Dear Chris,

I have collected and published many vacancies in ecology and other
sciences and positions of all kinds including volunteers. They are
available at http://www.thesciencejobs.com 

Regards
Vani

Dr. S. Vani
Editor
theScienceJobs.com


On Mon, 2007-04-23 at 21:03 -0400, Chris Ward wrote:
> Good afternoon,
> 
> I am writing to inform you / your organization that a Job / Internship /
> Volunteer Opportunity / Scholarship / Education Program or Event related
> to Human Ecology has recently been listed at
> http://jobs.humanecologyforum.org relating back to you or your
> organization. If you would like it to be removed, respond accordingly
> and I will comply.
> 
> HumanEcologyForum.org is a brand new site dedicated to open community
> collaboration and content creation around Human Ecology. 
> 
> Your contact information has been noted in the listing (and
> secured/obfuscated from SPAM eating internet bots), and your Job /
> Internship / Volunteer Opportunity / Scholarship / Education Program or
> Event posting has been filed under appropriate category(ies). 
> 
> If you have any future openings, please don't hesitate to let me know.
> Or if you have a stream of appropriate job / internship / scholarship
> offerings, I would be more than happy to set you up with access to front
> page posting. 
> 
> A link exchange would be great too, it would complement both our wishes.
> Linking directly to http://www.humanecologyforum.org,
> http://jobs.humanecologyforum.org, http://events.humanecologyforum.org,
> or http://educational.humanecologyforum.org, whichever you feel would be
> most appropriate and greatly appreciated.
> 
> Please, just let me know. Also, please forward this information to
> anyone that might be interested. I expect weekly updates (perhaps
> daily), and more features to come. 
> 
> -Chris
> 
> >>> Iain Caldwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/23/07 4:42 PM >>>
> POSITION: Volunteer research assistants (2) for seahorse movement study
> ORGANIZATION: Project Seahorse (www.projectseahorse.org)
> LOCATION: southern Portugal
> DEADLINE: open until filled
> CONTACT: Iain Caldwell ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> 
> SUMMARY OF POSITION:
> Project Seahorse is seeking 2 volunteer research assistants for a study
> of 
> movement and spatial use by the long-snouted seahorse in southern 
> Portugal. This is one of the densest populations of seahorses in the 
> world, providing a unique opportunity for study. One volunteer will dive
> 
> with the lead biologist and the other will be responsible for driving
> the 
> dive boat and providing support for the divers. 
> 
> Volunteers applying for the SCUBA position must be certified divers and 
> available to work for approximately 3 months between mid-May and mid-
> August. Work will mainly involve underwater measurement, tagging, and 
> relocation of seahorses, followed by behavioural observation. Divers
> must 
> provide their own SCUBA gear and proof of a current dive medical and
> dive 
> insurance.
> 
> Those applying for the boat-tender position must have experience driving
> 
> boats and a boating license. They must be available for at least 2
> months 
> starting in June. Work will mainly involve driving the dive boat to dive
> 
> sites and providing support to the divers. Boat-tenders may also be 
> required to successfully complete a boat licensing exam after arriving
> in 
> Portugal. Fluency in Portuguese would also be an advantage for this 
> position.   
> 
> Both successful applicants will also be required to assist in the
> creation 
> of artificial seagrass habitats as part of the study. Positions may also
> 
> include data entry, equipment maintenance, and other various tasks. 
> Although research will often involve long days, the experience of 
> conducting field research with these amazing creatures in a beautiful 
> setting will be rewarding. This field experience will also be an asset
> for 
> other potential positions involving scientific research. All volunteers 
> are responsible for the cost of their return airfare to Portugal, 
> travel/health insurance, and other associated travel costs. Project 
> Seahorse will cover local travel costs once volunteers arrive in Faro, 
> Portugal as well as accommodation and tank refills.
> 
> SCUBA POSITION:
> 
> Required qualifications:
> - SCUBA certification 
> - Availability for a 3 month period between mid-May and mid-August
> - Interest in behaviour/ecology research in the marine environment
> - Capable of living in rustic field conditions, and working long hours  
> 
> Desired qualifications:
> - Advanced SCUBA training (20+ dives)
> - Fluent in Portuguese 
> - Previous research experience (animal observations, habitat
> measurement)
> - Experience with underwater surveys
> - Overseas traveling experience
> 
> BOAT-TENDER POSITION:
> 
> Required qualifications:
> - Boating license
> - Availability for a 2 month period between June and August
> - Interest in behaviour/ecology research in the marine environment
> - Capable of living in rustic field conditions, and working long hours  
> 
> Desired qualifications:
> - Experience driving dive boats
> - Experience supporting divers
> - Fluent in Portuguese
> - Previous research experience
> - Overseas traveling experience 
> - SCUBA certification
> 
> Diving equipment required (for SCUBA position and possibly boat tender):
> 
> -Mask & snorkel
> -Fins for booties (not socks)
> -Booties
> -Full wetsuit (at least 5 mm)
> -Weight belt (Project Seahorse will provide weights)
> -Dive knife  
> -Buoyancy compensation device (BCD)
> -Regulator with content gauge and depth gauge
> 
> If you are interested in being considered for either position please
> send 
> a resume/CV and cover letter (explaining why you are interested to 
> volunteer and summarizing you most relevant qualifications) to Iain 
> Caldwell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Candidates will be selected as 
> applications are received and those interested should apply ASAP.

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