In the last three years, our interns have hailed from Canada, U.S.A., England, Scotland, China, Turkey, Italy, Mexico, France, and Australia. Our main research areas include behavioural ecology, nutrition, reproductive physiology, parasitology, toxicology, and management. We have also initiated a captive breeding program for endangered Loggerhead shrikes for research purposes. The minium qualification are an High School degree. They can be achieved anytime from early April to mid-August and their duration must be a minimum of two months.
Preference is for early starters due to the onset of the busy breeding season.