radio monitoring of birds - Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park

Requirements: no trip meeting

Volunteers are required for the 2015 Regent Honeyeater Captive Release & Community Monitoring Project - going on for another 5-6 weeks, so roughly until the end of June. 

You will be helping with radio tracking of recently released Regent Honeyeaters in Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park. Tracking happens daily, except Saturdays, over the next few weeks, working in teams of 2-3 people (no experience required and training will be provided). You can volunteer for a day or longer, or join several times. 

This is an opportunity to: 
• Be involved with an on-ground threatened species project in regional Victoria
• Learn how to use radio tracking equipment and or build on your bird survey and identification skills
• Meet like-minded people while working in the  beautiful Box Ironbark forest of the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park