Description:
Work for one of the UK's leading organiser of Conservation Expeditions as a staff member on a terrestrial based conservation expedition. Positions are available with GVI in Ecuador and Costa Rica. Check out the GVI website for more information. Work is physically hard with very long hours, 5.30am till 9pm or as needed by the expedition. Living conditions are very basic: there is no running water and electricity is only available from a night time generator. However, the setting is beautiful and to some it's the best job in the world!
Highlights:
Live and work in a unique and remote environment. Contribute to the conservation of endangered habitats and communities.
Qualifications / Skills Needed:
A strong background in terrestrial biology and conservation, with management and logistical experience would be a distinct advantage. English essential. Knowledge of Spanish also an advantage. Experience of working as a volunteer would also be an advantage.
Please apply to Steve Gwenin (click on the email link above) with full CV detailing qualifications and experience.
Job Types:
Biology(General),
Environmental Studies
and Zoology & Wildlife Sciences
Salary / Pay: This is a salaried position on a minimum of a 1 year contract, and also includes food, basic accommodation and a contribution to international flight costs.
Experience Required: no
Participants Travel to Ecuador
Independently
Application Process Involves:
- Online Application plus Application Assessment
Typically The Application Process Time Is 1-2 weeks
Global Vision International's Mission Statement: 2008 marks a decade of commitment from GVI to all volunteers and partners. Global Vision International aims to promote the advancement of sustainable development through the creation of partnerships, promotion of local and global education, opportunities and via direct financial support. GVI remains committed to its local partners by ensuring they receive full credit for any research undertaken or achievements reached.
Year Founded: 1998