We hope you enjoyed our presentation, and it has got you excited to join us on an expedition! This page is packed full of resources to help you narrow down your options, and get a bit more information on our different projects.
Your next step towards joining us in the field is to come along to an Expedition Advice Session. You can find a link to register for it below. This webinar is a much more informal chat rather than a full on presentation, where we can chat you through your different options, and help work out which country would suit your interests best. Even if you know what you want to do and have no questions, it is still worth coming along to hear any questions that pop up from others!
On this page but missed the first talk?
Go here to begin the process from the start.
| Resource | |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Operation Wallacea | Link |
| How to pick a Research Assistant Expedition | Link |
| How to pick a Dissertation Expedition | Link |
| Choosing a Marine Research Assistant Expedition | Link |
| Choosing a Terrestrial Research Assistant Expedition | Link |
| Introduction to Fundraising | Link |
A comprehensive guide on the various routes into a career in wildlife conservation and the different jobs available in the sector. Followed by a Q&A session with our fantastic panelists:
Ready to book on?
| Resource | Intro Video | Extra Info Talk |
|---|---|---|
| Croatia Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| Honduras Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| Indonesia Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| Madagascar Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| Mexico Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| South Africa Research Assistant Expeditions | Link | Link |
| Date | Link |
|---|---|
| UK – Knepp Estate | Link |
Invaluable. Learnt so much that will benefit me forever. I came to learn something and learnt a lot. Could’ve stayed all season and would’ve still had more to see and do.
In 4 weeks, the input of fresh ideas, scientific research and diversity of people and practices I have been exposed to is staggering.
This expedition is great, learnt a lot and had so much fun immersed in the Amazon jungle – met and exceeded every expectation!
My time on Hoga has allowed me to really consider what avenues are open within marine science and conservation. I came with a fixed idea of what I wanted to do but 8 weeks in Hoga have been invaluable in broadening my horizons and pointing my career in a new direction.
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