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Volunteers 2019 Lista Bird Observatory offers the opportunity for volunteers to stay at the observatory for collaborating with biological and ornithological practice. Volunteers can be students who need to enrich their studies or training, or people who want to learn about bird ringing and our work at the station. Here you can read a short description of the last volunteers that have been at the station.
Koen StorkKoen is from Texel, The Netherlands. He is taking a gap year and will study Biology next year. He is a fanatic birder and especially interested in bird identification and finding rare birds. He is coming to Lista as part of the Scandinavian triple program. Here, his main goal is to extend his knowledge about bird migration, identification and moult.
Alina KrämerAlina is a birder from Münster, Germany. She is studying Landscape Ecology and writes her Bachelor thesis about farmland birds. She gained knowledge on bird identification through internships, excursions, monitorings and activities in her free time. At Lista she wants to amplify her knowledge of seabirds, especially in sea-watching and improve her ringing skills.
Jordy KwaksJordy is from Groningen, The Netherlands and studies Applied Biology. He has come to Lista during the summer to improve his bird identification skills and to learn how to ring. He actually ringed his first bird at Lista! He is interested in wildlife monitoring, but his main interest lies with birds and he hopes to further his career in ornithology after his studies.
Paulina CamarenaPaulina comes from México, and has background in Biology and Wildlife Conservation. She has participated in bird monitoring activities, mainly focused on migrating raptors in Mexico, USA and Georgia. She is interested in how people’s knowledge regarding birds can impact its conservation. She chose Lista to improve her skills on sea-watching and European bird species ID.
Tohar TalTohar is a young birder from Amsterdam, who came straight to Lista after birding in Mexico, Israel and Georgia. He has counted raptors for a full autumn season in Georgia for the Batumi Raptor Count. Lista seemed to be the right place to improve his ringing skills and expand his knowledge of seabird migration.
Anna MoulinAnna is a Zoology graduate from the University of Exeter, in the UK. She has been interested in birds all her life and has recently returned from the Peruvian Rainforest, where she studied macaws, parrots and parakeets. Now, she is a part of the ‘Scandinavian Triple Programme’, hoping to learn more about studying migration and European birds. |
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