Wildlife and Climate Change Internship (Summer 2009; Plymouth, MA) Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences
Description: The primary role of the intern is to complete a database that details life history characteristics of species of concern as relevant to climate change. See overall project description: http://www.manomet.org/projects1.html. This involves data management (Excel, Access), literature review, interacting with wildlife biologists, and associated tasks. Depending on qualifications, the intern may also contribute to other projects related to climate change impacts on wildlife/ecosystems. The intern will also have the opportunity to occasionally participate in other programs at Manomet (e.g. passerine banding, fieldwork). The internship is an excellent opportunity to participate in and contribute to science-based conservation planning and implementation. Qualifications and Requirements: B.S. or equivalent in Biology, Ecology, Wildlife/Conservation Management or related field, excellent writing skills, knowledge of MS Word, Excel required. MS Access experience preferred. Duration: The required time commitment is 12 weeks (40hrs/week). The latest start date considered is June 1st. Provisions: The intern will receive a $100/week stipend. The center provides shared housing (i.e. dormitory) for all interns on beautiful Cape Cod Bay. To Apply: Please email letter of interest, resume and contact information for 3 references (all in one document) to Olivia LeDee at [email protected]. Review of applications will begin on March 9th and will continue until a suitable applicant is found. For more information about the position, call (508) 224-6521. For information about Manomet, please see our website at www.manomet.org. EOE.
