Available Projects
SNAP Conservation work to match needs in small conservation organizations with professionals, scientists, and students around the world. This programs aims to support these organization with logistic, scientific, and organizational support so they can get back to the field, doing conservation that makes an impact.
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Project submissions: Organizations in our partner network work with BRI staff to identify areas of need and develop projects that BRI can support. To view the full description of projects please join our SNAP Conservation Network by applying as an Organization with a project or applying as a Fellow to support these projects.
White Tail Deer Management via Camera Trap Image Analysis
Country: Costa Rica
Time: 120 hours
Location: Remote
Requirements: High speed internet and a processor with at least 8 RAM
Tags: Habitat Restoration, White Tail Deer, Population Control, Costa Rica, Camera Trap
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Social Media Planning and Production
Country: Mexico
Time: 60 hours
Location: Remote
Requirements: Access to and knowledge of Photoshop, Canva, or other media production tools, knowledge of social media strategies
Tags: Social Media, Mexico, Marketing & Branding, Whale Sharks, Sharks
GIS Mapping - Tracking wetland hydroregime shifts
Country: Ecuador
Time: 400 hours, could be split among multiple fellows
Location: Remote
Requirements: High speed internet and a processor with at least 8 RAM, Access to and competent level experience with ArcGIS or QGIS (Link to skill level chart)
Tags: Habitat Restoration, White Tail Deer, Population Control, Costa Rica, Camera Trap
Partnership Outreach and Development
Country: USA (Cleveland, Ohio)
Time: 120 hours
Location: Remote
Compensation: Free Google Certification in Digital Marketing & E-commerce, Data Analytics, or others
Requirements: High speed internet, some experience with marketing or outreach
Tags: STEM, Underserved and historically excluded populations, Community Outreach
