Biodiversity Study, Rano Sintang
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a comprehensive research project that examines the biodiversity of the Rano area in Sintang, West Kalimantan. The study must stay squarely within environmental studies—specifically biodiversity—so expect to focus on species identification, habitat condition, and any conservation challenges unique to this peat-forest landscape.
Fieldwork, literature review, and remote-sensing data can all be used, but please outline the exact methods you propose before we begin. Local context matters; culturally sensitive engagement with nearby communities and adherence to Indonesian environmental regulations are essential.
Deliverables I will review:
• A concise study plan (methodology, timeline, permits needed)
• Raw and cleaned datasets (species lists, GPS points, photos)
• A georeferenced map highlighting survey sites and key habitat zones
• Final report (analysis, findings, conservation recommendations) in English, ready for journal submission
Timeline and milestones are flexible as long as progress is clear and the final report is publication-quality.
Fieldwork, literature review, and remote-sensing data can all be used, but please outline the exact methods you propose before we begin. Local context matters; culturally sensitive engagement with nearby communities and adherence to Indonesian environmental regulations are essential.
Deliverables I will review:
• A concise study plan (methodology, timeline, permits needed)
• Raw and cleaned datasets (species lists, GPS points, photos)
• A georeferenced map highlighting survey sites and key habitat zones
• Final report (analysis, findings, conservation recommendations) in English, ready for journal submission
Timeline and milestones are flexible as long as progress is clear and the final report is publication-quality.