© Matias Torreguitar
© Vicente Valdes Guzman
If you are interested in joining the Patagonia Program team to do research, here are the lines we are planning to continue and develop in the short and medium term. We describe the ideas on which these projects are based and include some guidelines on how we work as a team in terms of time requirements and articulation between the different areas of the Program.
It is essential to understand that the Patagonia Program works in a coordinated manner among all members. That is, we all do everyone’s work, collaborating for the integral development of the program (including, usually, logistical tasks collaborating with the technical staff). We avoid adding researchers to the team who are only interested in their research without sharing their time with the rest of the team and tasks. The program is made by all of us, so we need the support of the whole team.
Write to us at patagonia@avesargentinas.org.ar
open calls
The objective of this project is to provide continuity and increase the area of work in the herbivore populations project of the Patagonia Program. Also to expand the repertoire of questions needed to contribute to the sustainable management of the populations.
Southern Patagonia
Ideal as a Postdoctoral project or as an entry into a research career.
It involves a lot of field work, for long periods of time in extreme conditions in Patagonia.
© Pablo Díaz
© Darío Podestá
© Eliseo Misciu
© Darío Podestá
This project aims to understand basic aspects of the ecology of this amphibian species endemic to Southern Patagonia, in order to know the status of its populations and to identify and measure the impact of the threats it faces.
Field work will be carried out mainly (but not only) in the Las Vueltas river, in the area of Chaltén.
Ideal for a doctoral project (although it can potentially start as a master's degree, but with the intention and desire for continuity).
It involves a lot of field work, for long periods of time in extreme conditions in Patagonia.
© Vicente Valdes Guzman
© Lucas Hormachea
© Ariadna Tripaldi
© Belén Dri
The objective is to know the status of the populations of this charismatic and endemic species of the Andean-Patagonian forests in a wide latitudinal gradient, studying aspects of its biology and natural history and the relative impact of different threat factors proposed and to be identified.
Andean-Patagonian Forest, from Neuquén to Tierra del Fuego
It is an ideal project to start as a bachelor's or master's thesis and continue towards a Ph.
It involves a lot of field work, for long periods of time in extreme conditions in Patagonia.
© Gonzalo Pardo
© Nathan Wall
© Jérémy Calvo
© Anne Bielamowicz
© Eliseo Misciu
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