Research and conservation of waterbirds and wetlands
Project name:
BirdLife South Africa – White-winged Flufftail Conservation Project
Project purpose:
The main objectives of BirdLife South Africa’s White-winged Flufftail Conservation Project are to:
(1) reduce uncertainty about White-winged Flufftail biology to better inform conservation efforts
(2) protect core White-winged Flufftail habitat from anthropogenic threats, manage key wetland sites, and restore habitat that is degraded by engaging with landowners of both private and public sectors
(3) raise awareness about water issues across socio-economic classes by using the White-winged Flufftail as an ambassador of wetland conservation.
Project activities:
community awareness
data collection/analysis
habitat restoration/management
Processing of camera trap and/or acoustic data.
Possible option to assist with fieldwork depending on logistics.
Weekly cost (approx USD):
$
Direct benefits you gain:
data/statistical skills
field research skills
Noteworthy conservation points:
contributes to environmental policy
publishes peer-reviewed science
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Requirements:
Computer literate
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