- Agency: Arizona State University
- Location: Soccoro, New Mexico
- Salary: $11.67 - $14.95 per hour, depending on experience
- Start Date: 08/01/2012
- Last Date to Apply: 07/27/2012
- Description: We are seeking a highly motivated field assistant to participate in a study of behavioral thermoregulation by mountain spiny lizards (Sceloporus jarrovi). This study will be based at Sevilleta Field Station in New Mexico. Applicants must be in good physical condition, because field work requires a daily hike and long hours in a hot, dry environment. Some physical labor will be involved in setting up, maintaining, and taking down the study site.
- Duties include taking care of lizards in the laboratory (feeding, cleaning cages and monitoring health), collecting behavioral data and blood samples from lizards in outdoor and indoor arenas, and maintaining the study site (e.g., removing vegetation from and repairing enclosures). Hours will vary depending on scheduled tasks each day (maximum of 10 h per day and 40 h per week).
- Housing will be provided at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge. The applicant may have to share a bedroom with another researcher of the same sex. The site is located 35 miles north of Soccoro, New Mexico, and 60 miles south of Albuquerque. The house contains a washing machine, two full bathrooms, and a kitchen with stove, microwave, garbage disposal and a refrigerator. Free internet access is available. A vehicle will be available for transportation to town to purchase food and supplies.
- Qualifications: The successful applicant will have an undergraduate degree in biology, ecology, or a related field. Applicants will be required to handle lizards. Previous experience working in the field or handling reptiles is not required. Applicants must be able to hike through steep terrain while carrying equipment on a daily basis.
- For more information about the project, contact Travis Rusch (trusch@asu.edu) and visit the laboratory website (www.thermaladaptation.com).
- Applicants should email a resume, cover letter, and the names and contact information of three references to Travis Rusch (trusch@asu.edu).
- Contact Person: Travis W. Rusch
- Contact eMail: trusch@asu.
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El Programa de voluntariado y pasantías de
FUNDAR Galápagos permite a estudiantes de los últimos años
universitarios y profesionales, tener una experiencia de trabajo muy
motivante en un sitio de gran importancia biológica, seguro, de belleza
natural incomparable, en proyectos que buscan compatibilizar el
desarrollo sustentable de las personas con la conservación de las islas
Galápagos. Las islas Galápagos representan no sólo un laboratorio de la
evolución viviente, sino un laboratorio social.
Los participantes del programa tendrán la
oportunidad de involucrarse en los proyectos de desarrollo sustentable,
trabajar en agricultura orgánica, recuperación ecológica, forestería,
extensión rural (Reserva Pájaro Brujo), y
participación ciudadania. El programa también permite a participantes
extranjeros practicar el idioma español. Esos son solamente unos
ejemplos de el trabajo que se puede realizar en FUNDAR. El voluntario
puede proponer sus propios ideas y proyectos también.
Tomado de: www.fundargalapagos.org
Tomado de: www.fundargalapagos.org
Enlace con Info detallada: http://www.fundargalapagos.org/portalj/index.php/voluntarios-y-pasantes-mainmenu-28/voluntarios-y-pasantes-mainmenu-28.html
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Organization: Potter Park Zoo
(AZA Member)
Location: Lansing, Michigan, USA.
The
Potter Park Zoo, located in Lansing, Michigan, is accepting
applications for a 9 month, paid zookeeper internship program to start
the first week of October 2012. This internship will provide practical
experience for those interested in the zoo keeping field.
Interns will
work alongside the zookeepers in many aspects of their profession
including exhibit maintenance and upkeep, diet preparation, enrichment,
assisting with veterinary procedures, record keeping and public
presentations. The intern will work throughout the zoo including
domestic and exhibit animals. Applicants must be able to lift up to 50
pounds and be able to lift, push, pull, carry, or otherwise move
objects.
Applicants must be able to work in an outdoor weather
environment in all seasons and weather, including heat/humidity, cold
temperatures, and/or wet conditions. The work schedule will include
holidays and weekends. Preference will be given to applicants who have
already graduated from a college or university.
Please apply by filling
out the online employment form, and submitting a resume and cover
letter by August 3, 2012.
The application can be submitted online at
www.inghamcountyparks.org under the employment tab. Instructions for
mailing the application and submitting your letter of intent and resume
are also online.
For more information about Potter Park Zoo, please go
to our website www.potterparkzoo.org. Please do not send materials to
Potter Park Zoo.
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Organization: Natural Encounters, Inc.
(AZA Member)
Location: Dallas, Texas, Country
Natural Encounters Inc. has intern positions available from September 13th,
2012
to October 25th, 2012.
We are looking for a few hard working,
motivated and positive individuals to assist with The Birds of the World
Show at the State Fair of Texas. This is a wonderful opportunity to be
a part of show set-up, production, and get hands-on experience with a
wide variety of birds.
For more information, or to submit a letter of
interest please contact m.zeno@naturalencounters.com
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Hiring Organization:
HELP: Habitat Ecologique et Liberté des Primates H.E.L.P
HELP: Habitat Ecologique et Liberté des Primates H.E.L.P
Position Description:
We are looking for volunteers to work in our ongoing project of release of chimpanzees, in the Conkouati Douli National Park, a long-term field site in in the Republic of Congo.
The volunteer will have the opportunity to work in an amazing area. The activities are:
- chimpanzees feeding
- preparation of meals for chimpanzees
- help to the veterinarian
- construction of infrastructure
- maintenance of infrastructure
- weekly report for our website
- data collection on chimpanzees
- work in our reforestation project
- participating in the release program...
The volunteer position is for 3 months minimum.
For a position of three months, you will be affiliated to the Sanctuary, to feed the chimpanzees and work in the plantation mainly.
For a position of more than three months (long term volunteer), you will be a field assistant affiliated to the Triangle Station, to assist with data collection for a project on behaviour in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
These affiliations can differ depending on the personnel available.
Going in the Triangle, in the middle of the jungle implies more preparation for the field, and a training that can not be provided for people staying only three months, except again, if help is needed in the Triangle station.
The volunteer will be trained before going in the field is possible, will learn to identify individual chimpanzees in a released community of chimpanzees. The assistant will work alongside an existing team of personnel, recording detailed behavioural observations.
This field work includes long-distance walking through very difficult terrain, long days work, sometimes from dawn to dusk, in all weather conditions.
This position will provide the successful applicant with an excellent opportunity to gain extended fieldwork experience with detailed behavioural research.
We are looking for volunteers to work in our ongoing project of release of chimpanzees, in the Conkouati Douli National Park, a long-term field site in in the Republic of Congo.
The volunteer will have the opportunity to work in an amazing area. The activities are:
- chimpanzees feeding
- preparation of meals for chimpanzees
- help to the veterinarian
- construction of infrastructure
- maintenance of infrastructure
- weekly report for our website
- data collection on chimpanzees
- work in our reforestation project
- participating in the release program...
The volunteer position is for 3 months minimum.
For a position of three months, you will be affiliated to the Sanctuary, to feed the chimpanzees and work in the plantation mainly.
For a position of more than three months (long term volunteer), you will be a field assistant affiliated to the Triangle Station, to assist with data collection for a project on behaviour in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
These affiliations can differ depending on the personnel available.
Going in the Triangle, in the middle of the jungle implies more preparation for the field, and a training that can not be provided for people staying only three months, except again, if help is needed in the Triangle station.
The volunteer will be trained before going in the field is possible, will learn to identify individual chimpanzees in a released community of chimpanzees. The assistant will work alongside an existing team of personnel, recording detailed behavioural observations.
This field work includes long-distance walking through very difficult terrain, long days work, sometimes from dawn to dusk, in all weather conditions.
This position will provide the successful applicant with an excellent opportunity to gain extended fieldwork experience with detailed behavioural research.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Preferred: Degree in primatology, zoology, biology...
- High motivation to work in all conditions
- Experience in Africa, animal behavioural research experience, primatology
- Knowledge of French
- Field experience, preferably in a tropical climate
- Above average physical fitness and tolerance of demanding physical conditions and resistance to social and psychological stress
- Ability to live in a very remote and basic camp, far from the family
- Ability to work with an international and local team
- Strong social skills and patience
- High degree of self-motivation and responsibility
- Respect for and willingness to adapt to local customs
- Respect for the project you will work for
- If possible, practical and technical skills required for orientation and navigation in the forest (GPS, compass)
- Preferred: Degree in primatology, zoology, biology...
- High motivation to work in all conditions
- Experience in Africa, animal behavioural research experience, primatology
- Knowledge of French
- Field experience, preferably in a tropical climate
- Above average physical fitness and tolerance of demanding physical conditions and resistance to social and psychological stress
- Ability to live in a very remote and basic camp, far from the family
- Ability to work with an international and local team
- Strong social skills and patience
- High degree of self-motivation and responsibility
- Respect for and willingness to adapt to local customs
- Respect for the project you will work for
- If possible, practical and technical skills required for orientation and navigation in the forest (GPS, compass)
Salary/funding:
There is no salary.
Fees: the applicant has to pay 450 euros per month plus the visa, the flight.
However, once you are in the field site, food and house are offered.
For applications of more than 6 months, 'free stays' is offered after the 6 first months paid. Then you will be able to stay for free and your food and accommodation will be covered
There is no salary.
Fees: the applicant has to pay 450 euros per month plus the visa, the flight.
However, once you are in the field site, food and house are offered.
For applications of more than 6 months, 'free stays' is offered after the 6 first months paid. Then you will be able to stay for free and your food and accommodation will be covered
Support
provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Food: local foods, rice, beans, bread, tomatoes cans…
Flight, visa, personal expenses are not covered by the project.
Food: local foods, rice, beans, bread, tomatoes cans…
Flight, visa, personal expenses are not covered by the project.
Term of Appointment:
As soon as possible
As soon as possible
Application Deadline:
Volunteers are needed all the time
Volunteers are needed all the time
Telephone Number:
0033 4 26 18 44 55
0033 4 26 18 44 55
Website:
http://www.help-primates.org.new
http://www.help-primates.org.new
E-mail Address:
amandernd@gmail.com
amandernd@gmail.com
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Hiring Organization:
Habitat Ecologique et Liberté des Primates H.E.L.P
Position Description:
The candidate will have the opportunity to work with released chimpanzees, on an ongoing project in the Conkouati Douli National Park, a long-term field site in the Republic of Congo.
The veterinarian will be affiliated to the Triangle, the release site. However, the applicant might have to go in the other sites of HELP, depending on the needs.
In addition to the regular vet tasks, the veterinarian will also be in charge of the camp, so there are other activities to do:
- preparation of meals for chimpanzees
- construction, maintenance of infrastructure
- weekly report for our website
- monthly report
- data collection on chimpanzees
- participating in the release program…
The candidate will: (1) be trained before going in the field is possible; (2) will learn to identify individual chimpanzees in a released community of chimpanzees; (3) will work alongside an existing team of personnel, (4)record detailed behavioural observations.
This field work includes long-distance walking through very difficult terrain, long days work, sometimes from dawn to dusk, in all weather conditions.
This position will provide the successful applicant with an excellent opportunity to gain extended fieldwork experience with detailed behavioural research or to become the official veterinarian of the project.
The candidate will have the opportunity to work with released chimpanzees, on an ongoing project in the Conkouati Douli National Park, a long-term field site in the Republic of Congo.
The veterinarian will be affiliated to the Triangle, the release site. However, the applicant might have to go in the other sites of HELP, depending on the needs.
In addition to the regular vet tasks, the veterinarian will also be in charge of the camp, so there are other activities to do:
- preparation of meals for chimpanzees
- construction, maintenance of infrastructure
- weekly report for our website
- monthly report
- data collection on chimpanzees
- participating in the release program…
The candidate will: (1) be trained before going in the field is possible; (2) will learn to identify individual chimpanzees in a released community of chimpanzees; (3) will work alongside an existing team of personnel, (4)record detailed behavioural observations.
This field work includes long-distance walking through very difficult terrain, long days work, sometimes from dawn to dusk, in all weather conditions.
This position will provide the successful applicant with an excellent opportunity to gain extended fieldwork experience with detailed behavioural research or to become the official veterinarian of the project.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Official degree (a copy will be asked)
- Experience in Africa, animal behavioural research experience, primatology
- Knowledge of French
- Field experience, preferably in a tropical climate;
- Above average physical fitness and tolerance of demanding physical conditions and resistance to social and psychological stress;
- Ability to live in a very remote and basic camp, far from the family
- Ability to work with an international and local team;
- Strong social skills and patience;
- High degree of self-motivation and responsibility;
- Respect for and willingness to adapt to local customs;
- Respect for the project you will work for.
- If possible, practical and technical skills required for orientation and navigation in the forest (GPS, compass)
- Official degree (a copy will be asked)
- Experience in Africa, animal behavioural research experience, primatology
- Knowledge of French
- Field experience, preferably in a tropical climate;
- Above average physical fitness and tolerance of demanding physical conditions and resistance to social and psychological stress;
- Ability to live in a very remote and basic camp, far from the family
- Ability to work with an international and local team;
- Strong social skills and patience;
- High degree of self-motivation and responsibility;
- Respect for and willingness to adapt to local customs;
- Respect for the project you will work for.
- If possible, practical and technical skills required for orientation and navigation in the forest (GPS, compass)
Salary/funding:
The veterinarian will receive a salary of 700 euros per month, plus the food and accommodation given, after the three first months paid by the applicant to HELP.
Three first months: 450 Euros per month.
The veterinarian will receive a salary of 700 euros per month, plus the food and accommodation given, after the three first months paid by the applicant to HELP.
Three first months: 450 Euros per month.
Support
provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Food and lodging are offered once the candidate is in the field.
Visa, flight might be covered by the project, depending on the funds available.
Medicine and personal expenses are not covered by the project.
Meals: basic food: local products, rice, beans, bread, tomatoes cans…
Food and lodging are offered once the candidate is in the field.
Visa, flight might be covered by the project, depending on the funds available.
Medicine and personal expenses are not covered by the project.
Meals: basic food: local products, rice, beans, bread, tomatoes cans…
Term of Appointment:
As soon as possible
As soon as possible
Application Deadline:
Until the position is filled
Until the position is filled
Telephone Number:
0033 4 26 18 44 55
0033 4 26 18 44 55
Website:
http://www.help-primates.org.new
http://www.help-primates.org.new
E-mail Address:
amandernd@gmail.com
amandernd@gmail.com
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Hiring Organization:
Azafady
Position Description:
Location of Post: Based in Sainte Luce 40km north of Fort Dauphin and working throughout bordering communes in Anosy Region
Supervisor: Head of Research and Project Co-ordinator
Background of the Post in the Azafady Conservation Programme
The Azafady Conservation Programme (ACP) accepts international volunteers to help conduct research on the unique flora and fauna of Madagascar’s last remaining fragments of littoral forest. Our monitoring programme focuses on the endemic/endangered herpetofauna and lemur populations of Sainte Luce. Current projects include compiling information on species density and distribution and behavioural studies to build up a comprehensive understanding of their life histories and ecology. A botanical monitoring programme is also being carried out to collate species inventories for each forest fragment, with a particular emphasis on endangered palm species and how the local community use them. The ACP also implements community conservation initiatives such as environmental education in the village school, conservation through English lessons, fuel-efficient stove building and World Environment Day festivities, as well as supporting the Environment Department’s reforestation projects.
ONG Azafady is recruiting a motivated and dynamic individual to work as part of our expanding research team. The successful applicant will help conduct field research on the flora and fauna of Sainte Luce’s littoral forests. The individual will be expected to manage research projects by training volunteers in research methodologies, ensuring accurate collation of scientific data and assisting in the day-to-day management of the programme. An important aspect of this role will be to achieve a balance between collecting valuable scientific data and ensuring volunteers are happy and satisfied with the programme wherever possible. The applicant will also work with the research team to assist in writing and publishing scientific papers.
Duties and responsibilities
The research assistant will work in collaboration with Azafady Malagasy staff in the following activities;
• Assist in the development and implementation of the research programme for the littoral forest fragments in Sainte Luce
• Organise the logistics of the research projects including equipment and resource management
• Monitor data collection in the field
• Ensure the project targets are met
• Supervise volunteers during their time in the field
• Assist in training volunteers in field research techniques
• Ensure good communication and team relations between volunteers, Azafady staff and local staff
• Assist the Project coordinator in the organisation of research excursions
• Any other tasks the Director/ Project Coordinator deems necessary within the broad remit of this role
• Able to commit for a period of one year
Qualifications/Experience:
Personal specification;
• Demonstrate sound knowledge and keen interest in conservation issues
• A qualification in a related discipline
• Specialist knowledge of either primatology, herpetology, botany or environmental education is desirable
• Able to or willing to learn to safely handle and identify reptiles and amphibians
• Previous experience living or working in a developing country would be an asset
• Good IT skills
• Ability to grasp and carryout instruction in challenging environments and maintain a good sense of humour
• First aid certificate
• Working Knowledge of GPS and/or GIS is an advantage
• A good degree of initiative, motivation and commitment
• Excellent organisational and time management skills is a must
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Ability to work under pressure and be flexible and accommodating
• Ability to work as part of a dynamic and multicultural team
• Good degree of fitness for working in difficult terrain under tropical conditions
• Ability to spend long periods of time in basic camping conditions
Salary/funding:
Unpaid
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Food and local transport will be provided whilst on projects. All other costs will need to be covered by the candidate, including accommodation when in town.
Application Deadline:
20 July 2012.
Comments:
Anyone interested in applying for this position should send a detailed CV and a cover letter explaining how their skills and experience match the requirements in the Job Description to Mark Jacobs, by email or by post.
Contact Information:
Mark Jacobs
Studio 7, 1a Beethoven Street
London W10 4LG
United Kingdom
Telephone Number:
+ 44 (0) 20 8960 6629
Fax Number:
+ 44 (0) 20 8962 0126
Website:
http://www.madagascar.co.uk
E-mail Address:
mark@azafady.org
Azafady
Position Description:
Location of Post: Based in Sainte Luce 40km north of Fort Dauphin and working throughout bordering communes in Anosy Region
Supervisor: Head of Research and Project Co-ordinator
Background of the Post in the Azafady Conservation Programme
The Azafady Conservation Programme (ACP) accepts international volunteers to help conduct research on the unique flora and fauna of Madagascar’s last remaining fragments of littoral forest. Our monitoring programme focuses on the endemic/endangered herpetofauna and lemur populations of Sainte Luce. Current projects include compiling information on species density and distribution and behavioural studies to build up a comprehensive understanding of their life histories and ecology. A botanical monitoring programme is also being carried out to collate species inventories for each forest fragment, with a particular emphasis on endangered palm species and how the local community use them. The ACP also implements community conservation initiatives such as environmental education in the village school, conservation through English lessons, fuel-efficient stove building and World Environment Day festivities, as well as supporting the Environment Department’s reforestation projects.
ONG Azafady is recruiting a motivated and dynamic individual to work as part of our expanding research team. The successful applicant will help conduct field research on the flora and fauna of Sainte Luce’s littoral forests. The individual will be expected to manage research projects by training volunteers in research methodologies, ensuring accurate collation of scientific data and assisting in the day-to-day management of the programme. An important aspect of this role will be to achieve a balance between collecting valuable scientific data and ensuring volunteers are happy and satisfied with the programme wherever possible. The applicant will also work with the research team to assist in writing and publishing scientific papers.
Duties and responsibilities
The research assistant will work in collaboration with Azafady Malagasy staff in the following activities;
• Assist in the development and implementation of the research programme for the littoral forest fragments in Sainte Luce
• Organise the logistics of the research projects including equipment and resource management
• Monitor data collection in the field
• Ensure the project targets are met
• Supervise volunteers during their time in the field
• Assist in training volunteers in field research techniques
• Ensure good communication and team relations between volunteers, Azafady staff and local staff
• Assist the Project coordinator in the organisation of research excursions
• Any other tasks the Director/ Project Coordinator deems necessary within the broad remit of this role
• Able to commit for a period of one year
Qualifications/Experience:
Personal specification;
• Demonstrate sound knowledge and keen interest in conservation issues
• A qualification in a related discipline
• Specialist knowledge of either primatology, herpetology, botany or environmental education is desirable
• Able to or willing to learn to safely handle and identify reptiles and amphibians
• Previous experience living or working in a developing country would be an asset
• Good IT skills
• Ability to grasp and carryout instruction in challenging environments and maintain a good sense of humour
• First aid certificate
• Working Knowledge of GPS and/or GIS is an advantage
• A good degree of initiative, motivation and commitment
• Excellent organisational and time management skills is a must
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Ability to work under pressure and be flexible and accommodating
• Ability to work as part of a dynamic and multicultural team
• Good degree of fitness for working in difficult terrain under tropical conditions
• Ability to spend long periods of time in basic camping conditions
Salary/funding:
Unpaid
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Food and local transport will be provided whilst on projects. All other costs will need to be covered by the candidate, including accommodation when in town.
Application Deadline:
20 July 2012.
Comments:
Anyone interested in applying for this position should send a detailed CV and a cover letter explaining how their skills and experience match the requirements in the Job Description to Mark Jacobs, by email or by post.
Contact Information:
Mark Jacobs
Studio 7, 1a Beethoven Street
London W10 4LG
United Kingdom
Telephone Number:
+ 44 (0) 20 8960 6629
Fax Number:
+ 44 (0) 20 8962 0126
Website:
http://www.madagascar.co.uk
E-mail Address:
mark@azafady.org
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Hiring Organization:
National Exotic Animal Sanctuary
Position Description:
Opportunity to gain experience with a wide range of species including exotics, wildlife and equines.
Morning status check of all animals at the Sanctuary.
Food prep, feeding, enrichment, cleaning, hygiene, maintenance and building new animal accommodation
Qualifications/Experience:
Experience with animals in general
Experience with exotics and horses an advantage
Flexible, practical and self-motivated personality. Willing to assist with any situation that arises and work outdoors in all weathers
Please fill out application on www.neas.ie
Email info@neas.ie
References required
Salary/funding:
Own funds required for living expenses: self catering, phone, internet (euro20 per month, etc.
No pocket money given
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Good mobile home accommodation, heating provided
Term of Appointment:
Position open from 1st August 2012 ongoing
Application Deadline:
Ongoing
Comments:
Suit person wanting to gain hands on experience and day-to-day knowledge of running a busy Sanctuary. Opportunity to learn about Irish wildlife and live in a tranquil but convenient rural setting (7 min drive to nearest village)
Contact Information:
Yvonne Smalley
Coolronan
Ballivor, none County Meath
Ireland
Telephone Number:
00353866077656
Fax Number:
n/a
Website:
http://www.neas.ie
E-mail Address:
info@neas.ie
National Exotic Animal Sanctuary
Position Description:
Opportunity to gain experience with a wide range of species including exotics, wildlife and equines.
Morning status check of all animals at the Sanctuary.
Food prep, feeding, enrichment, cleaning, hygiene, maintenance and building new animal accommodation
Qualifications/Experience:
Experience with animals in general
Experience with exotics and horses an advantage
Flexible, practical and self-motivated personality. Willing to assist with any situation that arises and work outdoors in all weathers
Please fill out application on www.neas.ie
Email info@neas.ie
References required
Salary/funding:
Own funds required for living expenses: self catering, phone, internet (euro20 per month, etc.
No pocket money given
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):
Good mobile home accommodation, heating provided
Term of Appointment:
Position open from 1st August 2012 ongoing
Application Deadline:
Ongoing
Comments:
Suit person wanting to gain hands on experience and day-to-day knowledge of running a busy Sanctuary. Opportunity to learn about Irish wildlife and live in a tranquil but convenient rural setting (7 min drive to nearest village)
Contact Information:
Yvonne Smalley
Coolronan
Ballivor, none County Meath
Ireland
Telephone Number:
00353866077656
Fax Number:
n/a
Website:
http://www.neas.ie
E-mail Address:
info@neas.ie
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WWF Internacional - Programa México convoca para los siguientes puestos:
1. Director Internacional de Finanzas Climáticas
Info: http://www.wwf.org.mx/wwfmex/np-CCHUB-director-internacional-finanzas-climaticas.php
2. Senior Advisor on Energy Economics, Global Climate and Energy Initiative
Info: http://www.wwf.org.mx/wwfmex/np-CCHUB-Senior-Advisor-Energy-Economics-Global-Climate-Energy-Initiative.php
3. Director de Relaciones Empresariales, Iniciativa Global sobre Clima y Energía
Info: http://www.wwf.org.mx/wwfmex/np-CCHUB-director-relaciones-empresariales-iniciativa-global-clima-y-energia.php
Fecha de aplicación hasta 12 agosto de 2012.
