Field Assistant in Ecuador: Bat ecology / physiology / behavior
Bonjour à tous,
je vous transmets ci-dessous cette offre (désolé pour les non anglophones) . Cette position est a priori établie sur une base de volontariat, quoiqu'une partie du voyage semble être subventionnée (contacter le responsable pour plus d'infos, moi je ne sais rien de plus).
Raphaël
"Field Assistant in Ecuador: Bat ecology / physiology / behavior
We offer an opening for a field assistant in the Amazon lowlands of
Ecuador. The assistant position is part of a PhD dissertation
research project and focuses on the mineral lick visiting behaviour
of bats. The desired candidate will preferably have some
experience in the tropics, handling wild animals, long-term field
experience and some Spanish training. However, those who have
training in one of the following fields will also be considered
interesting candidates: handling bats, ecology, biology and animal
behaviour.
To learn more about the details of the project, please email.
Note, the study takes place in a tropical environment; hence prior
experiences of working in the field under harsh conditions are
necessary.
contact:
Simon Ghanem
Evolutionäre Ökologie
Leibniz Institut für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung
030 / 5168519
ghanem@izw-berlin. de"
je vous transmets ci-dessous cette offre (désolé pour les non anglophones) . Cette position est a priori établie sur une base de volontariat, quoiqu'une partie du voyage semble être subventionnée (contacter le responsable pour plus d'infos, moi je ne sais rien de plus).
Raphaël
"Field Assistant in Ecuador: Bat ecology / physiology / behavior
We offer an opening for a field assistant in the Amazon lowlands of
Ecuador. The assistant position is part of a PhD dissertation
research project and focuses on the mineral lick visiting behaviour
of bats. The desired candidate will preferably have some
experience in the tropics, handling wild animals, long-term field
experience and some Spanish training. However, those who have
training in one of the following fields will also be considered
interesting candidates: handling bats, ecology, biology and animal
behaviour.
To learn more about the details of the project, please email.
Note, the study takes place in a tropical environment; hence prior
experiences of working in the field under harsh conditions are
necessary.
contact:
Simon Ghanem
Evolutionäre Ökologie
Leibniz Institut für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung
030 / 5168519
ghanem@izw-berlin. de"
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