>Research and Fieldwork Opportunities in the Tropical Rainforest of Borneo.
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>A NERC-funded research project investigating mechanisms of 
>co-existence among tropical tree species urgently requires field 
>assistants to help with data and sample collections. The project is 
>based at Sepilok Forest Reserve, in Sabah (Malaysian Borneo).
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>We are working on dipterocarp trees, which dominate the canopies of 
>Bornean forests, and flower synchronously once every few years. This 
>dramatic flowering event has just started at Sepilok Forest Reserve, 
>and is due to continue over the next few months. We require field 
>assistants to help with the collection and processing of flower 
>samples. We are particularly keen to hear from trained and 
>experienced tree climbers, but additionally require assistants to 
>help with other aspects of the work.
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>There are also opportunities to do MSc or BSc projects based on this 
>fieldwork.
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>The project can cover travel and accommodation expenses and provide 
>a small stipend for food.
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>For more information contact Jaboury Ghazoul at 
><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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