Sociedade de História Natural, Associação Científica Torres Vedras, Portugal Volunteer opportunity: Jurassic Revival: 3D Modeling and Paleontological Conservation
If you enjoy Earth Sciences and want to work closely with geologists and paleontologists, learning a great deal about what is done in this scientific field. The Paleontology and Paleoecology Laboratory invites volunteers for paleontological excavations, preparation, cataloguing and 3D modeling of fossils. Accommodation, food and transport arrangements This is a fully funded project. Volunteers will receive: Monthly stipend and kitchen support as per the EU guidelines for ESC 2025. Accommodation: Provided in our facilities, with two options available: Santa Cruz Facility: Located next to the laboratories, this facility includes one kitchen, three bathrooms, three rooms, and a large garden, perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities. Cambelas Apartment: A fully equipped two-room flat in a peaceful coastal village near ocean, offering comfort and convenience . All accommodation options are included, ensuring a safe environment. Training during the activity Volunteers will receive hands-on training in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and 3D modeling in Blender and other softwares, focusing on mapping and analyzing geological and environmental data. Introduction to fundamental geology concepts, paleontological techniques, and their applications in heritage conservation. For details and questions contact with Project Coordinator: Bora Agbulut - euprojects@alt-shn.org Participant profile We are looking for motivated individuals aged 18-30 who are eager to contribute to the conservation and promotion of paleontological heritage. No prior experience is required, but participants should have a genuine interest in geology, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage. Ideal Candidates Should: Be open to learning new skills and working in a team-oriented environment. Have a proactive attitude, adaptability, and enthusiasm for fieldwork and laboratory tasks. Demonstrate an interest in education and public engagement activities. Be comfortable with living in a communal setting and participating in intercultural exchange. Preferred but Not Mandatory Skills: Basic knowledge of geology, paleontology, or environmental science. Familiarity with digital tools like 3D modeling and GIS or other mapping software. Interest in creative activities such as exhibit design or educational outreach. Participants will have the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience, develop new skills, and contribute meaningfully to the preservation of natural and cultural heritage. This project is open to individuals from diverse backgrounds and encourages inclusivity and equal opportunities. ** Depends on your availability the mobility can be flexible between 9 to 12 months starting from December 20th 2025! Project funded by: Jugendkulturarbeit e.V. International Office Weiße Rose 1 26123 Oldenburg Tel. +49 (0)441 39010755 -s.may@jugendkulturarbeit.eu
Please check EU Volunteers website for more details
Please check EU Volunteers website for more details