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WHOOPING CRANE TRACKING FIELD ASSOCIATE
Duties: - Direct day-to-day radiotracking of reintroduced whooping cranes in Wisconsin, on migration, and in Florida;
- supervise several tracking interns and train them in use of radiotelemetry, GIS, and computer entry of data;
- assist in database management and production of reports and publications;
- assist with capture of cranes for transmitter replacement;
- manage equipment and vehicles;
- coordinate tracking with landowners as appropriate.... Read more
Contact: Sara Zimorski
Phone: 608-356-9462 x154,
Email: sara@savingcranes.org
WHOOPING CRANE TRACKING INTERNSHIP
Duties:
Assist in radiotracking reintroduced Whooping Cranes in Wisconsin, on migration, and in Florida.
Duration:
Begins September 2008.... Read more
Contact: Dr. Richard Urbanek
Phone: 612/804-0959
Email: richard_urbanek@fws.gov
CHICK REARING INTERN
The International Crane Foundation is looking to fill a 2008 Chick Rearing Intern position. Interns... Read more
Contact: Chick Rearing Internship
Phone:
Email: mwel@savingcranes.org
WHOOPING CRANE REINTRODUCTION INTERNSHIPS
Duties:
Assist in rearing and care of Whooping Crane chicks at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, Wisconsin.... Read more
Contact: Dr. Richard Urbanek
Phone: 612/804-0959
Email: richard_urbanek@fws.gov
AVICULTURE INTERNSHIP
Background:
Interns must have a strong interest in the fields of zoology, conservation biology or related fields.... Read more
Contact: Crane Conservation Department
Phone: 608-356-9462 Fax: 608-356-9465
Email: CCDept@savingcranes.org
Veterinary Student Preceptorship in Avian and Conservation Medicine
A four to six-week preceptorship in Avian and Conservation Medicine is being offered to interested veterinary students by the International Crane Foundation.... Read more
Contact: Dr. Barry Hartup, Director of Veterinary Services
Phone:
Email: hartup@savingcranes.org
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