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To gather information on tree species, size, health, and growth rates, conduct routine tree surveys.
Tree Health: Observations are made to assess the overall health of the trees, including the presence of pests, diseases, or signs of stress.
Growth Rate: The height, diameter, and canopy size of each tree are measured to assess their growth rate. This helps determine if the trees are thriving or facing challenges.
Mortality: The number of trees that have died since the last survey is recorded. This information is crucial for understanding the success of the reforestation effort.
Assist with the analysis of census data to determine the project's overall health and progress.
Create and keep thorough records and reports on census results.

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Prefer Male Candidate (Due to the nature of this role, which involves shared accommodation and close physical teamwork with an all-male team in remote field sites, this position is preferred male candidates.)
Students or fresh graduates of a programme leading to a degree in biology, environmental science, forestry, or a related field are welcome to apply.
Strong passion for environmental sustainability, reforestation, and conservation.
Basic understanding of forest ecology, field data collection methods, and tree identification
Readiness to work in difficult outdoor circumstances in a setting of tropical rainforest and remote stay.

Willingness to Live On-Site: Candidates must be willing to reside on-site at our remote reforestation location in a tropical rainforest with limited access to electricity and basic amenities. This includes being comfortable with rustic accommodations and adapting to a remote living environment.
Outdoor Adaptability: Strong adaptability to outdoor living conditions, including varying weather conditions, limited access to modern facilities, and exposure to local wildlife.
Basic Cooking Skills: Proficiency in basic cooking and food preparation is required, as interns will be responsible for preparing their own meals using provided resources.

Good physical condition and capacity for manual labour.
Strong teamwork and communication abilities and able to work closely with indigenous communities.
Use of GPS devices and data recording tools is advantageous.

Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC)

Spreading awareness in the environmental cause through education and public outreach. Finding solutions in forest conservation through sustainable development and management.

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Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC)

Spreading awareness in the environmental cause through education and public outreach. Finding solutions in forest conservation through sustainable development and management.

Website
Company
Between 15 and 50 persons
Ecology

Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC) did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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