Location
  • Greece
Industry
Animal Science Conservation and Preservation Ecology Wildlife Sciences

Program Details

Compensation
Unpaid
Timeframe
Year Round
Weekly Hours
40
Qualifications
  • • At least one year of college or university studies in the fields of environmental, ecological, zoological and/or related sciences
  • • Ability to write scientific reports and papers
  • • Knowledge of terrestrial mammal behaviour preferred
  • • Capacity for accurate and consistent data collection and analysis
  • • Comfortable working under low supervision as well as leading a project independently
  • • Ability to write scientific reports
  • • Fluency in English

Pricing

Price Details
Monthly fees of 650 euro include:
Living expenses (shared accommodation, all meals, wi-fi)
Use of equipment & research boats
Transport for working purposes
Greek lessons

Students and recent graduates are advised to explore possible funding through their universities, by getting in touch with the Finance / International Relations / Placement/ Erasmus+ Offices at their Universities or other relevant grant providing organizations in their region.

*Travelling costs are NOT included
What's Included
Accommodation Meals Wifi
Jul 30, 2018
Jan 13, 2021
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About Program

Archipelagos Institute collaborates with Samos Airport and the University of the West of England to establish the population and distribution of the golden jackal at Samos Airport. Data on population and activity patterns and use of the airport habitat will inform an exclusion process that aims to decrease the threat of jackal / aircraft collision. This study adds to the development of ecologically sustainable animal exclusion processes in airports around the world. Other research focuses on the extent of anthropogenic disturbance on the habits and ecology of the jackals. Research activities include:
• Capturing and analyzing jackal audio and visual data through camera traps and acoustic devices
• Mapping jackal presence through tracking
• Carrying out nocturnal visual and acoustic surveys
• Analysing jackal diet through scat sampling and camera traps
• Collaborating with Samos Airport, Fraport and the University of West England to help design aircraft-jackal collision miti

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