We are seeking highly motivated and driven field assistants to help with monitoring of felid activity as part of a larger project on primate predator-prey dynamics in Amazonia Peru. For project details visit theriskymonkey. Assistants will help check camera traps on a regular basis, enter camera trap data into database software, and track ocelots via radio telemetry. This is an ideal opportunity for students with a background in biology, ecology, animal behavior, or wildlife conservation. This kind of fieldwork is physically demanding and requires long days of hiking, but it is incredibly rewarding. All research is conducted at the Los Amigos Biological Station in Southeastern Peru - amazonconservation.org/ourwork/research_los_amigos.html.
Posted on: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 23:57:51 +0000
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