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Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program

Job Opportunities

BBPP periodically has openings for paid coordinators based in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea's capital city on the northern tip of Bioko Island, or in the southern highlands town of Moka. These people serve as liaisons between BBPP's many on-island employees and friends and the group's senior staff in the United States. Ideal candidates are socially adept, detail-oriented self-starters who deal easily and efficiently with everyone from crusty American oil workers to semi-literate villagers to Equatoguinean government officials. They have a proven commitment to biodiversity conservation. Facility with the Spanish language is a must, as is a certain enthusiasm for logistics. A succinct job description is nearly impossible as these positions entail any number of unusual assignments. Above all, applicants must adapt well to cultural and physical adversity while still delivering results.

Nearly every successful applicant for our on-island jobs has been to the island previously, usually as a part of our Caldera expedition or study abroad program.

 

Current openings: 2

    Research Assistant (see description below)

    Manager, Moka Wildlife Center (see description below)

Job Title: Research Assistant
Job Type: 6 mo., small stipend
Location: Moka Wildlife Center
Start date: 1 September 2008 or earlier

Position Summary:

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Essential Functions:

Marginal Functions:

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Minimum Qualifications:

 To apply:

Apply by e-mail to Dr. Gail Hearn, including a cover letter, resume, and minimum salary requirements.


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