Dolphin Students Research Internship – Meeting with Endangered Species of Fish

In fact nature tours are planned by wildlife enthusiasts to explore the wonderful destinations and to spend some merry time. During your wildlife tours, visiting endangered species of animals, birds and reptiles along with water creatures is the right way of improving your knowledge. For students pursuing courses or doing research on wildlife, especially water creatures, then they have a better opportunity to do internship on dolphins.

Dolphin research internship programs are designed and offered to students. Through such programs, intern students receive one on one mentioning and complete focused assessments throughout the field. Main motive behind such programs is to develop leadership skills and prepare students for a career in the domain. Students during Dolphin research internship program receive formal recognition and a professional reference on completion of the internship.

According to researches, the endangered species of fish – called Bottlenose dolphin need stay in the calmer and more sheltered waters. Volunteer Wildlife has come up with such amazing Dolphin research internship program in Kenya, wherein bottlenose dolphin will stay in calmer and more sheltered water in Southern Kenya. During such internship programs, you will learn a lot and improve your leadership skills. When the north-east monsoon winds start, some of the dolphins swim more than two hundreds kilometers over a span of the only two days to reach north Coast of Kenya. Volunteer Wildlife in collaboration with Kenya Marine Mammal Network or KMMN start the internship program.

Nature conservation internship programs are beneficial for participants and aspirants who want to make career in wildlife domain.

nature Conservation Internship Programs by Volunteer nature

There are different locations in Kenya, South Africa, East Africa and different parts of Asia where different wildlife conservation programs are run in collaboration with different groups and organizations by Volunteer nature. Some of the latest and currently running programs are Elephant Caring Volunteering in Nepal, BEES Elephant Sanctuary , Chiang Mai , Thailand and Elephant Nature Park – Chiang Mai, Thailand, Tiger Temple, Kanchanaburi, Thailand and Tiger Conservation, Taman Negara, Malaysia, Elephant Freedom Project -Sri Lanka and Green Adventure – Sri Lanka, Elephant Conservation, Kegelle, Sri Lanka and Umkhondo Big 5 (Garden State, South Africa).

Some other programs include Big 5 nature Volunteer Experience (Eastern Cape, South Africa), Wildlife ACT (South Africa), Samara Predator-Prey Research (Eastern Cape, South Africa), etc are also some of the currently running volunteer wildlife tours in South Africa.