START DATE: DECEMBER

TASKS:

• Support in the implementation catalogues of different species in RAREC.
• Develop and implement the Terrarium, an area in RAREC to breed amphibians, insects and other species for educational purposes.
• Support in research on native wildlife species, with a focus on conservation strategies.
• Participate in the planning and execution of conservation projects.
• Conduct field surveys to assess the health of local ecosystems and monitor species populations.
• Manage databases for animal records, research data, and environmental monitoring results.
• Give lectures about conservations topics to interns and volunteers.
• Supervise and support volunteers and interns in daily tasks and projects.
• Develop and present educational materials for workshops, school visits, or community events.
• Collaborate in the Education Program to plan, prepare, and run environmental education programs.
• Support to ensure a safe and stimulating educational environment.
• Lead English and computer lessons, linked with environmental education, including sustainable development as community outreach programs.
• Provide teaching support to classes with children, adolescents, and adults, encouraging critical thinking and questions to deepen their knowledge.
• Prepare materials and conduct classes with volunteers and other interns under your supervision.
• Keep record and statistics of the education and community outreach programs.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum 3-month commitment, ideally 6 months.
• Background in biology, or related fields.
• Knowledge of safety protocols around wild animals.
• English communication skills, both written and spoken.
• Spanish intermediate level.
• Manual drivers license and experience.