Are you passionate about animals and hoping to gain caretaking and husbandry experience? CNF is home to two endangered elongated tortoises (Indotestudo elongata) and one Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). We have the potential to start new projects, possibly focusing on local snakes or birds, with the help of knowledgeable interns. 

Responsibilities include:
Feed and care daily for the animals on the project site
Conduct behavioral observations and provide reports to staff
Carry out research opportunities for growing and developing the project with more animals, including necessary housing conditions, husbandry best practices, and more
Set up and establish camera traps to record the nocturnal wildlife inhabiting our project site

Requirements:
Studying toward a degree or relevant experience in Biology, Wildlife Biology or Management, Environmental Studies, Conservation, or other related fields
Ability to live and work in a communal environment, communicate effectively, and approach issues with a problem-solver attitude
A driven, self-starter work ethic and motivation to tackle independent projects
Must be positive and professional

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