35th ists student committee job board

2015

ISTS Student Committee

Compilers:

Itzel Sifuentes Romero

Adriana Cortes

Index

Volunteering & Internships

ARCHELON, the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece

ASUPMATOMA NGO

Cape Eleuthera Institute (CEI)

The Costa Maya Turtle Project

Loggerhead Marine life Center Volunteer

Loggerhead Marine life Center Internship

MEDASSET- the Mediterranean Association to Save Sea Turtles

Protective Turtle Ecology Center for Training, Outreach, and Research, Inc

(ProTECTOR)

Sea Turtle Hatchery in Guatemala

Volunteering in Galapagos, Ecuador

Volunteer Research Assistants in Sea Turtle Conservation in Africa

Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Association (ARCAS)

Paying Internship & Volunteer Opportunities

Corcovado Foundation Sea Turtle Conservation Program

Marine Turtle Conservation Project (MTCP)

MEDASSET the Mediterranean Association to Save Sea Turtles

NOA (Nature & Oceans of the Americas)

The Science Exchange

Turtle Foundation Loggerhead Conservation Project

Paid Internships & Volunteer Opportunities

Buck Island Sea Turtle Research Program


Pacuare Nature Reserve, Leatherback and green turtle Program

Thesis/Research opportunities

Thesis opportunities in Galapagos, Ecuador


Pacuare Nature Reserve, leatherback Program

Graduate & postdocs opportunities

Motes Postdoctoral Research Fellowship

San Diego State University. Conservation Ecology Lab

Texas A&M University. Galveston Campus

University of Central Florida. UCF Archie Carr Sea Turtle House

University of Florida. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine

University of Charleston, SC at the College of Charleston

University of Queensland. School of Veterinary Science.

University of West Indies. Faculty of Science and Technology

Scholarships

Fulbright Foreign Student Program

Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship

Global Vision International (GVI) through its National Scholarship Program (NSP)

Jobs opportunities

Loggerhead Marine life Center

Other useful sites

Volunteers & Interships

ARCHELON, the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece

Opportunity title: Volunteer

Location: Zakynthos, Peloponnese, Crete, Amvrakikos, Athens - GREECE

Opportunity Description:

At the summer projects (Mid May-Mid October) with the following tasks:

a) Nest management and habitat protection (morning survey, nest protection,

night survey, excavation)

b) Public Awareness (Information Stations, Slide Shows, Beach Patrols,

Safeguarding beaches)

c) Maintenance and day-to-day duties

At the Sea Turtle Rescue Center (all year round) with the following objectives:

a) To treat and rehabilitate injured, sick or weak sea turtles

b) To raise public awareness, especially amongst schoolchildren and fishermen

c) To operate a Sea Turtle Rescue Network throughout Greece

Duration of the program:

Minimum participation period: 4 weeks,

Suggested participation period: more than 6 weeks.

Deadline of application: Open all year round

Other relevant information: Internships are available. Available posts for August

September 2015

Contact data:

Theoni Karkoulia

Email: [email protected]

For further information go to:

www.archelon.gr

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ASUPMATOMA NGO

Opportunity title: Volunteers/ Internships

Location: Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mxico

Opportunity Description: The beaches of Los Cabos are nesting area for sea turtles,

mainly olive ridley. Personal and volunteers of NGO ASUPMATOMA realize activities such

as patrolling, collecting nests, and environmental education in two beaches, around of 20

kilometers.

We are open to proposals of biologists / ecologists who want to do your research about

sea turtles in this beautiful place.

Duration of the program: Volunteers can stay for periods of 1-6 months between July to

December.

Other relevant information: Accommodation is guaranteed for all. Volunteers and interns

who remain throughout all period June-December will receive a stipend of food.

Contact data:

ASUPMATOMA A.C.


Facebook: ASUPMATOMA Campamento tortuguero

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Cape Eleuthera Institute (CEI)

Opportunity title: Sea Turtle Research Intern

Location: Eleuthera, The Bahamas

Program Description: The Cape Eleuthera Institute (CEI) is a research facility that

promotes a connection between people and the environment. CEIs scope of work

includes visiting educational programs/field courses for students in primary through

graduate school; modeling green technologies that promote self-sufficiency; performing

research and collaborating with outside scientists/organizations in areas related to

tropical ecology and sustainability; building local capacity through education and training

programs; and by hosting conferences.

Opportunity Description: The Cape Eleuthera Institute is accepting applications for

Research Internships within the Sea Turtle Research Program. Successful applicants will

gain a wealth of hands on field-based experience in addition to a solid theoretical

foundation from the scientific literature, through readings and group discussions.

Fieldwork will primarily focus on:

Conducting scientific visual surveys around South Eleuthera

Conducting and analyzing underwater video surveys

Catching, handling and tagging sea turtle

Qualifications

Must be a minimum of eighteen years of age

Should have completed, be planning to complete, or in the process of completing

an undergraduate degree in biology related field

Previous research experience and an active interest in marine research will be

given priority

Other relevant information: Non-field based duties will include the maintenance of field

equipment and data entry. On occasions, Research Interns will also have the opportunity

to assist in the field or lab with other Cape Eleuthera Institute research initiatives, such as

the flats ecology, aquaponics, sustainable offshore aquaculture and permaculture

programs.

Contact data: To apply please send a cover letter, curriculum vitae (C V) or resume and at

least three Professional/academic references by email to: [email protected]

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The Costa Maya Turtle Project (Littlefeet Environmental) In partnership with El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR)

Opportunity title: Volunteer Research Assistants

Location: Research activities will be conducted in three nationally protected areas

including the Banco Chinchorro Biosphere Reserve, the Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve and

the Xcalak National Marine Park


We are now recruiting volunteer research assistants (18 years or older) to partake in our

in-water pilot research study on marine turtles in the southern Mexican Caribbean where

volunteers will participate in snorkel, scuba and boating surveys while hand catching

marine turtles for data collection.

You will have the opportunity to work with other international volunteers, local Mexican

communities and sustainable fishing cooperatives as well as expatriates that now call

Mexico home while collecting data in currently unstudied and remote regions. Explore the

Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, get hands on experience working with critically endangered

marine turtle species while obtaining your PADI scuba diving qualifications to Rescue Diver

along with a healthy dose of Mexican culture and Spanish language.

Duration of the program: volunteer phases of 2-12 weeks in length

Requirements:

Scuba diving optional, but preferred (local training facilities available in mexico)

Good level of fitness desired

Spanish speaking beneficial, but not mandatory

Contact data:

Littlefeet Environmental staff:

Andy Farmer (Director) [email protected]

Courtney Huisman-Farmer (Project Coordinator) [email protected]

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Loggerhead Marine life Center Volunteer


Location: Palm Beach County, Florida

Program Description: Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit education and

ocean conservation facility located on the Atlantic Ocean in Palm Beach County, Florida.

The facility houses a variety of exhibits, live sea turtles and other coastal creatures.

Exhibits include a massive prehistoric Archelon sea turtle replica, salt water aquaria and

displays of local wildlife, as well as educational displays about South Florida's marine

environment.

Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities at the center include:

Sea Turtle Rehabilitation

Education Docent

Turtle Walk Program

Aquarist

Guest Services

Administrative

Gift Store

Contact data:

Caitlin Sampson, Volunteer Coordinator, email: [email protected]

For further information go to: www.marinelife.org/volunteer or

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3rwr8xjvyc6bzlz/Loggerhead%20Marinelife%20Center_Stud

ent%20Opportunities.pdf?dl=0

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Loggerhead Marine life Center Intership

Opportunity title: Internship


Internship Opportunities:

Sea Turtle Nesting Internship

April 1-September 30 (2 Positions Available)

Contact: Adrienne McCracken, Field Ops Manager [email protected]

Position Description: Assist biologists and field technicians with daily beach surveys.

Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Internship

Ongoing

Contact: Nicole Montgomery, Hospital Coordinator [email protected]

Position Description: Learn all aspects of sea turtle rehabilitation through hands-on

experiences, working directly with LMCs hospital staff

Marine Education Internship

Ongoing

Contact: Kerri Allen, Education Manager [email protected]

Position Description: An introduction to a career in marine conservation and

environmental education trough hands-on experiences working with LMCs education

department staff.

Communications/Marketing Internship

Ongoing

Contact: Kat Rumbley, Marketing/Communications Coordinator [email protected]

Position Description: Learn all aspects of communication efforts in a non-profit

environment.

For further information go to: www.marinelife.org/careers or

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3rwr8xjvyc6bzlz/Loggerhead%20Marinelife%20Center_Stud

ent%20Opportunities.pdf?dl=0

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Opportunity title: Unpaid Intership

Location: Athens, Greece

Program Description: Founded in 1988, MEDASSET is an international environmental NGO

registered as a charity and limited liability company in the UK and a Permanent Observer-

Member to the Bern Convention, Council of Europe. MEDASSET is working closely with

MEDASSET Greece a not-for-profit organisation established in 1993 in Greece, which is a

partner to the UNs Mediterranean Action Plan (UNEP/MAP). Both organisations are

active in the study and conservation of sea turtles and their habitats throughout the

Mediterranean. Common goals are achieved through scientific research, environmental

education, lobbying relevant decision makers, and raising public awareness.

Opportunity Description: MEDASSET provides unpaid internship opportunities for

university students and professional adults to gain valuable language and international

work experience and possibly academic credit. Interns should provide a letter describing a

project they desire to work on or describe in their correspondence how they can

contribute to a campaign or activity. After careful evaluation the Volunteer Programme

Coordinator will get back to you with details. Upon completion, interns are offered a

certificate.

Contact data:

If you are interested in an internship please a motivation letter and your CV two email

contacts for professional or academic references to [email protected].

Konstantina Kostoula, Volunteer Programm Coordinator

[email protected]


Facebook |Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn | www.euroturtle.org | www.medasset.org

Please check the FAQs here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/epulq3uvlyxoqb5/MEDASSET-

Positions-for-Students.pdf?dl=0

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Protective Turtle Ecology Center for Training, Outreach, and Research, Inc (ProTECTOR)

Opportunity title: Volunteer and Intern program

Opportunity Description: Volunteer opportunities include in-water monitoring, nesting

beach monitoring, short research projects, and educational outreach. Some of the

volunteer projects undertaken in the past have resulted in accepted abstracts,

presentations, and publications.

Other relevant information: ProTECTOR was established recognizing the paucity of

information and data on sea turtles coming out of the country of Honduras. The

organization began in 2007 and since then has been undertaking research, conservation,

community interaction, and environmental education throughout Honduras (the Pacific

coast, the Caribbean coast, and the Bay Islands).

Contact data:

Stephen G. Dunbar, President and Founder, ProTECTOR, Inc.

E-mail: [email protected]

For further information:

ProTECTOR website: http://www.turtleprotector.org/

WIDECAST Honduras website:

http://www.widecast.org/What/Country/Honduras/honduras.html

ProTECTOR Volunteer and Intern program:

http://www.turtleprotector.org/Volunteers/Volunteer%20Main%20Page.htm

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Sea Turtle Hatchery in Guatemala


Location: El Garitn, Pacific coast of Guatemala, between Iztapa and Monterrico

Program Description: In Guatemala sea turtle eggs are commercially collected but 20% of each

nest should be given to a nearby hatchery

Opportunity Description: Volunteers should assist in collecting nests for the hatchery, teach

local school children environmental basics and establish or maintain good contact with local

population. Accommodation and facilities right at the beach are provided, volunteers must pay

their stay and food etc (grant recommended, should be organized by students and their related

institutions).

Duration of the program: Volunteers should stay 24/7 at the hatchery during egg laying season

July-November/December.

Other relevant information: Resistance to heat and tropical climate necessary. Health

insurance strongly recommended. Knowledge of Spanish language

Contact data:

Dr Michael Ebner, biologist, scientific head of Tortugario El Garitn del Instituto Austriaco

Guatemalteco.


Tel: +502 55580222

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Volunteering in Galapagos, Ecuador

DEMOGRAPHY, HABITAT USE AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF THE GREEN TURTLE

(Chelonia mydas) AND HAWKSBILL TURTLE (Eretmochelys imbricata) IN THE FORAGING

AND BREEDING AREAS OF THE GALAPAGOS

Opportunity title: Non paid volunteer and opportunities for thesis

Location: San Cristobal Island, Galapagos, Ecuador

Program description: The Project is focus on aquatic habitat use studies, human resource

use and the impacts of marine pollution. These efforts continuously use sea turtles as

flagship species for research, conservation and awareness. Our budget has always been

limited, however, has made significant progress in the understanding of sea turtle

populations in the area. San Cristobal and other nearby Islands were only recently

identified as significant areas for foraging hawksbills, and one of the most important areas

in the Eastern Pacific for green turtles. In this context, it is crucial to continue collecting

information on interaction with human activities, which can be used for local and global

management strategies and ensure timely protection measures

Other relevant information: Any other relevant information: First directed research at

hawksbills in the Galapagos Islands; Identification of important hawksbill foraging areas

across the Galapagos Archipelago; Long-term research into foraging ground residency;

Conservation strategies used by this project ; In-water Monitoring ; Outreach and

Education; Protected Area Management ; Exploratory Habitat Investigations.

Contact data:

Juan Pablo Muoz: [email protected]

Daniela Alarcn: [email protected]

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Volunteer Research Assistants in Sea Turtle Conservation in Africa

Opportunity title: Volunteer Research Assistant

Location: Winneba, Ghana, West Africa

Opportunity Description: Research Assistants (two) work with local volunteers to monitor a 15 km stretch of beach for nesting olive ridley and leatherback sea turtles from November through

March. RAs work closely with Ghana Wildlife Division officers by assisting with community

education programs and other functions that serve to improve sea turtle conservation and

education in the region. RAs must have prior sea turtle nest survey experience.

Other relevant information: RAs must provide their own transportation to/from Ghana, and all

required vaccinations. The program provides housing and a monthly food stipend

Positions are tentative, depending on acquisition of funding each year. When available, positions

are advertised on the job board at seaturtle.org

Contact data:

Phil Allman, Florida Gulf Coast University, [email protected]

Andrews Agyekumhene, Ghana Wildlife Division, [email protected]

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Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Association (ARCAS)

Opportunity title: Conservation project volunteer

Location: Hawaii National Park near the town of Hawaii on the Pacific coast of Guatemala,

(NOTE: Not the island in the Pacific!)


Volunteers assist in nightly beach patrols in search of nesting sea turtles, collection and

burial of eggs in the hatchery and collection of research data. Volunteers also take part in

the construction and upkeep of educational exhibits, educational activities in area schools,

mangrove reforestations and community projects.

In addition to regular volunteers, ARCAS also is looking for experienced and independent

sea turtle conservationists to serve as volunteer coordinators and research assistants at

Hawaii and at other research sites along the Pacific coast.

ARCASs other main project (nothing to do with sea turtles) is its Wildlife Rescue and

Rehabilitation Center in the northern Peten region of Guatemala, 45 kms from the world

famous Mayan archeological site of Tikal. Here, volunteers assist in feeding and caring for

animals including parrots, macaws, spider and howler monkeys, jaguars, margays, ocelots,

coatimundis, taras and kinkajous, the majority of which have been confiscated from

animal traffickers working in the Maya Biosphere Reserve.

Duration of the program: The olive ridley season in Hawaii is during the months June-

December with peak months of August - October. For the much scarcer leatherbacks, the

nesting season is November to January

Other relevant information: Internships are unpaid.

Contact data:

email at [email protected] and we will send you updated information.


Visit our website at www.arcasguatemala.org

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Paying Volunteers & Internships



Location: The program headquarters are based at Drake Bay Backpackers, a non-profit

hostel created by the Foundation especially to support the program. All new volunteers

will initially stay at the hostel while they receive their training and orientation, after which

they may choose to work at either (or both) of our two conservation sites: Drake beach

and Ro Oro beach


As a volunteer you will take part in various conservation activities, including night patrols,

working at the hatchery, recording scientific data, excavating nests, releasing baby turtles,

construction activities, environmental education and ecotourism activities.

We are looking for volunteers aged 18 or over, in good physical condition, with a basic

knowledge of either Spanish or English. Volunteers need to be friendly, communicative

and able to work in extreme weather conditions for 4-6 hours per day, six days per week.

Volunteers must have their own travel medical insurance policy for the duration of their

stay at the program.

Duration of the program: from 01 July 2015 until 31 March 2016.

Other relevant information: The cost for volunteering at the program is $30 per night, or

$25 per night for volunteers staying 28 nights or more. This costs covers accommodation,

three meals per day, training, and transportation between the two conservation sites. It

does not cover snack food, nor transportation to and from the program upon your arrival

or departure.

Contact Information: Rob James [email protected]

For further information about the program go to:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uvfz6o3kso19u2o/Corcovado%20Foundation%20Volunteeri

ng.pdf?dl=0

Check out the Corcovado Volunteer Manual 2015 here:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rcgr0cvfubvkodn/Corcovado%20Volunteer%20Orientation%

20Manual%202015.pdf?dl=0

Check out a video about the program here: http://youtu.be/v6bg200dpCI

Check out the tours and activities offered by the hostel here:

http://www.drakebaybackpackers.com/tours

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Marine Turtle Conservation Project (MTCP)

Opportunity title: Self-funded volunteers

Location: In the northern part of the island inhabited by Turkish Cypriots.

Program Description: Since 1992 a marine turtle conservation and monitoring project has

been conducted on the beaches of Northern Cyprus. Here the endangered green (Chelonia

mydas) and loggerhead (Caretta caretta) turtles nest. This is a very well established

project conducting excellent research and providing invaluable experience for under-

graduate students (www.seaturtle.org/mtrg/projects/cyprus and www.cyprusturtles.org).

Opportunity Description: Monitoring of beaches at night at our main base. Females are

observed nesting, measured and tagged (with flipper, identichip, satellite tags or data

logging devices) and their behaviour recorded. Other beaches around the island are

monitored during the day. An assessment is made of the previous nights turtle activities

and all nests are screened to reduce predation. At the main base nests are monitored at

night for signs of hatching. Nests are observed during the day and excavated to release

any remaining hatchlings and assess the success of nests. In addition to this work, a large

effort goes into education and increasing public awareness. At our main base we have an

information centre, which is open to the public. Here we present information, and arrange

small groups to accompany us to the beach at night to witness nesting and hatching.

We are looking for fit and healthy volunteers that do not mind sleeping in basic

accommodation. You must be able to get on well with other people and also be prepared

to cook and clean. You do not have to be a science student, however, all volunteers should

have a basic knowledge of marine turtle biology and the research findings of the project

by the time they come out to Cyprus (for a list of publications from the marine turtle

research group please see ). In addition, knowledge of

Turkish would be invaluable, although not essential. It is important to stress that you must

be fit to partake in this work. You should expect to be walking up to 10km a day/night in

temperatures of 30-40 C.

Duration of the program: 10th May-5th October.

Deadline of application: Applications are now invited for voluntary field assistants in the

year 2016. Please note that the closing date for applications is 15th December 2015.

Other relevant information: Accommodation is Self-catering field base.

Contact data: Robin Snape, email: [email protected]

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MEDASSET the Mediterranean Association to Save Sea Turtles

Opportunity title: Non paid, office based volunteer


Program Description: The volunteer work includes - but is not limited to assisting staff with the

design and/or projects/campaigns, letter writing, computer orientated and archive resource

centre tasks, database updating, internet search, social media etc. We operate a 5-day working

week, from 10am to 6pm. Our organisation does not offer field voluntary work at the moment;

volunteers are based at the Head Office in Athens, where we offer free accommodation in a small

guest room with a single bed, for one person at a time. The office is fully equipped with kitchen

and bathroom and we provide all bed linen, towels, etc. We do not require prior in depth

knowledge in sea turtle conservation, just a passion and interest in the environment.

Opportunity Description: We need volunteers with skills and interests in web design, web

developing, graphic design, communications, and translations (Turkish, Albanian, Arabic).

MEDASSET also offer online volunteers who can support our cause by offering their skills, free

time and knowledge through an internet-based collaboration.

Duration of the program: Volunteers are asked to stay for 3-5 weeks, but this can be flexible

based on availability

Other relevant information: The programme has a small fee of 100. The payment can be

made via PayPal prior to your arrival. All expenses, such as travel costs, visas, food and personal

expenses are the responsibility of the volunteer. The volunteer is responsible for obtaining any

necessary visas. MEDASSET can provide volunteers with an invitation letter upon request.

MEDASSET does not provide any allowance. Volunteers need to arrange their own short term

insurance policy.

Contact data: If you are interested in the kind of volunteer work we offer, please send a full

CV including two email contacts for professional or academic references and contact details

(Name, address, email address and telephone) of two emergency contacts and a cover letter to

our Volunteer Programmes Coordinator, Konstantina Kostoula, to:

[email protected] Please add "Volunteering" in the e-mail subject line.



Please check the FAQs here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/epulq3uvlyxoqb5/MEDASSET-Positions-

for-Students.pdf?dl=0

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NOA (Nature & Oceans of the Americas)

Opportunity title: Internships and student groups opportunity: projects on leatherback

and green sea turtles

Location: Pacuare Reserve, Costa Rica; Yucatn, Mxico and Corcovado, costa Rica

Opportunity Description: NOA is a nonprofit organization which offers research and

educational programs to students. You will join our team of international research field

staff and of international volunteers, collaborating on the protection, research and

conservation of endangered species such as sea turtles, dolphins and coral reef. Our

projects are focused on studying nesting turtle ecology, dolphin behaviour and coral reef

ecology in places with a high biodiversity.

Other relevant information: A fee must be paid that includes, arrival transportation, long

term experienced staff, basic accommodations (usually shared) and all meals. All

necessary project training by experienced staff, project equipment and 24-hour support,

etc. Flights, medical and travel insurance, visa costs, international airport taxes is not

included.

Contact data:

Marga Lpez Rivas ([email protected]/[email protected])

For details: http://www.noaoceans.org

Other NOA opportunities: http://www.noacoeans.org/projects

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Opportunity title: Internship

Location: French Antilles

Opportunity Description: Two French speaking interns in the French Antilles to help

collect data for an important multi-year sea turtle research project. DUTIES CAN INCLUDE:

biodiversity transects with snorkel/SCUBA, capture and tagging of live turtles from boats,

analysis of drone and underwater video footage, stable isotope sampling, data entry and

analysis, among other duties. REQUIREMENTS: Must be proficient in French, not prone to

sea sickness, be able work outdoors in harsh environments at odd hours. A a 15 page

paper on your research topic is required at then end.

Duration of the program: Two French speaking interns in the French Antilles to help

collect data for an important multi-year sea turtle research project.

Other relevant information:

COST: US$5,000 covers two months of rent, insurance, training, research equipment, a

donation to the project, and optional 3 units of Biology credits at San Diego State

University (or other university, as needed). Meals may be included (TBD) but flights are

not. Discounts for Native French speakers. Preference to American Association of

Underwater Scientists - SCUBA certified candidates.

BENEFITS: The chance to help save an endangered species in a beautiful tropical

environment. Add a work experience to your resume, and biology credits to your

transcript. Publication opportunities. Network with scientific professionals and make

lifelong friends. This is an opportunity of a lifetime!

Contact data:

Katherine Comer Santos, Director


San Diego, CA USA

[email protected]


www.thescienceexchange.org

Facebook: The Science Exchange International Sea Turtle Internships

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Turtle Foundation Loggerhead Conservation Project

Opportunity title: Volunteers, interns and coordinators for the 2015

Location: Boa Vista, Cape Verde

Opportunity Description: Volunteers are needed to work on nesting beaches in the

protection, monitoring and continued study of loggerheads turtles between June and the

end of October. Applicants must understand that this is mostly an overnight position.

Applicants should be physically fit and must be able to sit, stand and kneel for long periods

of time

Basic essential requirements

Need to be fit and motivated and enjoy working outdoors

Able to converse, receive and understand instructions in English. Portuguese

and/or Spanish are an advantage but not necessary:

Minimum age of 18

Travel insurance

Available for a minimum of 2 weeks (intern 8 weeks)

Period: June 15 to October 31st 2015

Deadline of application: Applications for 2015 are received any time until September 31st

but we advise you to book your stay and flight early, as our camps fill up quickly.

Other relevant information: volunteers and interns are required to pay a small daily fee to

cover food and logistics.

Contact data:

[email protected] & [email protected]

Website: http://www.turtle-foundation.org


Please see our website (http://www.turtle-foundation.org) for more information

regarding participant duties, project sites and costs

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Paid Internships & Volunteer Opportunities

Buck Island Sea Turtle Research Program

Opportunity title: Research Assistant (intern).

Location: Buck Island Reef National Monument (BIRNM), St. Croix, US Virgin Islands.

Program description: This will be the 28th year of the Buck Island Sea Turtle Research

Program (BISTRP), a long-term monitoring, research, and conservation project supported

by the National Park Service (NPS), Buck Island Reef National Monument. BIRNM is a

nesting beach for hawksbill, green, leatherback, and loggerhead sea turtles.


Interns will provide assistance to the NPS staff in the collection and processing of

field data. A mixture of methods will be used: night duty and day patrols.

Interns are also responsible for weekly daytime monitoring of beaches at The

Buccaneer Hotel, their residence, recording activities using GPS.

Interns will provide assistance to NPS staff and collaborators in the deployment of

acoustic and satellite tags and aid in the collection of tissue and blood samples.

Interns may also participate in snorkel surveys for foraging sea turtles and/or assist

in sea turtle stranding response incidents.

Duration of the program: This project will be up to 12 weeks in duration beginning in mid-

July 2015 (applicants must state availability in their cover letter) and are expected to stay

the length of the project upon selection.

Deadline of application: 2 March 2015, no applicants will be considered after this date.

Other relevant information: Interns will receive two meals/day and lodging from The

Buccaneer Hotel at no cost to the interns. A small weekly stipend will be allotted to each

intern ($100), and travel costs will be covered by the NPS.

Contact data:


Telephone: 340.773.1460 x 236

Fax: 340.719.1790


https://www.dropbox.com/s/8c2o7ac820m9z8s/Buck%20Island%20Research%20Assistan

t.pdf?dl=0

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Opportunity title: Research Assistant

Location: The Program protects two beaches, in Rio Oro and Drake Bay, Osa Peninsula.

Research Assistants will have the opportunity to work at both sites

Program description: The Corcovado Foundation Sea Turtle Conservation Program uses a

community-led model of conservation to protect sea turtles nesting at Rio Oro and Drake

Bay, and support the sustainable development of the local communities with which these

turtles interact. The program conducts three complementary areas of work: 1) sea turtle

conservation, 2) environmental education, and 3) the development of responsible

community-based tourism. Drake Bay receives around 200 Olive Ridley turtles annually

and is one of Costa Rica's finest eco-tourism destinations. Rio Oro is one of the most

important nesting habitats for solitary Olive Ridleys and Pacific Greens in the south Pacific

coast, receiving over 2000 turtles annually, and is much more remote and undeveloped

than Drake Bay. The site in Drake Bay has excellent facilities, whereas accommodation in

Rio Oro is in a rustic tent camp and is off-grid.

Opportunity Description: Research Assistants will assist the Coordinators and Program

Director in the delivery of the conservation objectives, and will participate in the

coordination of volunteers and the maintenance of the camps. Research Assistants

typically work for 6-8 hours per day, six days per week.

Duration of the program: from 01 July 2015 until 31 March 2016. Research Assistant posts

are 3 months but may be extended subject to satisfactory performance in role.

Other relevant information: Food, lodging and transportation between the two sites, and

a stipend of USD $100 per month is provided.

Contact data:

Rob James [email protected]


To check out activities and requirements please go to:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6qvtcj71znitsim/Corcovado%20Foundation%20Reasearch%2

0Assistant.pdf?dl=0

Check out a video about the program here: http://youtu.be/v6bg200dpCI

Check out the tours and activities offered by the hostel here:

http://www.drakebaybackpackers.com/tours

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Pacuare Nature Reserve, Leatherback and green turtle Program

Opportunity title: Coordinator and Research assistant positions

Location: Pacuare Nature Reserve, Costa Rica

Program Description: Researching and sea turtle monitoring.

Duration of the program: From March end of September The minimum period is 5

months.

Application Deadline: November 2015

Other relevant information: 10 field assistants and 2 coordinators (remunerated) will be

selected for the leatherback Turtle Program.

Contact data: Carlos Fernndez ([email protected])

For details : www.pacuarereserve.org

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Thesis opportunities

Thesis opportunities in Galapagos, Ecuador

DEMOGRAPHY, HABITAT USE AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF THE GREEN TURTLE

(Chelonia mydas) AND HAWKSBILL TURTLE (Eretmochelys imbricata) IN THE FORAGING

AND BREEDING AREAS OF THE GALAPAGOS

Opportunity title: Thesis opportunities

Location: San Cristobal Island, Galapagos, Ecuador

Program description: The Project is focus on aquatic habitat use studies, human resource

use and the impacts of marine pollution. These efforts continuously use sea turtles as

flagship species for research, conservation and awareness. Our budget has always been

limited, however, has made significant progress in the understanding of sea turtle

populations in the area. San Cristobal and other nearby Islands were only recently

identified as significant areas for foraging hawksbills, and one of the most important areas

in the Eastern Pacific for green turtles. In this context, it is crucial to continue collecting

information on interaction with human activities, which can be used for local and global

management strategies and ensure timely protection measures

Other relevant information: Any other relevant information: First directed research at

hawksbills in the Galapagos Islands; Identification of important hawksbill foraging areas

across the Galapagos Archipelago; Long-term research into foraging ground residency;

Conservation strategies used by this project ; In-water Monitoring ; Outreach and

Education; Protected Area Management ; Exploratory Habitat Investigations.

Contact data:

Juan Pablo Muoz: [email protected]

Daniela Alarcn: [email protected]

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Opportunity title: Thesis opportunity


Program Description: Founded in 1988, MEDASSET is an international environmental NGO

registered as a charity and limited liability company in the UK and a Permanent Observer-

Member to the Bern Convention, Council of Europe. MEDASSET is working closely with

MEDASSET Greece a not-for-profit organisation established in 1993 in Greece, which is a

partner to the UNs Mediterranean Action Plan (UNEP/MAP). Both organisations are

active in the study and conservation of sea turtles and their habitats throughout the

Mediterranean. Common goals are achieved through scientific research, environmental

education, lobbying relevant decision makers, and raising public awareness.

Opportunity Description: Students of various fields of study are welcome to collaborate

with MEDASSET. You can carry out research related to your studies and MEDASSETs work

or complete your thesis/dissertation on a subject related to MEDASSETs activities.

Students need to have a supervisor for their thesis/dissertation appointed by their

University. Unfortunately, we cannot fund students but research the web and you will find

several international, regional, European and national research and thesis funding sources

for students of all levels.

Contact data:

Konstantina Kostoula, Volunteer Programmes Coordinator to:

[email protected] Please add "Thesis opportunity" in the e-mail subject

line.



Please check the FAQs here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/epulq3uvlyxoqb5/MEDASSET-

Positions-for-Students.pdf?dl=0

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Pacuare Nature Reserve, leatherback Program

Opportunity title: Master and doctoral fellowships

Location: Pacuare Nature Reserve, Costa Rica

Description: Researching and sea turtle monitoring with a scientific staff. Research studies

will be carried out at Pacuare and the main interested areas are nesting ecology and

biology of sea turtles and the effect of climate change on their future. Pacuare is one of

the most beautiful reserves in the Costa Rica caribbean and hosts a high biodiversity of

coastal and forested ecosystems

Duration of the program: From March end of September

Application Deadline: November 2015

Contact data: Marga Lpez Rivas ([email protected])

For details: Leatherback and Turtle Program at PNR, Costa Rica

http://www.pacuarereserve.org

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Graduate & postdocs opportunities

Motes Postdoctoral Research Fellowship

Opportunity title: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship for Benthic Invertebrate Ecology

Location: Florida, USA.

Opportunity Description: In keeping with Motes 2020 Vision & Strategic Plan, a new

postdoctoral fellowship is opening in 2015. Recent (since January 1, 2012) Ph.D. graduates

including those with firm expectation of graduation by December 31, 2015. However, at

time of appointment, doctoral (or equivalent professional) degree must have been

awarded. Applications from all fields of marine research are invited, although Mote is

specifically seeking applications dealing with coastal marine invertebrates other than

corals, and benthic faunal taxonomy, ecology, and biology. The following research topics

illustrate but do not constrain Motes interests: benthic faunal community productivity,

trophic dynamics and modeling; environmental DNA surveys of benthic habitats; benthic

community metabolism in forecasted increasingly warmer and acidic coastal waters;

benthic community regulation of water chemistry/quality; historical benthic ecology using

taphonomic, isotopic, and other tools; biotic causes of extirpation and strategies for

valued species (i.e., bay scallop) restoration, and use of latitudinal and other gradients

over large spatial scales (i.e., marine benthic invertebrate mesoecology) relevant to

climate change

Duration of the program: This Fellowship position will be for a period of two years

(assuming appropriate first-year progress).The new Postdoctoral Research Fellow is

expected to begin before December 31, 2015.

Deadline: This position will remain open until filled

Other relevant information: The full-time position includes an annual salary of $42000.

Health insurance is also provided for the Fellow, with family options available. Benefits

include an opt-in retirement plan with employer matching, leaves for holidays, illness, and

vacation, and other benefits. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow will also have an

established Mote scientist assigned to serve as a dedicated mentor and will receive

office/laboratory space and funds for startup, operations, and travel. The Research Fellow

will also participate in Motes Postdoctoral Mentoring Program

A complete description of Motes Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program and

detailed application instructions are available at

https://mote.org/about-us/postdoctoral-research-fellowship-program

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San Diego State University. Conservation Ecology Lab.

Research Program

Members of the Lewison Conservation Ecology Lab work on a variety of taxa using a wide

range of methodologies. What unites the lab is a dedication to understanding the impacts

of human interaction and disturbance on vertebrates of conservation concern. Below are

some of our general research interests and links to projects in the lab.

Fisheries and bycatch

Ecotoxicology and ecosystem health

Habitat Utilizatiom

Connectivity

Trophic Ecology Population Dynamics

Information for Applicants

Current students in the lab are engaged in a range of research projects that focus on

different taxa but all consider the impact of resource and land use on vulnerable wildlife

populations.

For details:

http://www.conservationecologylab.com/

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Texas A&M University. Galveston Campus

Marine Biology Graduate IDP

Marine Biology at Texas A&M University at Galveston focuses on five main areas of

development: fisheries, marine mammals, oceans & human health (aquatic health),

wetlands and biodiversity.

Research program:

Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG) is the ocean-oriented branch campus of

Texas A&M University offering numerous opportunities in Research and Graduate Studies.

There are over 35 TAMUG faculty actively participating in extramural research

encompassing the areas of marine biology, marine sciences, marine environmental and

conservation studies, marine/maritime engineering, computational

chemistry/biochemistry, as well as being involved in maritime business, law, policy and

management. Research is focused largely in the areas of bay and estuary ecosystems,

coastal and beach processes, geochemical cycling in the marine/aquatic/atmospheric

systems, marine life studies, offshore/deepwater environments and urban planning and

sustainability.

Program Details

The Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Marine Biology offers a doctoral (Ph.D.) degree,

a master's thesis degree (M.S.), and a non-thesis master's degree. The Ph.D. and M.S.-

thesis degrees are research related and interested students should seek out and contact

potential research advisors in the area of their interests before applying to the program.

For more details:

http://www.tamug.edu/marb/index.html

http://www.tamug.edu/seaturtle/index.html

http://www.tamug.edu/research/index.html

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University of Central Florida. UCF Archie Carr Sea Turtle House

Research program

UCF Biology is an active department, housing a diverse faculty who conduct leading

research primarily in the fields of ecology, evolution and organismal biology, with a strong

emphasis in conservation biology. The 3 graduate degrees offered by the department are:

Ph.D.

M.S.

Professional Science Masters (PSM)

The Ph.D. and M.S. degrees are offered as traditional research-based programs. In

contrast, PSM is a novel course-based program with an extramural internship requirement

(e.g. with a local NGO or state agency). Graduates of our programs have consistently

found employment at numerous state and federal agencies, colleges and universities, as

well as corporations and NGOs.

Archie Carr Sea Turtle House

The UCF Marine Turtle Research Group has been studying all aspects of marine turtle

biology since 1982, helping to create the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge and working

to conserve these threatened turtles. Currently, the beach house is the base of operations

for studying the nesting ecology of three species of marine turtle: the loggerhead, green,

and leatherback turtles. This work is conducted in southern Brevard County, including the

Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge and north through Patrick Air Force Base. This area

hosts the densest nesting of loggerheads in the Western Hemisphere, the densest green

turtle nesting in the United States, and a growing population of leatherbacks, the largest

marine turtle. In addition to their work with nesting females, the Marine Turtle Research

Group conducts studies of juvenile turtles at three sites around Florida, which can host

turtles that hatched on beaches as far away as Costa Rica and South America.

For more details:

http://biology.cos.ucf.edu/graduate-program/masters-program/

http://biology.cos.ucf.edu/facilities/sea-turtle-research-house/

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University of Florida. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Graduate Program

We accept students wanting to work with faculty at the Whitney Laboratory for Marine

Biosciences, the Florida Museum of Natural History as well as the Dept. of Biology.

Department Description

Our Department offers graduate programs leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in

Botany and Zoology, with research specializations that include ecology, evolution,

behavior, development, comparative and environmental physiology, molecular biology,

neurobiology, genetics, and phylogenetics.

We accept students in four capacities:

Ph.D. program I -- Students who already have a M.S. in Biology (or related areas)

are admitted directly into the Ph.D. program and will be expected to conduct

original research culminating in a dissertation. We expect these students to

complete the Ph.D. in 5 years.

Ph.D. program II -- Students admitted to this program do not have a M.S. in hand,

but have a record indicative of likely success in the Ph.D. program (i.e., timely

completion of original research leading to the defense of a dissertation). We

expect these students to complete the Ph.D. within 6 years.

M.S. -- Students admitted to this program complete a M.S. by conducting original

research. We expect students to complete this program in 2 years. These students

must re-apply to the Ph.D. program if they want to continue in our program.

M.S.T. -- We also offer a Master in Science Teaching (a joint program with the

College of Education) for students interested in teaching science in public schools.

Financial Support

The Department will provide teaching assistantships to all students who do not receive

fellowship support or research assistantships for the expected duration of the program,

assuming the student continues to make timely and satisfactory progress in the program.

Currently, 1/3 - 1/2 time assistantships over the 9-month academic year come with

stipends of $12,000 - $18,100 plus a tuition waiver and health insurance.

For details:

http://biology.ufl.edu/Graduate/Default.aspx

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University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine

Opportunity title: Master of Professional Science degree

Location: Miami, FL, USA

Program Description: The Master of Professional Science degree, is intended for students

interested in generating innovative solutions to marine, coastal and climate related issues.

Our students are exposed to a unique, multidisciplinary and applied curriculum, including

science theory, field and laboratory training, legal and regulatory knowledge,

communication and media training, and the development of business savvy.

We prepare our students for science careers in industry, government, and non-profit

organizations, where employment demands are growing. The curriculum is structured to

allow students to complete their degree in as few as 12 months, with the training and

real-world experience necessary to prepare them for careers in todays professional

science job market.

The degree programs offered in fall 2015 include:

Marine & Coastal Science

* Applied Remote Sensing

* Aquaculture

* Coastal Sustainability

* Coastal Zone Management

* Exploration Science

* Fisheries Management and Conservation

* Marine Conservation

* Marine Mammal Science

* Tropical Marine Ecosystem Management

* Joint JD/MPS

Deadline of application: We will begin evaluating applications for fall 2015 on February

1st, 2015, and this will continue on a rolling basis until June 1st, 2015

For more information regarding how to apply, coursework, pre-requisites and much

more, please visit the program website http://mps.rsmas.miami.edu/ or visit us on

Facebook www.facebook.com/Rosenstiel.ScienceMasters , and download the attachment

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University of Charleston, SC at the College of Charleston

Opportunity title: Masters level Graduate Programs

Location: Charleston, SC, USA

Program Description:

Marine Biology: this program is one of the top rated programs in the US and has a strong emphasis on publishable research and preparation for careers or PhD programs .

http://cofc.edu/academics/graduate-degree-progs/graduatedegreeslist/marinebio.php

Environmental Studies: this program has strong options for Science or Policy emphases.

http://cofc.edu/academics/graduate-degree-progs/graduatedegreeslist/envstudies-ms.php

Science and Math for Teachers: this program prepares science teachers for both

traditional classroom and non-traditional teaching in parks, NGO or private settings

http://cofc.edu/academics/graduate-degree-progs/graduatedegreeslist/sciencemath.php

Contact data: See turtle guy Dave Owens ([email protected])


http://gradschool.cofc.edu/contact-us/index.php

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University of Queensland. School of Veterinary Science.

Research program

The program in veterinary studies offers a higher degree qualification including formal

courses and a significant project and report in a general disciplinary area. This program

provides academic enhancement of existing qualifications in a general disciplinary area,

and qualifies graduates for enrolment in a higher degree.

Graduate programs

Master of Veterinary Studies

Doctor of Veterinary Science

Vet-Marti

The mission of Vet-MARTI is to undertake comprehensive research and teaching in marine animal medicine and pathology as well as offer a diagnostic service capable of conducting aquatic animal disease investigations.

Vet-MARTI aims to provide training to veterinary students, researchers and interest groups in aquatic animal disease investigation techniques.

For details:

Postgraduated programs:

http://www.uq.edu.au/vetschool/postgrad

Master of Veterinary Studies (MVSt):

http://uq.edu.au/study/program.html?acad_prog=5220

Doctor of Veterinary Sciences (DVSc):

http://uq.edu.au/study/program.html?acad_prog=7513

Vet-Marti:

http://www.uq.edu.au/vetschool/personnel

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University of West Indies. Faculty of Science and Technology

Research program

Science graduates may register for the Research Degrees of MPhil and PhD under the

supervision of a member of the Academic Staff. Research interests in the Faculty are wide-

ranging encompassing many areas of the Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Electronics,

Environmental Studies, Computer Science, Mathematics, Meteorology and Physics. The

Facultys first MPhil degree was awarded in 1976 and the first PhD in 1983.

The well-established MSc in Natural Resource and Environmental Management is

mounted by the Facultys Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies

(CERMES).

Barbados Sea turtle project

The Barbados Sea Turtle Project is based at the University of the West Indies (Cave Hill

Campus). For more than 25 years, we have been involved in conservation of the

endangered marine turtle species that forage around and nest on Barbados through

research, education and public outreach as well as monitoring of nesting females,

juveniles and hatchlings. Our vision is to restore local marine turtle populations to levels at

which they can fulfill their ecological roles, while still providing opportunities for

sustainable use. Barbados is currently home to the second-largest hawksbill turtle nesting

population in the Wider Caribbean, with up to 500 females nesting per year. Turtle nesting

occurs on most of the beaches around the island, many of which are heavily developed

with tourism infrastructure. This presents both challenges and opportunities for sea turtle

conservation. Sea turtles are now not only an important component of the biodiversity of

Barbados, but have become an integral part of the attraction of a holiday in Barbados.

For details:

https://cavehill.uwi.edu/fst/post-grad.aspx

http://www.barbadosseaturtles.org/pages/about_us/index.html

https://www.cavehill.uwi.edu/fst/bcs/staff/julia-horrocks.aspx

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Scholarships

Fulbright Foreign Student Program

Program Description for Non US citizens:

The Fulbright Foreign Student Program enables graduate students, young professionals and artists from abroad to study and conduct research in the United States. The Fulbright Foreign Student Program operates in more than 155 countries worldwide. Approximately 4,000 foreign students receive Fulbright scholarships each year.

The Fulbright Foreign Student Program is administered by binational Fulbright Commissions/Foundations or U.S. Embassies. All Foreign Student Program applications are processed by these offices.

Program eligibility and selection procedures vary widely by country.

To find information about the Fulbright Program in your home country, including eligibility requirements and application guidelines, please go to:

http://foreign.fulbrightonline.org/about/foreign-fulbright .

http://foreign.fulbrightonline.org/

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Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship

This 2016-17 competition will launch shortly. Please check back soon for updates.

The Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship was launched in 2013 as a new component of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. It provides opportunities for U.S. citizens to participate in an academic year of overseas travel and digital storytelling in up to three countries on a globally significant theme. This Fellowship is made possible through a partnership between the U.S. Department of State and the National Geographic Society.

The wide variety of new digital media tools and platforms has created an unprecedented opportunity for people from all disciplines and backgrounds to share observations and personal narratives with global audiences online. These storytelling tools are powerful resources as we seek to expand our knowledge of pressing transnational issues and build ties across cultures.

Through the Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship, Fulbrighters will undertake an in-depth examination of a globally relevant issue, comparing and contrasting how that issue is experienced across borders. Utilizing a variety of digital storytelling tools, including text, photography, video, audio, graphic illustrations, and/or social media, Fellows will tell their stories, or the stories of those they meet, publishing their work on a a dedicated blog hosted on the National Geographic. Stories deemed by National Geographic to be of interest or merit may be considered for publication on other National Geographic platforms. In addition to receiving Fulbright benefits (for travel, stipend, health, etc.), Fellows will receive instruction in digital storytelling techniques, applicable to Fellows projects, including effective blog writing, video production, photography, and other relevant training, by National Geographic staff prior to their departure. Fellows will be paired with one or more National Geographic editors for continued training, editorial direction and mentoring throughout their Fulbright grant period. Fellows will provide material for a blog on the National Geographic website on a frequent and ongoing basis throughout their grant term, and will have the opportunity to develop additional content for use by National Geographic and the Department of State.

Applications for the 2015-16 academic year will be accepted for the following themes: Nature and Environment, People and Place, and Sustainability and Production

For details please go to: http://us.fulbrightonline.org/about/types-of-grants/fulbright-national-geographic-digital-storytelling-fellowship.

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Global Vision International (GVI) through its National Scholarship Program (NSP)

Opportunity title: Training Scholarships for the Mexico Marine Conservation Program.

Location: Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Opportunity Description: GVI runs the NSP to enable and fund local nationals to

participate in our programs and receive all relevant training. GVIs Marine Research &

Conservation Scholarship Includes: 12 weeks on project site, travel to and from Playa del

Carmen to project base on the arrival and departure day, food and shared

accommodation whilst on project base, PADI Advanced Open Water Training and

certification (PADI Open Water can be offered if required), species identification and

survey methodology training, and Emergency First Responder Training.

Duration of the program: 12 weeks

Other relevant information: When receiving applications for NSP programs we are looking

for candidates who can demonstrate a real interest in the relevant training opportunities

of the program and those that can explain how this opportunity will enrich their current

interests and future pursuits. As an organization we hope to be able to use our resources

to enrich local capacities and provide unique opportunities for local youths

For more information on GVI and their volunteering and scholarships programs visit

www.gviworld.com

www.gvi.co.uk

www.gvi.org

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Job opportunities

Loggerhead Marine life Center

Opportunity title: Seasonal Employment Opportunities


Program Description: Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit education and

ocean conservation facility located on the Atlantic Ocean in Palm Beach County, Florida.

The facility houses a variety of exhibits, live sea turtles and other coastal creatures.

Exhibits include a massive prehistoric Archelon sea turtle replica, salt water aquaria and

displays of local wildlife, as well as educational displays about South Florida's marine

environment.

Sea Turtle Nesting Field Technician

March1-September 30 (2 positions available)

May 1-September 30 (4 positions available)

Contact: Adrienne McCracken, Field Ops Manager [email protected]

Position Description: Conduct daily beach surveys by ATV and document sea turtle nesting

activity.

Sr. Summer Camp Counselor

June1-August 15 (2 positions available)


Position Description: Responsible for the daily administration of the centers summer

camp program.

Jr. Summer Camp Counselor

June 1-August 15 (2 positions available)


Position Description: Responsible for aiding the Sr. Camp Counselor in the daily

administration of the centers summer camp program.

For further information go to: www.marinelife.org/careers or Loggerhead Marine Life

Center Student Opportunities

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Other useful sites

Other useful sites to visit:

Sea turtle.org Job Board

http://www.seaturtle.org/jobs/

Postdocs and jobs

https://www.postdocjobs.com/

USA Jobs: Working for America

https://www.usajobs.gov/

Facebook: oferta de trabajo para bilogos

https://www.facebook.com/groups/redbiologiacolombia/?fref=ts

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35th ists student committee job board

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