Scotland Expedition 2016
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This document summarizes remote fieldwork opportunities in Scotland for summer 2016, including freshwater sampling, bat surveying, plant analysis, and behavioral studies of seals and gulls conducted in 2015, with plans for more bat surveying, bird and butterfly surveying with the RSPB, and opportunities involving otters, seals, bats, small mammals, invertebrates, freshwater, and marine wildlife, seeking 6 volunteers from any year of study for around 6 weeks in June and July for £300-£400 each to experience Scotland's culture, geology, and stunning landscapes.
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Scotland Expedition 2016
- 2. Heartwarming culture Epic geology Stunning landscapes Huge range of habitats
- 3. 2015: - freshwater sampling - bat surveying - invertebrate analysis - seal and gull behavioural studies - Plant analysis 2016 (hopefully): - more bat surveying - Work with the RSPB - Bird and butterfly surveying - Any ideas welcome Possibilities: - Otters - Birds - Seals - Bats - Small mammals - Invertebrates - Freshwater - Marine - and more
- 4. 6 keen beans from any year People ready to fall in love with Scotland Who we’re looking for: Alison Tait, 4th year Zoologist Richard Thompson, 3rd year Zoologist
- 5. We’re hoping to be there: for 6 weeks June and July Summer 2016 for around £300-£400