Postdoctoral Fellow – Madagascar Biodiversity Genomics Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium Conservation Genetics Department (OHDZA-CG) based in Omaha, Nebraska, is seeking a post-doctoral researcher with interest/expertise in the generation and analysis of next-generation sequencing data of lemurs, tortoises, and other taxa from Madagascar. The successful applicant will be proficient in the construction genomic libraries and in solution hybridization methodologies for high throughput sequencing as well as all relevant analysis of large datasets, and … Read More

Hi I’m Rayna Benzeev! I’m an environmental researcher from Chicago who most recently lived in Denver. I graduated as an environmental science major and math modeling minor at Colorado College in ’15. Last year, I spent 9 months in Singapore on a Fulbright research grant studying the fisheries ecosystem services of urban mangrove forests. I’m really excited to learn more about the relationships between communities and forests in Madagascar before I (hopefully) begin a PhD … Read More

Welcome Finley! He is another one of our many new volunteers this month. Finley will be a heading off to Madagascar this month to join the Varecia variegata Monitoring Team. His passion for wildlife and eagerness to learn are what set him apart and we believe he will make a great addition to our team! Check out his intro bio below       Hello! My name’s Finley and I hail from the The Yorkshire Dales in the … Read More

Please welcome another one of our newest volunteers, Montana. She will heading off to Madagascar this month and will be joining the Prolemur simus Monitoring Team. We are excited for her to utilize her research skills while learning and experiencing the world’s most important biodiversity hotspot. Hello! My name is Montana. I am a 22 year old from California. I have received my Bachelors of Science in Environmental Studies this past June at the University of California, … Read More

  Please welcome one of our newest volunteers, Simon. He will be arriving in Madagascar this month to join the Varecia variegata Monitoring team. We are thrilled to have Simon part of our team and for him to utilize his knowledge in conservation, monitoring and environmental restoration. Check out his intro bio below!     My name is Simon, I am a 23 year old environmental scientist from Sweden. As many Swedes the outdoors were a large … Read More

We would like to introduce our newest incoming volunteer, Chauncey! He will be heading off to Madagascar in January to join our reforestation team. Prior to joining, Chauncey worked in Renton, Washington with the King Conservation District as the Restoration Projects Coordinator while planning and implementing various ecological restoration projects throughout King County. We are excited for Chauncey to utilize his knowledge and experience at our field site and anticipate his arrival. Check out his intro blog … Read More