About the role
BNHS is looking for a candidate to join this programme and work alongside our researchers, field staff and partner institutions. The position is field-based and involves extended stays at project sites, close coordination with state forest departments, and regular reporting against the project’s research plan.
Responsibilities
• Plan and carry out field data collection to the protocols set by the project’s principal investigator.
• Maintain accurate field notes, datasheets and specimen or sample records, and enter them into project databases.
• Work with local communities, forest department staff and partner institutions at the project site.
• Contribute to interim and annual project reports, and to scientific publications where applicable.
Who we are looking for
• A postgraduate degree in wildlife science, zoology, botany, environmental science or an allied discipline.
• Demonstrated field experience in the relevant taxon or habitat.
• Willingness to be stationed at the project site and to travel extensively.
• Working knowledge of the local language of the project area is an advantage.
How to apply
Send your CV, a covering letter and contact details for two referees, with the position title in the subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.