- Greece
About Program
Team members will have the opportunity to experience life on a picturesque island while working together with the local community to protect the Natura 2000 area of the island and promote sustainable practices in agriculture and tourism by working in law and policy research programmes.
Environmental Policy and Law
Our policy and law team will do comparative research of legal and policy provisions and practices in countries around the world regarding environmental issues (protected areas, renewable energy, endangered species etc).
Activities include:
Researching and creating a comparative report on International, regional and local legal provisions and practices regarding the protected areas (Natura 2000).
Researching and creating a comparative report on International, regional and local legal provisions and practices regarding renewable energy sources (solar, wind, energy communities etc)
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Program Highlights
- Get involved in a hands-on, innovative and holistic approach to conservation and sustainable development, far from the urban environment
- Live in a unique cycladic island with pristine beaches, more than 40 trekking paths, archaeological sites dating in 5000BC and a cultural heritage city that is buzzing throughout the year
- Be integrated with the local community by making the most of the activities we have available, at discounted prices, from dancing and yoga lessons to scuba diving and sailing.
- Work directly with experts that are here to guide you and support you to ensure the scientific integrity of all our projects
Program Impact
Requirements:
-Graduate or at least 2 years of academic experience in political science, law, economics or related sciences
-Fluency of English language (knowledge of Greek will be highly appreciated but is not necessary)
-Good computer skills
-Strong organisational skills
-Strong desire to help Apano Meria’s conservation efforts
-Ability to work both individually and as part of a team
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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.
