Science for Galapagos
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CDF FOCUS: RESTORATION
Category: Invasive
Species: Capra hircus
Origin: Introduced by sailors and settlers
Range: Inhabited islands, northern Isabela, and Santiago
CDF Action: Eradication
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Work with us
The CDF runs the Charles Darwin Research Station in Galapagos, with about 200 staff, research students, and volunteers.
Ecuadorian labor law and the Special Law for Galapagos require CDF, and other organizations, to make every effort to offer employment to suitably qualified Galapagos residents and Ecuadorian nationals. For this reason, some employment opportunities are advertised as only available to these groups.
How to apply
Please view the complete Terms of Reference for the position. Interested candidates who meet the criteria for the post should prepare a resume, a letter explaining their interest and qualifications for the position, and the names and contacts of three references (e-mail addresses), and e-mail these to empleo@fcdarwin.org.ec Please include the reference number and candidate's last name in the subject line of all messages about vacant positions at the CDF.
The following employment opportunities are currently available:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Position closes: 2008-06-06
Database Manager
Position closes: 2008-05-31