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Protecting brown spider monkeys and their habitats in a biodiversity hotspot in Colombia
Brown spider monkeys are one the most endangered primates in the world mainly due to habitat destruction and hunting and aggravated by the absence of protected areas in the region....View Project
Update of the information on species, criteria and limits of the IBAs of the Americas
The purpose of the internship is to assist in all activities related to the IBA Program in order to obtain an updated database about IBAs in the Americas: review and...View Project
Mobilizing students to advocate shared spaces for humans and leopards in a human-dominated agricultural rural landscape
Nashik district (Maharashtra) is a densely populated agricultural rural landscape inhabited by the leopard, where many instances of leopard attacks on livestock and people are recorded. Our goal is to...View Project
Conservation of Critically Endangered Bengal florican in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Nepal
The Bengal florican is one of the rarest bustard species and is listed as Critically Endangered by the IUCN. Its estimated population is less than 100 individuals in Nepal. It...View Project
Action plan for amphibians in northeastern Colombia: ten years of monitoring and research
The northeast of Colombia is one of the least explored areas in terms of diversity and biological conservation of amphibians; however, since 2010, a continuous programme has been undertaken to...View Project
Marketing and Communications multimedia designer
The purpose of the internship is to support BirdLife partnership and America´s Secretariat implementing the communications and marketing plan through engaging content across diverse platforms and media. “On one hand...View Project
An Internship for the BirdLife Flyways, Species and Forests Programmes in the Americas
The goal of this internship is to facilitate activities related to the Flyways, Species and Forests Programmes in the Americas. The intern will work jointly with the Conservation Officer and...View Project
Restoring the wild population of Maire’s yew in Nepal
Yew species are key in biomedical terms. Their leaves are used in the production of taxol, a chemical used in cancer treatment. It is threatened by unsustainable and illegal harvesting....View Project
Building capacities in coral reef restoration in the Bay Islands National Marine Park of Honduras
Caribbean corals have been going through their own pandemic in recent years, threats such as water pollution, overfishing, diseases such as Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease, lack of awareness and...View Project
Supporting the implementation of Marine resource management project in Nui Chua National Park
The internship was designed to help introduce Fauna & Flora’s work and mission in the local communities, assist capacity building for stakeholders and research on the local communities’ social background,...View Project
Mahseer School to protect ‘School of Mahseers’: Nurturing a conservation ethic in children of Baagi village, Nayar River Valley, Uttarakhand, India
The endangered, golden mahseer (Tor putitora) or the ‘tiger of river’ is a keystone species inhabiting the upper Ganges ecosystem, with its lifecycle intricately connected to the river. Adults undertake...View Project
Community-based conservation of Critically Endangered vulture species in western Nepal
According to various research findings, the white-rumped vulture, slender-billed vulture and red-headed vulture have been declining in South Asia, including in Nepal, since the 1990s. All three species are categorized...View Project
Sharing the landscape with an Andean symbol: conserving the Andean condor in southern Peru
Vultures are species of ecological importance for healthy ecosystems. Despite this, many species in this guild are heavily threatened due to direct persecution, land-use change, habitat pollution, use of poisons,...View Project
Marine turtle conservation project intern
Sea turtles are classified as endangered and protected species in Cambodia’s Sub-decree No. 123 on the 23rd of August 2009. Activities that threaten their populations in Cambodia, such as trawling...View Project
A community-based recovery programme for the most threatened endemic plants in Egypt
Endemic plants are a national and international treasure trove of science and socio-economic issues. Although Egypt harbours about 50 species of endemic plants, the unstudied impacts of human activities on...View Project
Conservation of endemic bats in previously unprotected roosting sites in Vietnam
The Cat Ba-Ha Long Landscape Complex (CBHL) and Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park (PNKB) are two well-known areas with the highest potential value for bat research and conservation in Vietnam....View Project
Habitat restoration and corridors creation to enhance conservation of the Pampean sand-dune lizard
The Pampean sand-dune lizard, which is endemic to the Pampean coastal dunes of Argentina, is highly sensitive to modifications to its habitat. Isolated subpopulations of this lizard have been cornered...View Project
Building data sets for coastal wetland sites and species factsheets in the Middle East
The intern will contribute to WBDB (BirdLife International Data Zone) and establish a dataset with key information to enable the coastal areas situation analysis planned for a later stage, to...View Project
Frontier social conservation action and research on horseshoe crabs in Indonesia
Horseshoe crabs are marine and brackish water arthropods fully protected by the Decree of the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry Regulation No.20/2018 and Government Regulations No.7/1999. As a marine...View Project
Conserving shorebirds through community engagement in the Red River Delta, Vietnam
Vietnam lies within the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot, which itself makes up the central part of the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Declines of migratory shorebirds have been largely attributed to habitat loss,...View Project
