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As a vibrant hub of scientific research and conservation efforts, the Charles Darwin Foundation and its Research Station seeks passionate individuals to join our diverse team. Explore our current vacancies and find your place in protecting this extraordinary archipelago.

To apply to the below positions, please email
pro.seleccion@fcdarwin.org.ec

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CONSULTING: Human Atlas of Marine Conservation

Application deadline: November 24, 2024

Characterize the socioeconomic conditions of the communities and/or human populations settled in the OPTO's areas of influence, covering the marine protected areas on the Pacific Ocean coast of Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, and the coastal and insular region of Ecuador.
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Communication Officer - Habla tiburon project

Application deadline: December 15, 2024

CDF, in partnership with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF Ecuador), is implementing the “Habla Tiburón” project with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This ambitious project aims to promote the conservation of sharks and rays in Ecuadorian waters by strengthening the governance of artisanal fisheries and promoting responsible fishing practices. Within this framework, the Charles Darwin Foundation is looking for a Communications Officer for the “Habla Tiburón” project.
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Note:  Employment legislation of the Government of Ecuador and the Special Law of the Galapagos Islands gives priority employment to permanent residents of Galapagos and to qualified Ecuadorians. For this reason, some of the employment opportunities listed on this site will be open only for these particular groups.

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INTERNS & VOLUNTEERS

Learn how you can become a volunteer and support our work in Galapagos.
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APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP

Apply for a thesis or university studies scholarship to conduct research with us.
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ACADEMIC COLLABORATIONS

Learn how you can become a visiting or collaborating scientist, or how to establish a semester abroad with us.
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