Jobs
| Project Protection of Gorillas - Administrator/Vet in Congo |
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| Job Type | Conservation Job |
| Date Posted | Monday, 01 February 2010 |
| Location | Congo |
| Organisation: | The Aspinall Foundation |
Projet Protection des Gorilles (PPG) is a joint collaboration between the Republic of Congo government and the UK-charity ‘The Aspinall Foundation’. The aim of this initiative is to protect endangered species in the Republic of Congo, notably the western lowland gorilla. Within the framework of the PPG-project, which focuses on raising awareness and the care and rehabilitation of orphaned gorilla infants, a complimentary project was initiated that seeks to restore a region of the Batéké Plateau ecosystem and return gorillas to their former habitat, located within a protected area. This project, also called Projet Lésio-Louna is a western lowland gorilla reintroduction/protected area management project based in the Lesio-Louna Reserve northwest of Brazzaville, Republic of Congo.
Tasks and responsibilities:
Qualifications/Experience:
The successful candidate should be physically able to withstand the rigours of life in an isolated region and tropical climate and should demonstrate a capacity to effectively direct project staff. Finally, it is necessary that the project administrator be aware and respectful of the project hierarchy, both with regards to Congolese staff as well as expatriates. The position is based both within the Lésio-Louna Reserve, as well as in Brazzaville (particularly for the accounts monitoring).
Salary/funding:
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging): Accomodation, flights Term of Appointment: Duration of contract: 24 months, with a 3-month probation period. Contract extensions are possible. Application Deadline: March 2010 Comments: Very motivated candidates are necessary!
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