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August 2008, Yayasan Pulau Banyak will be accepting international
volunteers to assist in the beach monitoring programme on the island
of Bangkaru. Duties consist of nightly beach patrols to collect data
on the nesting population, morning patrols and environmental
education. The opportunity also exists to conduct studies
on bird or reptile diversity on the island by making inventory
lists. No previous experience is needed as all training will be
provided on arrival, but a background in wildlife conservation is
preferred.
WHAT WE OFFER
- Full training on arrival.
- Basic accommodation (privacy currently limited) and food
- Arrangement of visa and transport to and from the site
- Training manual
- T-shirt
- Working together with local community
- Obtaining experience in sea turtle conservation
- An idyllic location with abundant marine and terrestrial
wildlife
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REQUIREMENTS
- Physically in good condition and good health
- Confident swimmer (landings and departures at the beach can be
tricky)
- A background in wildlife conservation is preferred
- Previous experience in other sea turtle conservation projects
is an advantage
- Able to converse in English
- Able to converse in Indonesian is an advantage
- Minimum age of 18
- Up to date vaccinations
- Malaria prophylaxis recommended
- Travel insurance
- Being able to work in remote areas under basic conditions
- Available for a minimum of 4 weeks
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COSTS
- Volunteers are able to join during the peak nesting season:
November to July.
- An administration fee of USD100 is required (for assisting in
arranging visa and permits) and a monthly fee of USD500 for food,
transportation and project contribution.
Please contact our
volunteer coordinator for more information and
an application form.
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