Raptor Migration Study Intern

at Golden Gate Raptor Observatory

Location:
Marin Headlands, Sausalito, CA

Duration:
approx. 6 months

Job Type:
Intern

Job Description:
RAPTOR MIGRATION STUDY INTERNS (4) needed for summer and fall 2012 (July 9, 2012 through December 31, 2012, ending date flexible) to help coordinate volunteer raptor migration studies at the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory, near San Francisco, CA. Four intern positions are available for the 2012 season for enthusiastic recent graduates or seniors in biological science or related field. Office duties include data entry, response to public inquiries, and interaction with volunteers. Some teaching is required. Housing is provided within walking distance of the office in a dormitory setting (single rooms, shared bath, lounge, and kitchen). A vehicle is strongly recommended for access to shopping and off-duty activities. A stipend of $125.00 per week is included. For further information, visit www.ggro.org or call the office.

To Apply:
Send cover letter and resume (with phone numbers of three references and your current address and phone number) to Research Director Buzz Hull. Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Phone: (415) 331-0730 Email: bhull@parksconservancy.org

Qualifications:
Experience in banding, handling, identifying, and radio-tracking raptors is preferred but not required. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are essential. Computer skills are helpful. Creative energy for dealing with fog is a plus. Field duties include: identifying and counting raptors; trapping and banding raptors; tending captive lure bird colony; and tracking radio-tagged hawks. Field days are long and can be strenuous; applicants should be in good physical condition.

Number of Openings:
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