Rotterdam Zoo (Diergaarde Blijdorp) is currently undergoing an important development phase to realize the ambitions outlined in its Master Plan 2050. Within the Blijdorp Conservation & Science Center, and specifically for our Caribbean Coast Impact Hub, we are looking for a:
24-32 hours per week
Rotterdam Zoo is committed not only to conservation within the zoo itself, but also to the protection and restoration of ecosystems worldwide. For the RoffaReefs project on Bonaire, we are seeking an independent professional to carry out a defined research and monitoring project focused on fish spawning behavior and egg collection.
This is a temporary, results-oriented assignment with a clearly defined start and end date. The role focuses on independently conducting research, fieldwork, data analysis, and delivering tangible scientific outcomes.
1. Fieldwork and Data Collection
2. Data Analysis
3. Research Outputs
4. Knowledge Transfer and Documentation
We are looking for an independent researcher with expertise in marine research and experience in fieldwork and data processing.
You have:
An independent, proactive, and results-driven working style.
You are available for the duration of the project.
For questions about this assignment, please contact Jeroen Kappelhof Director Conservation & Science via j.kappelhof@diergaardeblijdorp.nl
Are you the independent researcher who wants to contribute to innovative coral research and nature conservation from Bonaire? Please send your CV, a brief motivation letter, and an indication of your availability to Rotterdam Zoo.
We look forward to hearing from you.
