Mediterranean Chameleon Research & Conservation Intern in Greece
About Program
In order to monitor the status and the habitat of the chameleon population, the Archipelagos terrestrial conservation team carries out surveys throughout the year. The data gathered on chameleon and other herpetological species populations is used towards Archipelagos’ conservation initiatives and efforts.
Project activities include:
• Determining the chameleon population size and distribution using mark-recapture techniques and morphometrical analysis
• Carrying out observational surveys of various lizard, snake, tortoise and amphibian species
• Carrying out research on the extent of anthropogenic impacts and their influence on chameleon and other reptile populations
• Assessing seasonal variation of habitats and and vegetation type preferences
• Developing population and habitat conservation measures
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Program Highlights
- These projects provide field-work and hands-on research opportunities for graduate and post-graduate students
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Location
If pastitsio and gyros aren't enough of a reason for you to go to Greece; then the stunningly blue waters, the medieval cities, and picturesque white houses with blue roofs should do the trick. Every island has a different vibe and will be well suited for a variety of travelers.
