Conservation Boot Camp: Unique opportunity for Seychellois graduates |22 June 2017

The James Michel Foundation in collaboration with Nature Seychelles is funding the costs of two Seychellois participants on the Conservation Boot Camp, a unique and exclusive immersive conservation learning programme based on Cousin Island Special Reserve, one of the world’s great conservation success stories.

The Conservation Boot Camp is a great opportunity for recent graduates and those who wish to bolster their career in conservation or others who wish to take a break from their desk job and experience conservation of a tropical island paradise.

Participants will gain much coveted practical experience “learning by doing” with field staff and researchers on a world renowned and award-winning protected area.

Prospective participants are invited to submit their applications to the James Michel Foundation for consideration and funding before June 30, 2017.

Further information can be obtained from the website www.cousinisland.net. To submit your application, email ceo@jamesmichelfoundation.org or post it to Chief Executive Officer, The James Michel Foundation, PO Box 1605, Espace, Victoria.