Intern
Learn to promote ocean conservation by producing high quality media content for use in SRI's newsletter, website, social media, and other projects.
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Ecuador Bird Banding Volunteer Assistant
Help scientists monitor birds at Reserva Las Tangaras in the Andes of Ecuador. Experience field ornithology in a beautiful tropical forest.
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Kenya Wildlife Conservation Volunteer
Help preserve a future for traditional Maasai lifestyles, and iconic African wildlife like elephants and giraffe in Kenya next to the Masai Mara.
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AmeriCorps Project Conserve Member
AmeriCorps Project Conserve seeks dedicated individuals to fill 33 full-time positions serving critical conservation needs in western North Carolina.
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Stewardship Ecologist
The Stewardship Ecologist is responsible for day-to-day operations of volunteer stewardship, volunteer monitoring and native seed nursery operations.
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Volunteer Coordinator
You like sea turtles conservation, environmental education, community projects and work with volunteers? This position its for you!
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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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Restoration Ecologist
Seeking a qualified candidate to assist the Director of Stewardship with managing NLI’s preserves, developing the conservation easement stewardship...
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Environmental Technician/Environmental Scientist
Ecology and Environment, Inc. is seeking an on-call Environmental Scientist in the Florida City area. This position will be responsible for perfor...
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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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Field Assistant for Filoha Hamadryas Project in Awash National Park
We are seeking volunteer field assistants for a long-term study on the behavioral biology and ecology of hamadryas baboons in Ethiopia.
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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.