NLMentorship Program
Wild Animal InitiativeRemote
Why this is on the board
Scientific research into how wild animals are faring is still so small that a small group of researchers decides which questions the field will ask in the coming years. So whoever gives or receives mentoring now is likely to influence more than one career: you help determine how this young field works and who ends up in it.
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About the role
A five-month mentorship program connecting wild animal welfare researchers at different career stages for skill development and networking. - Meet virtually with your paired mentor or mentee for at least one hour monthly; attend optional training workshops on leadership and research skills. - Mentors support researchers newer to wild animal welfare science; mentees gain knowledge from experienced researchers in the field. - Requires prior experience conducting wild animal welfare research (me…
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