The role of a Skilled Research Intern is to assist team coordinators with their daily wildlife monitoring responsibilities, ensuring all aspects of camp are operating smoothly, and at times co-supervise less experienced volunteers and interns as they learn new field methods and contribute to our data collection processes. Successful applicants should be prepared for many days where they are focused on a combination of data collection (following our standard field protocols for each taxonomic group of interest), inputting data into project laptops, supervising less experienced members of their team and generally assisting the team coordinators with any task that helps the team attain its objectives more efficiently. Regular meetings will be held between interns and team coordinators in order to ensure the smooth running of the team. Skilled Research Interns may also be asked to assist the team coordinators with certain teaching activities, especially when the team as a whole may have more members, such as in the busy summer period between June and August. Although Skilled Research Interns may be asked to closely supervise the fieldwork of less experienced volunteers and interns, the health and safety of the team as a whole is the responsibility of the team coordinators and other official project managers employed by the Fauna Forever organisation. Professionalism, attention to detail, helping others, and a general can-do attitude are vital attributes of Skilled Research Interns.