
Field work in Henri
Pittier National Park (Venezuela)
(photo: R.
Laskowski) |
Announcements
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Latest notice: The 2025
course will take place most probably on 28th June - 20th July in
Danum Valley Field Centre,
Sabah, Borneo! The meeting point
will be Kota Kinabalu, where from
we will take the last leap to Lahad
Datu (details will be announced later). Jeeps will take us from the Lahad Datu airport to
the field station.
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Costs
on site:
The Jagiellonian University covers all on-site costs, i.e. accommodation,
meals, laboratory and car rental, field assistants.
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Transportation: Course
participants must cover all transportation costs to Lahad Datu. The return
flight from Poland to the destination costs around 6000 PLN but the actual
cost can vary widely depending on the exact dates and the
starting airport (e.g., sometimes it is substantially cheaper to start the
trip from Warsaw or Berlin - please check all possibilities; also, tickets
to KK combined with a separately purchased return tickets KK to Lahad Datu
are a lot cheaper than direct flight to Lahad Datu). Plan to arrive to KK
one or two days before your flight to Lahad Datu.
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Introduction, general
information about the course (pdf). Note that the information given here
is based on past courses in Venezuela. Terms and conditions for the coming
courses may differ!
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Course participant's equipment
list
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Candidates must register for the course in
person with Prof. Marcin Czarnołęski (Inst. Environ. Sci.). USOS
registration is NOT sufficient and does not guarantee a place on the course!
Students will be shortlisted for the course on the basis of the submitted
research proposal. The maximum number of participants is 10-12, depending on
the availability of accommodation at the field station.
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Important notice: to
participate in the course you have to complete the Tropical Ecology course
WBNZ-849 first!
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So far, all course participants tell that the course is worth the effort... :)
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Other
options to study tropical ecology and biology:
tropical biology courses organized by
Tropical Biology
Association. The courses take place in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and/or
Madagascar.
The Institute of Environmental Sciences is the
TBA
member,
and our students are eligible for significantly reduced course fees!
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