Identifying Mangrove Species for Barakau Village outside Port Moresby (PNG)
Identify mangrove species using photographs and local descriptions
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Overview
Identify mangrove species using photographs and local descriptions
You have:
- Must have a Degree in Forestry
- Experience working with mangroves in tropical countries, ideally Papua New Guinea or the Pacific
- PHD students are encouraged to apply
Contract
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MDF have completed mapping a mangrove site in Papua New Guinea and needs addition support form online volunteers who can be able to identify the species of Mangroves using description and photographs and other techniques
The assignment is inline with MDFs current project and objective to address environment degradation and climate change.
MDF requires the service of three loyal and professional volunteers who have knowledge and background in identifying mangrove species to support a project undertaken by MDF in Papua New Guinea, specifically Barakau Village just outside the capital city of Port Moresby.
The volunteers in collaboration with the contact person for MDF will be using close up photographs, local description of the species to identify both the local species of mangroves and other tree species found grown amongst the local species of mangroves.
MDF require the skills of three botanist who have experience working with mangroves identifying species in a tropical country, notably Papua New Guinea or the Pacific. Must have a Degree in Forestry PHD students are encourage to apply
Potential interview questions
| Can you describe your experience with mangrove species identification? | This question helps us understand your relevant experience in botany and species identification. | Highlight specific projects or experiences where you identified mangrove or similar tree species. |
| What techniques do you use for ecological fieldwork, especially in tropical environments? | This assesses your methodology and adaptability to challenging environments. | Pro members can see the explanation. |
| How would you collaborate with local communities in conservation efforts? | Pro members can see the explanation. | Pro members can see the explanation. |
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Updated 1 year ago
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