Remote Conservation & Community Research Intern

National Audubon Society, Inc.; Colombia; A distancia; COP 18.972.000 - 25.668.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Mentoring

Certification upon completion

Stipend and support

Descripción de la vacante

The National Audubon Society in Colombia is offering a Conservation and Local Communities Intern role. This remote internship (Colombia) includes 40 hours/week with some fieldwork and a COP 2,000,000 monthly stipend.

You will support field data collection, literature reviews, and outreach for bird-friendly practices, while gaining experience in biodiversity monitoring and community engagement. Ideal candidates are biology/ecology/environmental management students, with interest in field research

Formación

• Be an active student in biology, ecology, environmental management, or a related field at a Colombian university.
• Interest in field research and bird conservation.
• English proficiency is preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Support field data collection and on-the-ground research activities.
• Conduct literature reviews and organize ecological data.
• Assist in promoting bird-friendly and environmentally sustainable productive practices.
• Support the application process for different grants.
• Assist operational and administrative processes of conservation projects.
• Maintain and foster a culture of safety.

Conocimientos

Field data collection

Literature reviews

Data analysis

Bird conservation

Community engagement

Educación

Be an active student in biology, ecology, environmental management, or a related field in a Colombian university

Descripción del empleo

The National Audubon Society in Colombia is offering a Conservation and Local Communities Intern role. This remote internship (Colombia) includes 40 hours/week with some fieldwork and a COP 2,000,000 monthly stipend.

You will support field data collection, literature reviews, and outreach for bird-friendly practices, while gaining experience in biodiversity monitoring and community engagement. Ideal candidates are biology/ecology/environmental management students, with interest in field research