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Research Internship

Research Internship , Urban Wildlife Institute at Lincoln Park Zoological Society

Summary

Dive into the world of urban wildlife research with this internship at the Lincoln Park Zoo’s Urban Wildlife Institute (UWI)! You’ll gain hands-on experience assisting UWI researchers with various projects, contributing to our understanding of wildlife in urban environments.

Qualifications

  • Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in ecology, biology, environmental science, or a related field (preferably with a junior or senior standing)
  • Strong academic record with a focus on relevant coursework
  • Interest in urban ecology and wildlife conservation
  • Excellent data collection and organization skills
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel)
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Responsibilities

  • Assist UWI researchers with ongoing projects on urban wildlife
  • Participate in field data collection activities (e.g., animal surveys, camera trapping)
  • Assist with data entry, analysis, and interpretation
  • Contribute to the preparation of research reports and presentations.
  • Learn about urban wildlife management and conservation strategies

Benefits

  • Gain valuable experience in urban wildlife research alongside professionals
  • Develop practical skills in field research, data analysis, and scientific communication
  • Contribute to ongoing research that informs urban wildlife conservation efforts
  • Network with researchers and professionals in the field of urban ecology
  • Potential to earn academic credit.

Location

Chicago.

Deadline: Unspecified.

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