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18 de agosto de 2026

Trabaja observando ballenas desde una avioneta

Team Leader en surveys aéreos de ballena franca del Atlántico Norte - Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute, Florida, EE.UU. - Temporada noviembre 2026-abril 2027 - Alojamiento incluido - Deadline 21 agosto 2026

Location: Southeastern United States (Florida base)

Organization: Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute (CMARI)

Contract Type: Temporary seasonal position (November 2026 – April 2027)

Main Description:
CMARI is seeking a Team Leader for its North Atlantic right whale aerial survey project. The selected candidate will lead an aerial survey team conducting flights up to six days per week throughout the season. The position includes training in aviation and marine safety/survival prior to fieldwork.

Requirements:
  • Availability for the full duration of the project (November 2026 – April 2027)
  • Team leadership experience
  • Ability to complete aviation and marine safety/survival training
  • Proof of COVID-19 vaccination
  • Prior field survey or marine mammal research experience preferred
Benefits/Conditions:
  • Group housing provided
  • Training in aviation and marine safety included
How to Apply:
Submit a cover letter, resume/CV, and three professional references via the ADP Workforce link by August 21, 2026:
Apply here

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Deadline hoy!! ¿Se te da bien identificar sonidos de animales? 2 plazas en remoto, a 25 USD/hora

Bioacoustics Annotator (x2) - Earth Species Project - Remoto (EE.UU.) - Contrato - 25 USD/hora, hasta 30h/semana - Deadline 17 agosto 2026

Location: Remote (United States)

Organization: Earth Species Project

Contract Type: Contract – up to 30 hours/week

Main Description:
Earth Species Project is hiring two Bioacoustics Annotators to create training and evaluation datasets for AI models focused on animal communication. The role involves audio labeling, data validation, pipeline optimization, and collaboration on scientific publications.

Requirements:
  • Undergraduate degree in a relevant field (computer science, marine biology, zoology, acoustics, environmental science) or equivalent experience
  • Strong experience handling and interpreting acoustic data
  • Familiarity with data collection protocols and common data formats
  • Experience with software such as Raven (advantageous)
  • Programming skills in Python
  • Attention to detail
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Enthusiasm for repetitive work and listening to animal sounds
Benefits/Conditions:
  • $25 USD/hour
  • Up to 30 hours per week
  • Fully remote
  • Flexible schedule
How to Apply:
Apply through the form on the organization's website: earthspecies.org – Bioacoustics Annotators

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14 de agosto de 2026

Muestrea ballenas desde el aire en Florida (alojamiento incluido)

Observador Aéreo de Ballenas Francas del Atlántico Norte - Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute, Florida (EE.UU.) - Contrato estacional noviembre 2026 - abril 2027 - Deadline 21 agosto 2026

Location: Southeastern United States (Florida base)

Organization: Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute (CMARI)

Contract Type: Temporary seasonal contract (November 2026 – April 2027)

Main Description:
CMARI is seeking an Aerial Observer to conduct aerial surveys for North Atlantic right whales across the southeastern United States. The position involves flying up to six days per week throughout the survey season. Observers will receive training in aviation and marine safety/survival prior to fieldwork. Group housing is provided for the duration of the project.

Requirements:
  • Availability for the full project duration (November 2026 – April 2027)
  • Ability to complete aviation and marine safety/survival training
  • Proof of COVID-19 vaccination
  • Physical fitness for aerial survey work
Benefits/Conditions:
  • Group housing provided
  • Training in aviation and marine safety included
How to Apply:
Apply via the ADP Workforce Now portal with a cover letter, resume/CV, and three professional references by August 21, 2026.

Apply here

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Trabaja con arrecifes de coral en las Islas Turcas y Caicos

Research Assistant and Aquarist en restauración de coral - School for Field Studies (CMRS), South Caicos, Islas Turcas y Caicos - Contrato

Location: South Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands

Organization: School for Field Studies (SFS) - Center for Marine Resource Studies (CMRS)

Contract Type: Contract

Main Description:
The School for Field Studies is seeking a Research Assistant and Aquarist to support coral restoration efforts at their Center for Marine Resource Studies in South Caicos. The role involves planning, data collection, analysis, and reporting, as well as co-leading academic programs that include student-directed research, lectures, and field exercises.

Requirements:
  • B.S. in biology or related field
  • Minimum 1 year of professional experience in an aquarium or research laboratory with direct responsibility for coral aquarium care
  • Strong knowledge of life support systems and water quality parameters for stony corals
  • First Aid, CPR, and O2 certifications required before start date
  • SCUBA certification required, with ability to advance to Rescue Diver within one year
  • Proficiency in scientific data collection and reporting
  • Flexibility to work weekends, evenings, and holidays
  • Eligibility to obtain and maintain a work permit in the Turks and Caicos Islands

How to Apply:
Visit the SFS careers page at fieldstudies.catsone.com or contact jobs@fieldstudies.org

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Trabaja con aves en la Antártida Argentina

Técnico/a de Campo en manejo de aves - Instituto Antártico Argentino - 2 puestos (septiembre-noviembre y noviembre-marzo)

Ubicación: Antártida Argentina

Organización: Instituto Antártico Argentino

Tipo de contrato: Contrato (dos puestos disponibles: septiembre-noviembre y noviembre-marzo)

Descripción principal:
Se buscan dos biólogos con experiencia en manejo de aves y toma de muestras de sangre para trabajar en un proyecto de aves del Instituto Antártico Argentino. Las incorporaciones son escalonadas: una persona para el período septiembre-noviembre y otra para noviembre-marzo.

Requisitos:
  • Titulación en Biología
  • Experiencia en manejo de aves
  • Experiencia en toma de muestras de sangre
  • Actitud proactiva
  • Capacidad para trabajar en campo

Cómo aplicar:
Enviar CV (máximo 5 páginas) y carta de intención (máximo 2 páginas) al email: laumrj1994@gmail.com

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11 de agosto de 2026

Coordina la conservación del desmán ibérico con WWF España

Coordinador Técnico proyecto LIFE SAVE DESMAN - WWF España - Deadline 20 agosto 2026

Ubicación: España

Organización: WWF España

Tipo de contrato: Contrato (proyecto LIFE SAVE DESMAN, financiado por el Programa LIFE de la UE)

Descripción principal:
WWF España busca una persona para la coordinación técnica del proyecto LIFE SAVE DESMAN, cuyo objetivo es detener y revertir el declive del desmán ibérico (Galemys pyrenaicus). El proyecto abarca acciones de restauración de hábitat, seguimiento de poblaciones y reducción de amenazas, desarrolladas en el marco de un consorcio internacional.

Las principales funciones del puesto incluyen:
  • Planificación, ejecución y seguimiento técnico de las acciones del consorcio.
  • Participación en campañas de trabajo de campo.
  • Elaboración de informes técnicos ante CINEA y la Comisión Europea.
  • Coordinación con los socios del consorcio internacional del proyecto.

Requisitos:
No se han especificado requisitos formales en la oferta. Se infieren los siguientes perfiles:
  • Formación en biología, conservación o ecología.
  • Experiencia en coordinación de proyectos científicos o de conservación.
  • Conocimiento del desmán ibérico u otras especies amenazadas.
  • Experiencia en trabajo de campo.


Cómo aplicar:
Envía tu Currículum Vitae y Carta de Motivación antes del 20 de agosto de 2026 a través de los canales de selección de WWF España.
https://www.wwf.es/?73501/OFERTA-LABORAL-Coordinadora-Tecnicoa-del-proyecto-LIFE-SAVE-DESMAN

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9 de agosto de 2026

Protege arrecifes de coral en la Polinesia Francesa

Restoration R&D Scientist Lead en restauración de arrecifes de coral - Coral Gardeners, Polinesia Francesa - Contrato permanente

Location: French Polynesia

Organization: Coral Gardeners

Contract Type: Full-time permanent contract

Main Description:
Coral Gardeners is looking for a Restoration R&D Scientist Lead to design, execute, and analyze coral restoration trials in the field. This role bridges scientific objectives and operational field protocols, leading research teams focused on applied reef restoration science in tropical waters.

Requirements:
  • Master's degree in marine sciences, biology, ecology, or environmental sciences
  • Diving experience in tropical and temperate waters
  • Experience with experimental infrastructure in aquatic environments
  • Extended in-water experience
  • Boat handling skills (maneuvering, towing, launching, basic mechanics)
  • Experimental design and statistical analysis
  • Hands-on mindset combined with scientific rigor
  • Strong analytical and communication skills
  • Demonstrated interest in coral conservation and restoration

Benefits/Conditions:
Full-time permanent contract.

How to Apply:
Apply directly through the Coral Gardeners jobs page.

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6 de agosto de 2026

Trabaja con chimpancés en Senegal

Field Research Coordinator - Jane Goodall Institute Spain en Senegal - Dindefelo, Senegal - Contrato renovable - Salario negociable + alojamiento y comida incluidos

Location: Dindefelo, Senegal

Organization: The Jane Goodall Institute Spain in Senegal

Contract Type: Field contract (renewable)

Main Description:
The Field Research Coordinator is responsible for overseeing all research activities at JGI Spain's study sites in southeastern Senegal. The position combines field team management, project coordination, logistics, administration, and data management focused on the conservation of threatened western chimpanzees.

Requirements:
  • Master's degree in biology, primatology, evolutionary anthropology, wildlife conservation, or related fields
  • At least 2 years of field work experience in remote areas, preferably in Africa
  • Knowledge of ArcGIS Survey 123
  • Previous experience with camera trapping
  • Knowledge of satellite image analysis with GIS
  • Excellent French and English language skills (oral and written)
  • Willingness to learn a local language (Pulaar)
  • Good physical and mental fitness
  • Excellent organisational skills
  • Analytical capacity
  • Strong social skills and leadership
  • Ability to work in multicultural environments and sensitivity to cultural differences
Benefits/Conditions:
  • Negotiable monthly salary based on profile and experience
  • Basic accommodation and local food provided
  • Airfare reimbursement after completing 12 months in the field
  • Visa renewal included
  • Biological station with solar electricity, kitchen with refrigerator, filtered water, laboratory, garden and forest nurseries, and working and resting areas
How to Apply:
Send your CV and motivation letter with the names and email addresses of three references to Laia Dotras: laia.dotras@janegoodall.es

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26 de julio de 2026

Trabaja en IA y análisis de imagen para enfermedades de plantas (Alemania)

Research Engineer en análisis de imagen con IA y detección óptica en ecología de enfermedades de plantas - Universidad de Gotinga, Alemania - Contrato 80%, 2 años con posibilidad de permanencia - Deadline 31 julio 2026

Location: Goettingen, Germany

Organization: University of Goettingen, Division of Plant Diseases and Crop Protection

Contract Type: Research engineer position (80%), initial 2-year contract with possibility of permanent contract after successful evaluation. Salary according to Entgeltgruppe 11 TV-L.

Main Description: The successful candidate will develop and apply AI-based image analysis and optical sensing approaches in plant disease ecology. The position sits at the interface between scientific programming, machine learning, image analysis, and plant disease experiments.

Requirements:
  • Minimum Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Science, or a related field
  • Strong background in scientific programming, AI-based image analysis, machine learning, and data management
  • Experience with large image datasets, image analysis pipelines, and training/validation of machine learning or deep learning models
  • Experience with RGB, multispectral, hyperspectral, thermal infrared, or 3D/LiDAR image data applied to biological systems, preferably plants or plant diseases

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Salary according to Entgeltgruppe 11 TV-L
  • Initial 2-year contract with possibility of conversion to permanent contract after successful evaluation

How to Apply: Apply through the University of Goettingen application portal: https://obp.uni-goettingen.de/en-US/Stellen/StellenDruck/76465

Deadline: 31 July 2026

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24 de julio de 2026

Observador de mamíferos marinos (MMO/PAM) en proyectos por todo el mundo

MMO y PAM Operator en proyectos offshore de mamíferos marinos - Ocean Science Consulting (OSC), Dunbar, Escocia, UK - Contrato inicial 1 mes con opción a permanente - Salario competitivo + suplemento offshore

Location: Dunbar, Scotland, UK (primarily offshore, global projects)

Organization: Ocean Science Consulting Limited (OSC)

Contract Type: Initial 1-month contract with possibility of permanent full-time employment

Main Description:
OSC is recruiting MMO (Marine Mammal Observer) and/or PAM (Passive Acoustic Monitoring) Operators to work on global marine mammal and underwater noise monitoring projects. The role is primarily based offshore, with assignments of variable duration (days to months). Between projects, onshore tasks will be carried out at OSC's headquarters in Dunbar, Scotland. Responsibilities include field monitoring work and assistance with reports, publications, and scientific articles.

Requirements:
  • Proven experience as an MMO and/or PAM Operator
  • Ability to assist with reporting, publications, and articles
  • Self-motivation and ability to work independently in offshore environments
  • Existing offshore certifications preferred, or willingness to obtain them
Benefits/Conditions:
  • Competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience
  • Offshore supplement included
  • Possibility of permanent full-time employment following initial contract
How to Apply:
Send your CV and cover letter to recruitment@osc.co.uk. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

More information: OSC MMO and PAM Vacancies

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21 de julio de 2026

Trabaja con chimpancés en Senegal (Jane Goodall Institute)

Field Research Coordinator - Jane Goodall Institute Spain - Dindefelo, Senegal - Contrato con alojamiento y comida incluidos - Deadline 30 julio 2026

Location: Dindefelo, Senegal

Organization: The Jane Goodall Institute Spain (www.janegoodallsenegal.org)

Contract Type: Full-time contract (renewable)

Main Description:
The Field Research Coordinator is responsible for overseeing all research activities at JGI Spain's study sites in Senegal. The position combines field team management, project coordination, logistics, administration, and data management to ensure the successful implementation of western chimpanzee research and conservation programmes.

Requirements:
  • Master's degree in biology, primatology, evolutionary anthropology, wildlife conservation or related fields
  • At least two years of field work experience in remote areas, preferably in Africa
  • Knowledge of technologies such as ArcGIS Survey 123
  • Previous experience with camera trapping
  • Knowledge of satellite image analysis with GIS
  • Excellent French and English skills (oral and written)
  • Willingness to learn a local language (Pulaar)
  • Good physical and mental health
  • Excellent organisational skills
  • Ability to work in multicultural environments
  • Ability to work under stress in challenging conditions
Benefits/Conditions:
  • Monthly salary negotiable based on profile and experience
  • Basic accommodation and local food provided
  • Flight ticket reimbursement after completing 12 months in the field
  • Visa renewal included
  • Biological station facilities: electricity (solar panels), kitchen with fridge, filtered water, laboratory, garden, working areas and rest areas
How to Apply:
Send your CV and motivation letter before 30 July 2026, including names and email addresses of three references to: Laia Dotras at laia.dotras@janegoodall.es

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19 de julio de 2026

Conservation Monitoring Scientist - Woodland Park Zoo (Seattle, USA)

Conservation Monitoring Scientist - Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA, USA - Contrato híbrido - $80,168–$105,705/año - Deadline 24 julio 2026

Location: Seattle, WA, USA (hybrid: 2–3 days on-site, rest remote; frequent international travel)

Organization: Woodland Park Zoo

Contract Type: Contract position

Main Description:
Woodland Park Zoo is seeking a senior Conservation Monitoring Scientist to lead adaptive monitoring strategies across international field conservation programs, including the Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program. Responsibilities include:
  • Design and implementation of monitoring protocols
  • Demographic modeling and ecological data analysis
  • Management of ecological and social data
  • Facilitation of multi-stakeholder workshops
  • Representation at international conservation forums

Requirements:
  • Advanced degree in conservation, natural resource management, data science, monitoring and evaluation, geography, or related fields
  • Minimum 3 years of professional experience in conservation monitoring, data analysis, and field ecological research
  • Experience with protected area management
  • Ability to lead international fieldwork
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, GIS, SMART, Vortex, and demographic modeling platforms
  • Washington State residency required
  • Valid driver's license
  • At least 18 years of age

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Salary: $80,168.40 – $105,705.60/year (midpoint $88,088)
  • HMO and PPO health, dental, and vision plans
  • 11 paid holidays + 4 personal days
  • 12 vacation days and 12 sick days in the first year
  • Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Free zoo membership with discounts and 4 free annual passes
  • Free parking
  • 403(b) retirement plan
  • Hybrid position (2–3 days on-site)

How to Apply:
Submit your application at zoo.org/jobs, including a résumé, cover letter, and copies of relevant certifications. For questions, contact careers@zoo.org.

Deadline: July 24, 2026

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1 de junio de 2026

Educa sobre conservación marina en campamentos de verano (Vancouver, Canadá)

Environmental Educator en campamentos de verano - The Starfish Canada, Vancouver - Contrato estacional - 22 CAD/hora

Location: Vancouver, Canada

Organization: The Starfish Canada

Contract Type: Seasonal full-time contract (40 hours/week)

Main Description:
The Starfish Canada is looking for an Environmental Educator to deliver summer camp educational programs across two outdoor sites in Vancouver. The role involves teaching children aged 5–10 about marine conservation and environmental stewardship through hands-on scientific and experiential activities.

Requirements:
  • Age 15–30 years
  • Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or protected under IRPA
  • Valid Criminal Record Check (within the last 5 years)
  • First Aid and CPR-C certification (within the last 3 years)
  • Background in science, marine biology, or environmental education
  • Minimum 1 year of experience working with children aged 5–12
  • Demonstrated ability to work outdoors
  • Excellent communication skills
Benefits/Conditions:
  • $22 CAD/hour
  • 4% vacation pay
How to Apply:
Submit your application through the candidate form on the organization's website: thestarfish.ca/jobs/environmental-educator-summer-camps

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26 de mayo de 2026

Trabaja en una estación biológica de la Amazonía peruana (salario+alojamiento+manutención)

Volunteer Coordinator en entomología e invertebrados - Manu Biological Station, Manu, Perú - Salario + alojamiento y comidas incluidas - Deadline 10 junio 2026

Location: Manu, Peru

Organization: Manu Biological Station

Contract Type: Contract (paid position)

Main Description:
The Manu Biological Station is seeking a Volunteer Coordinator focused on entomology and invertebrate research. This is a hands-on role based at a remote biological station in the Amazon rainforest, combining field work, volunteer management, and scientific communication.

Key responsibilities include:
  • Coordinating and supervising volunteer programs at the station
  • Conducting field work in the Amazonian jungle, including nocturnal surveys
  • Supporting entomology and invertebrate research activities
  • Contributing to scientific communication and outreach

Requirements:
  • Background in ecology, entomology, conservation, or tropical field work
  • Strong interest in entomology and invertebrate research
  • Willingness to live and work at a remote biological station

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Salary provided
  • Accommodation included
  • Meals included
  • Visa support

How to Apply:
Submit your application via the following Google Form (sign-in required): Apply here

Deadline: June 10, 2026

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7 de mayo de 2026

Prácticas remuneradas con nutrias marinas en California

Prácticas remuneradas en investigación de nutrias marinas - Monterey Bay Aquarium, California, USA - Julio-Diciembre 2026 - 20-25h/semana - Alojamiento disponible - Deadline 15 mayo 2026

Location: Monterey Bay, California, USA

Organization: Monterey Bay Aquarium

Contract Type: Paid part-time research internship (20-25 hours/week) for the July-December 2026 field season

Main Description: Responsibilities include data collection using radio telemetry and visual observations of tagged and untagged sea otters, recording re-sights, movement patterns, and foraging behavior. A research-based project is required at the end of the internship.

Requirements:
  • Strong interest in animal behavior and marine science/ecology
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office
  • Familiarity with ArcGIS and R is a plus

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Paid position
  • Housing available

How to Apply: Apply here

Deadline: May 15, 2026

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10 de abril de 2026

Urgente! Deadline Hoy! Contrato de 5 años para investigar peces en cuevas (Croacia)

PhD en evolución adaptativa en cuevas con Astyanax mexicanus - Ruđer Bošković Institute, Zagreb, Croacia - 5 años financiados - Sin obligaciones docentes - Deadline 10 abril 2026

Location: Zagreb, Croatia

Organization: Ruđer Bošković Institute, Division of Molecular Biology

Contract Type: PhD position, fully funded, 5 years (6-month probation period)

Main Description:
PhD position investigating how phenotypic plasticity contributes to evolutionary adaptation during cave colonization, using Mexican cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus) as a model system. The project will combine field work, organismal biology, molecular techniques, and omics approaches to explore both proximate mechanisms and evolutionary factors of adaptation.

The position offers access to the Institute's facilities, including a dedicated Astyanax mexicanus facility with animal caretaker support. Research will be conducted in a collaborative English-speaking environment.

Requirements:
  • Master's degree in Biology or related field
  • Proficiency in English
  • Strong interest in evolutionary biology
  • Preferred experience: NGS analysis, statistics/R, wet lab skills (staining, imaging)

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Fully funded 5-year position
  • No teaching obligations (optional teaching/supervision available)
  • Professional development opportunities including workshops
  • Funding opportunities for conferences, workshops, and research visits abroad
  • Collaborative research environment

How to Apply:
Through EURAXESS: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/417390

Include in motivation letter: research interests and career goals, previous research experience, why you want to join the lab, and how you can contribute to the project.

Deadline: April 10, 2026

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6 de abril de 2026

Voluntariado con guacamayos en Costa Rica (con alojamiento y manutención)

Voluntariado en reintroducción de guacamayos escarlatas - Wild Sun Rescue Center, Península de Nicoya, Costa Rica - 9 meses mínimo - Alojamiento y comidas incluidos

Location: Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica

Organization: Wild Sun Rescue Center

Contract Type: Volunteer position - minimum 9-month commitment

Main Description:
Support the reintroduction project of scarlet macaws (Ara macao macao) on the Nicoya Peninsula. This position involves direct participation in wildlife rehabilitation and ecosystem restoration, providing hands-on conservation experience with these iconic birds.

Requirements:
  • Fluent English (Spanish highly desirable)
  • Strong interest in wildlife and conservation
  • Ability to work in a team
  • Long-term commitment (minimum 9 months)
  • High level of physical fitness

Benefits/Conditions:
  • On-site accommodation provided
  • Three daily prepared meals included
  • Hands-on experience in wildlife rehabilitation
  • Continuous training and mentorship from experienced professionals

How to Apply:
Send CV and cover letter to: emily@wildsunrescue.org

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5 de abril de 2026

Voluntariado/ prácticas con delfines mulares en USA con manutención

Prácticas de verano en foto-identificación de delfines mulares - Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (IMMS) - Gulfport, Mississippi, EE.UU. - 12 semanas mínimo - Reembolso de compras semanales - Deadline 8 abril 2026

Location: Gulfport, Mississippi, USA

Organization: Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (IMMS)

Contract Type: Summer Internship (minimum 12-week commitment, 40 hours/week)

Main Description: Internship program for early career scientists to assist with bottlenose dolphin photo-identification research. Interns will participate in boat-based surveys, photograph processing, and data entry. Additional experience includes marine mammal stranding response, sea turtle surveys, and animal care.

Requirements:
  • 18 years or older
  • Actively pursuing or recent graduate with degree in biology, marine science, marine biology, marine and estuarine ecology, oceanography or related field
  • Previous research experience preferred
  • Able to work 40 hours per week
  • Minimum 12-week commitment

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Weekly grocery reimbursement provided
  • Housing and transportation are the responsibility of the intern

How to Apply: Send completed application form, resume with 2 letters of recommendation, college transcripts, and one-page statement of interest to researchintern@imms.org

More information: https://imms.org/internship/

Deadline: April 8, 2026

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20 de marzo de 2026

Trabajo de campo de verano con aves en Nueva York ($22.50/hora con alojamiento incluido)

Summer Research Assistant en eco-epidemiología de aves - Columbia University, Nueva York, USA - Mayo-Agosto 2026 - $22.50/hora con alojamiento incluido

Location: New York, United States

Organization: Eco-Epidemiology Lab, Columbia University
Lab website: https://ecoepidemiologylab.e3b.columbia.edu/

Contract Type: Summer field research position (May-August 2026)
$22.50/hour, maximum 35 hours per week

Main Description: Field research assistant position to study the eco-epidemiology of vector-borne diseases in birds. Candidates will conduct bird sampling (banding, identification, blood extraction), tick collections from birds, and ecological assessments.

Requirements:
  • Previous experience required in bird handling, mist net extraction, and bird banding
  • Availability for early mornings and flexible weekend schedules
  • Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions
  • Ability to stand for long periods
  • Local bird identification highly preferred
  • Experience in avian blood sample collection preferred
  • Valid driver's license
  • Access to personal vehicle desirable

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Hourly wage: $22.50/hour
  • Accommodation provided (hotel or Airbnb)
  • Full-time work from May to August 2026
  • Maximum 35 hours per week

How to Apply: Send CV and brief message to lab manager Adara: aa5294@columbia.edu

23 de febrero de 2026

4 plazas para trabajar en conservación de cetáceos y educación ambiental en el Mar del Norte

Ocean Conservationist - Educación y conservación de cetáceos en ferris DFDS Mar del Norte - ORCA - Newcastle UK / IJmuiden Países Bajos - Abril-Octubre 2026 - Alojamiento incluido - Deadline 2 marzo 2026

Location: Newcastle, UK / IJmuiden, Netherlands (North Sea ferries)

Organization: ORCA (Whale and Dolphin Conservation Charity)

Contract Type: Seasonal position (April-October 2026)

Main Description: ORCA is seeking four Ocean Conservationists to work aboard DFDS ferries in the North Sea from April to October 2026. The role combines public education on marine conservation with data collection on cetaceans through wildlife watching activities. Work rotation consists of 4 weeks onboard followed by 4 weeks off.

Requirements:
  • Enthusiastic communicator
  • Ability to inspire love for the ocean
  • Skills in delivering lectures and workshops
  • Experience in public engagement
  • Availability for 4 weeks on/4 weeks off rotation from April to October 2026

Benefits/Conditions:
  • Accommodation onboard ferry (included during rotation)
  • See Person Specification document for salary and benefits details

How to Apply: Submit updated CV and a 2-minute video explaining why marine conservation is important through the application form. For inquiries: info@orca.org.uk

Application link: https://orca.org.uk/vacancies/ocean-conservationist-north-sea

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