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Field Research Internship

On-site, Work must be performed in or near Cole Bay, Sint Maarten, Isla de San Martín
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  • Details

    Start Date:February 2, 2025
    End Date:April 30, 2025
    Application Deadline:February 1, 2025
    Payment:Stipend
    Stipend / Wage:Low monthly stipend dependent on grant funding; not guaranteed
    Hours Per Week:32-40 hours/week

    Description

    The Field Research internship is an immersive position that supports the Nature Foundation’s

    ongoing monitoring and outreach programs, contributing to vital research and community

    engagement efforts. Interns will collect and analyze field data for a variety of ecological

    studies, including sea turtle nesting, seagrass health, queen conch populations, invasive

    species management, GCRMN coral monitoring, mangrove assessments, and bird surveys.

    Monitoring and surveying activities will vary depending on the time of year of the internship

    and staff support availability. The internship also involves responding to environmental

    reports and incidents, assisting with management of key sites, and more. This is not a lab-based research role, but a fieldwork-based role engaged in rudimentary data collection.

    As a Nature Foundation intern, the role also includes ongoing support of the organization’s

    other programs and activities, including beach clean-ups, inventory organization, and more.

    Preference will be given to candidates holding scuba diving certifications, as certain

    monitoring activities involve underwater research. A valid driver’s license is required.

    The Field Research internship is an immersive position that supports the Nature Foundation’s

    ongoing monitoring and outreach programs, contributing to vital research and community

    engagement efforts. Interns will collect and analyze field data for a variety of ecological

    studies, including sea turtle nesting, seagrass health, queen conch populations, invasive

    species management, GCRMN coral monitoring, mangrove assessments, and bird surveys.

    Monitoring and surveying activities will vary depending on the time of year of the internship

    and staff support availability. The internship also involves responding to environmental

    reports and incidents, assisting with management of key sites, and more. This is not a lab-based research role, but a fieldwork-based role engaged in rudimentary data collection.

    As a Nature Foundation intern, the role also includes ongoing support of the organization’s

    other programs and activities, including beach…

    Benefits

    The Field Research internship is an immersive position that supports the Nature Foundation’s

    ongoing monitoring and outreach programs, contributing to vital research and community

    engagement efforts. Interns will collect and analyze field data for a variety of ecological

    studies, including sea turtle nesting, seagrass health, queen conch populations, invasive

    species management, GCRMN coral monitoring, mangrove assessments, and bird surveys.

    Monitoring and surveying activities will vary depending on the time of year of the internship

    and staff support availability. The internship also involves responding to environmental

    reports and incidents, assisting with management of key sites, and more. This is not a lab-based research role, but a fieldwork-based role engaged in rudimentary data collection.

    As a Nature Foundation intern, the role also includes ongoing support of the organization’s

    other programs and activities, including beach clean-ups, inventory organization, and more.

    Preference will be given to candidates holding scuba diving certifications, as certain

    monitoring activities involve underwater research. A valid driver’s license is required.

    The Field Research internship is an immersive position that supports the Nature Foundation’s

    ongoing monitoring and outreach programs, contributing to vital research and community

    engagement efforts. Interns will collect and analyze field data for a variety of ecological

    studies, including sea turtle nesting, seagrass health, queen conch populations, invasive

    species management, GCRMN coral monitoring, mangrove assessments, and bird surveys.

    Monitoring and surveying activities will vary depending on the time of year of the internship

    and staff support availability. The internship also involves responding to environmental

    reports and incidents, assisting with management of key sites, and more. This is not a lab-based research role, but a fieldwork-based role engaged in rudimentary data collection.

    As a Nature Foundation intern, the role also includes ongoing support of the organization’s

    other programs and activities, including beach…

    Location

    On-site
    Cole Bay, Sint Maarten

    How to Apply

    Visit https://naturefoundationsxm.org/about/intern/ for internship description and application instructions.

    Visit https://naturefoundationsxm.org/about/intern/ for internship description and application instructions.

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