Empleo para biologos. Bolsa de trabajo ciencias de la vida. ¿En que puede trabajar un biólogo?
sábado, 23 de marzo de 2019
Curso Busqueda en internet para universitarios

¿Estás haciendo tu tesis o un trabajo de investigación? Inscríbete a este #CursoEnLínea deUAEM Morelos y aprende cómo definir las palabras clave para la búsqueda en navegadores.
Inscríbete ahora ➡️ bit.ly/2De8H3r
Protección de Recursos Naturales Selva Maya
- Eres profesional en las áreas de ciencias biológicas, recursos naturales o afines.
- Tienes experiencia en:
+ Procesos de evaluación de la efectividad de áreas naturales protegidas.
+ Y en monitoreo biológico, social y/o económico.
+ Procesos de evaluación de la efectividad de áreas naturales protegidas.
+ Y en monitoreo biológico, social y/o económico.
- Vives en la Ciudad de México o estás dispuesto(a) a cambiar de residencia.
¡Participa en la convocatoria del proyecto: Protección de Recursos Naturales Selva Maya (KfW/UICN)!
Envía tu CV con experiencia comprobable a:
kgonzalez@amigosdesiankaan.org
talia.cruz@conanp.gob.mx
ebustama@conanp.gob.mx
kgonzalez@amigosdesiankaan.org
talia.cruz@conanp.gob.mx
ebustama@conanp.gob.mx
- Conoce los términos de referencia completos aquí: https://bit.ly/2CkmENK
- Duración de la consultoría: del 1° de abril al 31 de diciembre de 2019 (9 meses)

Oportunidad laboral en Peru

¡Únete al equipo!
Estamos buscando un Asistente Técnico para combatir el Tráfico de Fauna Silvestre en el programa Andes, Amazonía, Orinoquía. Si te interesa, envíanos tu CV a peruconvocatorias@wcs.org hasta el 31 de marzo. Revisa los términos de referencia aquí:http://bit.ly/2HSIjAf
Egresados para docentes

Interesados, primero deberán hacer su registro enwww.crefal.org y acceder a la plataforma de las UBBJ, donde deberán subir todos los documentos correspondientes. Una vez que tengan su número de registro, deberán enviarlo junto con su CV, nombre y plantel elegido al correo: jimena.paz@crefal.org; de encontrar pertinente su perfil, se pondrán en contacto a la brevedad.
Convocatorias de becas que gobiernos extranjeros ofrecen a mexicanos

La Agencia Mexicana de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo AMEXCID te invita a participar en las convocatorias de becas que gobiernos extranjeros ofrecen a mexicanos. 🤓🌎✈️
Regístrate aquí: https://www.gob.mx/
Para cursos y conferencias, aquí:https://www.gob.mx/
lunes, 4 de marzo de 2019
15 salaried PhD studentships available
Each PhD student, or Early Stage Researcher (ESR), will be employed by one of the seven institutions in the SeaChanges network
at a highly competitive salary, with the opportunity to undertake
additional training and research via secondments at one or more of the
other institutions, or in some cases with external project partners. A
series of advanced cohort-wide training workshops will take place
throughout the 3-year programme, covering topics from marine biology to
public outreach and media training. The available research projects are
listed below.
https://sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/seachanges/phd-projects
https://sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/seachanges/phd-projects
Undergraduate Fishery Biologist Internship 2019
International Pacific Halibut Commission is hiring a Fishery Biologist Undergraduate Internship 2019 https://goo.gl/LkU2u5
PhD Opportunities for Students from Developing Countries
Lancaster Environment Centre (UK) is offering two fully funded PhD
studentships to students from developing countries within the field of
Environment. The studentships will cover all fees for a three year PhD, a
stipend to cover living costs and research support and training grant
to cover research costs.
https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/lec/graduate-school/phd-developing-countries/
https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/lec/graduate-school/phd-developing-countries/
jueves, 28 de febrero de 2019
Max Planck Institute for Ornithology
We seek an enthusiastic and experienced volunteer avian field biologist to aid with monitoring, capturing, and processing snowy plovers (Charadrius nivosus), Wilson’s plovers (C. wilsonia), and Killdeer (C. vociferous) inhabiting Bahía de Ceuta in Sinaloa, Mexico between April 18 and July 15, 2019 (exact start and end dates are somewhat flexible). In-country costs such as research expenses, food, and accommodation for the duration of the field season will be covered by project funding. Our research objective is to investigate the sex-biased dispersal and partial migration in Charadrius plovers using GPS tagging and colour-marking. Bahía de Ceuta provides a unique circumstance to study these three closely related plover species that overlap in their distributions but differ in their breeding behaviours. This project is supported by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) and is based out of the Küpper Research Group of Behavioural Genetics and Evolutionary Ecology at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen, Germany. See here for a video showcasing our field efforts in Bahía de Ceuta.
Duties: Typical daily duties include walking through saltmarsh and saltflat habitats in a mobile hide searching for plover nests and broods and resighting colour-ringed/banded plovers with binoculars and scope. Once a nest is located, it is marked on a handheld GPS and the eggs and measured and floated to determine expected hatch date. Adult plovers are caught on nests with funnel traps and subsequently ringed/banded, measured, and sampled for blood. Focal individuals will be outfitted with a leg-loop harness carrying a 1g GPS tag. Behavioural observations of brood care and nest attendance are also needed. The volunteer is expected to aid with entering field data into databases.
To Apply: Submit a one page cover letter, CV highlighting relevant experience, and contact information for three academic or professional references to Luke Eberhart-Phillips (ceuta.plovers@gmail.com)
Knowledge/skills required: An exceptional candidate will have experience with resighting colour-ringed/banded birds with binoculars and scope, nest searching, floating eggs, trapping ground nesting birds, ringing/banding birds with metal and darvic rings/bands, taking blood samples from tarsal and brachial veins, and working long hours in strenuous sub-tropical conditions while maintaining a positive and enthusiastic attitude. Knowledge of Spanish is advantageous. The ability to drive a 4x4 manual transmission is a plus. If the applicant is inexperienced in any of the aforementioned skills but demonstrates high potential, enthusiasm, and keen knowledge of ornithology or evolutionary biology during the recruiting process, we will seriously consider your application and provide the relevant training needed in the field. Colour vision, ability to walk on uneven terrain for up to 6 km per day, and willingness to eat local cuisine are crucial.
Coordinación de la Alianza Kanan Kay
Vacante para la Coordinación de la Alianza Kanan Kay,
iniciativa creada para el establecimiento de zonas de refugio pesquero y
protección de las costas de Quintana Roo. ¡Tienes hasta el 28 de
febrero para aplicar! Consulta aquí los detalles de la convocatoria ➡ http://bit.ly/2E7KRrQ.
Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology

Our search has begun for a new HIMB Director. Visit our website for more information (http://
Convocatoria de Becas Nacionales 2019

Ya se encuentra disponible la convocatoria de Becas Nacionales 2019.
Revisa las bases aquí ➡️ http://bit.ly/2GY5mZT
Volunteer field biologist, Great Green Macaw program (6 months) – Role runs annually from December through May
The role of the field assistant is to help our lead field biologist monitor Costa Rica’s wild Great Green Macaw (Ara ambiguus) population throughout their breeding season. This includes extensive fieldwork to locate, monitor, track and support several breeding pairs and their offspring, in order to improve the rates of successful reproduction and to collect data.The field assistant also contributes to population counts and mapping projects, and utilises their comprehensive scientific knowledge and competence in field work and research skills throughout the role. The successful applicant will receive orientation training and will have the support of specialists where necessary, however much of the work may be carried out independently, thus a high level of self-reliance is needed. The field assistantis expected to help out in other areas of the organization if the need arises.
https://careers.conbio.org/job/307836/field-biologist-macaw-conservation/
Resident lectures- Chile
The SFS program on Wild Patagonia: Fire and Ice (spring and fall semester), located in Chile seeks an enthusiastic, team-oriented individual to serve as part of a residential team of faculty and staff who deliver an interdisciplinary, hands-on learning experience to students spending a semester abroad. This program, based in Puerto Natales, Chile will present a rich learning landscape for students exploring people’s relationship with the environment and conservation.
On a contract basis, the Resident Lecturer will teach the Patagonian Ecology course as well as teach one-third of the Directed Research course. Contribute to student learning in the areas of anthropogenic climate change, conservation planning, and who makes the decisions about conservation in Patagonia. Lead designated components of the programs research plan and, as part of this, oversee, mentor, and grade the student directed research projects.

Convocatoria
On a contract basis, the Resident Lecturer will teach the Patagonian Ecology course as well as teach one-third of the Directed Research course. Contribute to student learning in the areas of anthropogenic climate change, conservation planning, and who makes the decisions about conservation in Patagonia. Lead designated components of the programs research plan and, as part of this, oversee, mentor, and grade the student directed research projects.
Convocatoria
Seasonal bat biologist
Seasonal bat biologist to assist with surveys for the Illinois Bat Conservation Program (http:// www.illinoisbats.org/). There's still time to apply! For more details, visit: https:// blogs.illinois.edu/view/ 7426/741104

Coordinador de Proyecto “Fortalecimiento del Manejo Forestal Sustentable con enfoque de paisaje”
El/La Coordinador/a de la Unidad Técnica Especializada (UTE) estará bajo la supervisión del área de Desarrollo Sustentable y será el principal contacto para la coordinación con los especialistas de la UTE, los Enlaces con las Gerencias Estatales (EGE), la CONAFOR, el PNUD, el Banco Mundial, las agencias gubernamentales, los consultores, las compañías privadas que participen en el proyecto y otros actores, incluyendo a los organismos de la sociedad civil (OSC) y los productores forestales locales.
El/La Coordinador/a de la UTE es el/la responsable de coordinar la operación y desarrollo de los trabajos asignados sobre la base de la planeación y siguiendo los lineamientos que correspondan (PNUD, BM, CONAFOR) a fin de asegurar el cumplimiento de los objetivos y resultados establecidos en el proyecto. De igual forma, dirigirá al personal de la UTE con el objetivo de orientarle al cumplimiento de los objetivos establecidos.
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El/La Coordinador/a de la UTE es el/la responsable de coordinar la operación y desarrollo de los trabajos asignados sobre la base de la planeación y siguiendo los lineamientos que correspondan (PNUD, BM, CONAFOR) a fin de asegurar el cumplimiento de los objetivos y resultados establecidos en el proyecto. De igual forma, dirigirá al personal de la UTE con el objetivo de orientarle al cumplimiento de los objetivos establecidos.
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Call for applications for the 2019 Small Grants Fund

The #GFW Tech Fellowship is seeking forest advocates who want to learn and apply new tools and data and share their knowledge with their networks.
The Small Grants Fund and Tech Fellowship support civil society organizations and individuals around the world to use Global Forest Watch in their advocacy, research, and feld work.
The call for applications for the 2019 Small Grants Fund will open on February 1st, 2019 and will close on March 15th, 2019.
The call for applications for the 2019 Tech Fellowship will open on February 15th, 2019. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
They are having a webinar tomorrow, Feb 27, 2019 at 8:30 AM EST. Sign up to attend the webinar and learn more about the Small Grants Fund and GFW Tech Fellowship, as well as the GFW suite of tools!
http://bit.ly/2SLSYCm
You can also visit their website.
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