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Field-Based Internship Programs – Aquatic & Terrestrial Ecology
About the Internship
Our field-based internships provide immersive, hands-on learning in natural ecosystems. Students explore aquatic and terrestrial habitats, learn species identification, conduct ecological surveys, and complete field projects aligned with their academic interests.
2 Weeks (60 Hours) or 4 Weeks (120 Hours)
Field-based, minimal classroom instruction
Internship Tracks
Track 1 – Aquatic Biodiversity & Ecosystem Studies
Study freshwater, brackish & marine habitats
Fish, molluscs, zooplankton & phytoplankton diversity
Ethical sampling, GPS & habitat mapping
Track 2 – Terrestrial Ecology & Plant Diversity
Forests, plantations & green spaces
Tree diversity, carbon sequestration & soil ecology
Leaf morphology, seed ecology & plant growth studies
Eligibility
B.Sc / M.Sc students in Botany, Zoology, Aquatic Biology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Ecology
Open to undergraduate & postgraduate students
Funded by : Biodiversity and Climate Change Research Institute
What You Will Learn
Aquatic Track Highlights
Aquatic habitat exploration
Fish behavior & identification
Molluscan & plankton ecology
Internship Projects
Individual / Group Projects (2–4 students)
Field-based, observation-oriented
Choose a theme aligned with your discipline
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Terrestrial Track Highlights
Tree & plant diversity assessment
Carbon sequestration studies
Soil & plant growth ecology
Seed ecology & natural regeneration
Project Domains
Fish taxonomy & behavior
Zooplankton & phytoplankton diversity
Tree diversity & carbon studies
Soil ecology & leaf morphology
See the Flyer and complete syllabus below
Syllabus and Flyer
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