OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK ON ENDANGERED SPECIES RECOVERY PROGRAMMESThe Mauritian Wildlife Foundation works to restore the endangered flora and fauna of Mauritius, Rodrigues and offshore islets and is well known for its work in the recovery of the Mauritius Kestrel, Echo Parakeet, Pink Pigeon and Mauritius Fody as well as its work on habitat and island restoration projects.We currently have opportunities for science graduates with a keen interest in conservation to gain valuable experience working on our endangered species recovery programmes. There are currently vacancies on our Pink Pigeon recovery project commencing March 2009.The work will involve species management including nest and population monitoring, animal handling as well as report writing and data collection. You may also be required to carry out other activities such as radio tracking, predator control, nest accessing and GPS. We accept volunteers throughout the year to work on a range of our projects. Candidates need to be available for a minimum of six months, start date negotiable. We provide accommodation, work permits and field transport. However as a volunteer on the project, you would need to cover your return airfare, comprehensive insurance and living costs ((€220/month) whilst in Mauritius. A drivers licence is an advantage.Selected candidates will be asked to phone for a short interview.Only those genuinely interested should send their CV or request further details from Denis Li(Pink Pigeon Project Coordinator) at mwfprojects@gmail.com. Please state where you have seen this advert when you contact us.