Do you have a passion for songbirds; why not work with us to try to reverse the decline of songbirds?

We are currently recruiting for a Short-term freelance researcher for SongBird Survival website content

Join us this summer as a freelance researcher for SongBird Survival! We'reseeking a talented and passionate individual to develop captivating websitecontent for our A-Z of songbird species project. This flexible position is ideal for agraduate student and offers up to 20 day's work across July and August. You canwork remotely and will be paid a daily rate of £105 to provide content using astandardized template

To excel in this role, you'll need:

Subject Knowledge: A strong background in conservation or a relevant field tocreate engaging content about songbirds' challenges. Ideally an UK uppersecond (2:1) undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in Biological Sciences, Zoology,Conservation Biology, or a related discipline.

Analytical Skills: Able to review scientific literature and distil complex information into facts for a general audience.

Literature Review: Experience in reading, reviewing, and referencing scientific literature to provide accurate and up-to-date information.

Ornithology Knowledge: Prior knowledge or interest in ornithology is advantageous to bring authenticity to the website content.

Attention to Detail and Time Management: Ensure accuracy and consistency while managing time effectively to meet project deadlines.

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To find out more or apply, send your CV and a brief cover letter highlighting your relevant experience to Charlotte Bartleet-Cross; charlotte@songbird-survival.org.uk with the subject line "Freelance Researcher {and your name}."

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We value diversity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.

‍The final deadline for applications is Friday 7th July 2023, but we will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis, seeking to appoint as soon as possible.