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VOLUNTEER BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN RESEARCH ASSISTANTS, Western Australia
at Dolphin Discovery Centre in Australia
VOLUNTEER BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN RESEARCH ASSISTANTS needed from now to December or more.
The bottlenose dolphin population (Photo-Identification) research program is accessible to you even if you have never been on a boat before; have never participated in a research program; if you are alone or with friends; whatever your situation, we can provide you an experience you will likely never forget! Contributing to dolphin’s research and conservation.
Where: Bunbury, South Western Australia (180 km south of Perth.
When: From now to December or more. The work is not full-time but requires being available at least from Friday to Monday (weekend included).
Duties:
- Assisting with boat-based photo-identification surveys of bottlenose dolphins, including operating small vessel during surveys, collecting environmental, location, and behavioural data for dolphin groups.
- Photo-identification of dolphins in the lab
Qualifications:
- Enthusiasm for field work on a boat is essential
- Positions are available from now to December 2010 (can be longer) with a minimum 4-week commitment. People able to commit for longer periods will be preferred.
Preferred, but not mandatory:
- Undergraduate degree in the biological sciences
- Field research/small boat operation experience preferred but not required
If interested:
Please submit resume and cover letter specifying how long approximately you would like to do it via email below.
The bottlenose dolphin population (Photo-Identification) research program is accessible to you even if you have never been on a boat before; have never participated in a research program; if you are alone or with friends; whatever your situation, we can provide you an experience you will likely never forget! Contributing to dolphin’s research and conservation.
Where: Bunbury, South Western Australia (180 km south of Perth.
When: From now to December or more. The work is not full-time but requires being available at least from Friday to Monday (weekend included).
Duties:
- Assisting with boat-based photo-identification surveys of bottlenose dolphins, including operating small vessel during surveys, collecting environmental, location, and behavioural data for dolphin groups.
- Photo-identification of dolphins in the lab
Qualifications:
- Enthusiasm for field work on a boat is essential
- Positions are available from now to December 2010 (can be longer) with a minimum 4-week commitment. People able to commit for longer periods will be preferred.
Preferred, but not mandatory:
- Undergraduate degree in the biological sciences
- Field research/small boat operation experience preferred but not required
If interested:
Please submit resume and cover letter specifying how long approximately you would like to do it via email below.
Published at 26-07-2010
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