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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) is a Parastatal Organization under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. TAWIRI has the mandate to conduct, supervise and coordinate wildlife research in the United Republic of Tanzania. The Institute has its Headquarters in Arusha and four Research Centres namely, Njiro Wildlife Research Centre (NWRC) in Arusha, Kingupira Wildlife Research Centre (KWRC) in Selous Game Reserve, Serengeti Wildlife Research Centre (SWRC) in Serengeti National Park, Mahale-Gombe Wildlife Research Centre (MGWRC) in Mahale and Gombe National Parks respectively in Kigoma region.
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) is a Parastatal
Organization under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism.
TAWIRI has the mandate to conduct, supervise and coordinate wildlife
research in the United Republic of Tanzania. The Institute has its
Headquarters in Arusha and four Research Centres namely, Njiro Wildlife
Research Centre (NWRC) in Arusha, Kingupira Wildlife Research Centre
(KWRC) in Selous Game Reserve, Serengeti Wildlife Research Centre
(SWRC) in Serengeti National Park, Mahale-Gombe Wildlife Research
Centre (MGWRC) in Mahale and Gombe National Parks respectively in
Kigoma region.
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) is a Parastatal Organization under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. TAWIRI has the mandate to conduct, supervise and coordinate wildlife research in the United Republic of Tanzania. The Institute has its Headquarters in Arusha and four Research Centres namely, Njiro Wildlife Research Centre (NWRC) in Arusha, Kingupira Wildlife Research Centre (KWRC) in Selous Game Reserve, Serengeti Wildlife Research Centre (SWRC) in Serengeti National Park, Mahale-Gombe Wildlife Research Centre (MGWRC) in Mahale and Gombe National Parks respectively in Kigoma region.
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Thursday, 01 May 2008 |
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The Progressio Development Worker will work alongside Amoud University (AU), supporting the analysis of local people's needs with regards to soil erosion, water conservation and the environment. S/he will work with AU staff and students to research alternative ways of dealing with soil and water conservation in Somaliland. This project will focus particularly on the potential use of Vetiver grass, which has been identified as being a suitable method of tackling the key local environmental problems - namely soil erosion and water conservation.
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Thursday, 01 May 2008 |
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SANBI requires the services of a specialist in this field to provide
strategic direction and co-ordinate activities to achieve SANBI’s goal
to lead the country’s research, policy development and communication on
the bio-impact of, as well as adaptation to climate change.
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Thursday, 01 May 2008 |
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Applied Biodiversity Research Division, preferably in Pretoria, but with Cape Town as an optional location. This senior research position requires a highly motivated individual to
take the lead and manage components of a research programme in the
Applied Biodiversity Research Division. SANBI has adopted a managed
network model, which means that core SANBI research staff work together
with universities and research institutions, to focus on particular
topics.
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
Conservation and Management of Eastern Mau Group (COMEG) with support from the Community Environment Facility (CEF) is implementing a three year project. The project overall goal is to promote restoration of natural resources and improvement of livelihoods in the upper catchment of Lake Nakuru. COMEG is recruiting a Project Manager who will report to the Project Implementation Committee (PIC).
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Sunday, 27 April 2008 |
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AWF is recruiting a new Senior Programme Design Officer to lead regional fundraising from public sector sources from its Headquarters office in Nairobi. The new officer will be responsible for raising funds from government and professional foundation donors and for all aspects of donor relationship management for all AWF’s work in Kenya and neighbouring countries as well as co-responsible for fundraising from specific donors across eastern Africa. This position will work very closely with the other members of the eight-person Programme Design team, particularly with the Senior Programme Design Officer for Tanzania, with the field based implementation teams and with AWF F&A staff.
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
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WWF, the conservation organisation, is one of the world's leading environmental NGOs and operates in 100 countries around the globe. With a staff dedicated to conserving South Africa's natural heritage for future generations and the organisation’s access to a global network of expertise and experience, WWF South Africa is well positioned to ensure a future in which people and nature can live in harmony. Join this team to become part of the solution, for a living planet.
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
The River Conservation Unit (RCU) of CapeNature’s Scientific Services Unit seeks to appoint four Conservation Scientist (aquatic ecologists) for a twelve-month, fixed-term and renewable contract period. The RCU in partnership with the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry implements the River Health Programme (RHP) in the Western Cape Province.
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