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Satpuda Foundation, a green force for protecting the wilderness of Central Indian Highlands announces the VOLUNTEER PROGRAM.

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BACKGROUND

IMPORTANT: Before applying, volunteers should make themselves aware about History, Current trends, Challenges, Solutions for Wildlife Conservation, Human-Animal conflict, Community based conservation, Eco-restoration, Carbon Credit, etc, in India and
Before applying for internship please read the instuctions carefully:

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Instructions for internship

Volunteer and Internship Programs are open throughout the year subject to availability of the Mentor and the Project. College students may apply for academic internship program through their college.

The volunteer should apply on-line through website www.satpuda.org only. No other mode of application will be accepted. The copies of required documents mentioned below should be kept ready for submission at the time of interview:

  1. Copies of Mark sheets / certificates in support of Educational Qualification, Experience, if any.
  2. Copy of certificate of Computer Course.
  3. Any other document as required.
  4. VISA copy, Passport copy if applicable.
Instructions for Volunteers:
  1. We encourage all the volunteers to use email for getting clarifications, if required any
  2. We would suggest to go through this website www.satpuda.org
  3. Please make sure you have discussed every issue regarding lodging, transportation, responsibility, local environment, food, field risks, expenses, etc before join the work.
Action against volunteers found guilty of misconduct

Volunteers and interns are advised in their own interest that they should not furnish any particulars / details / information or make statements that are false, tampered, fabricated or should not suppress any material information while filling up the application form and submitting the copies of testimonials. In case it is detected at any time that the volunteer has indulged in any of the abovementioned activities, he / she will be disqualified at any time, even after being selected and after joining the Program.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Decision of Foundation in all matters regarding eligibility of the volunteer/intern, the stages at which such scrutiny of eligibility is to be undertaken, the documents to be produced for the purpose of the conduct of interview, selection and any other matter relating to registration will be final and binding on the volunteer/intern. The Foundation in this behalf shall not entertain correspondence or personal enquiries. In case it is detected that a volunteer or intern does not fulfill the eligibility norms and / or that he / she has furnished any incorrect / false information or has suppressed any material fact(s), his / her candidature will stand cancelled. If any of these shortcomings is / are detected even after starting the project work, his/her volunteership/internship shall be terminated.
  2. Only On–line application would be accepted.
  3. Selected volunteers/interns, who are presently in employment, will be required to produce a clear a valid permission letter from their present employer before joining the Volunteer/Internship Program.
  4. The Foundation reserves the right to alter, modify or change the eligibility criteria and / or any of the other terms and conditions.
Wavier and Waiver of Liability and Release

As the programme also involve the fieldwork in the forest it is necessary for the volunteers and interns to sign Wavier and Waiver of Liability and Release form while joining the programme. At some places, volunteers/interns may have to travel on bike or drive the four-wheel vehicle, so need valid driving license. Foundation won't be responsible for any inconvenience, casualty, and accident take place during the programme. However, volunteers/interns will have to strictly follow all the rules and regulations of the Forest Department while working on the field projects. Those found indulge in breaking law/rules etc, would be liable for punishment as per the Law. SF will terminate such Volunteers/interns immediately from their services.

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Satpuda foundation’s mobile health Unit camp at moharli range

Dates: 9th - 10th oct 2010
Villages: Dewala, Adegaon, Palasgaon, Karwa
With the email of Rajashree Khalap I decided t go to the MHU camp of Satpuda foundation. After the initial arrangements with Vishal Bansod I finally landed up directly at Moharli.



Day 1:

This was my first experience for such a medical camp. We got together at Satpuda office, Moharli in the morning. Got to know other volunteers and doctors along with Guddu, the co-ordinator at the office. After the doctors,Guddu made the initial check of the props/medicines required(for which I was just an observer) we went to Dewala, a village near by. We reached the usual place where they set up the mobile clinic. Doctors, Volunteers started to arrange the clinic with equipments, medicines, patients' records, etc. More..


Dear Kishor Sir,

I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your guidance and supervision this summer(2009) during my internship experience with Satpuda foundation. Your leadership throughout the summer assisted me in further development of my leadership and communications skills as well as my ability to implement individual projects and function as a leading contributor on various team projects within the foundation.

The experience was more than I could have expected and allowed me the freedom to explore different ideas. I actually felt like a major contributor in different activities and I was able to work independently on issues close to my heart. Working for Satpuda foundation helped me use the knowledge I’ve acquired over last year as a volunteer as well as the skills I’ve developed during my previous experiences with other NGOs.

I also want to thank the entire staff especially Gajanan Shanware, Neharu Yeole and Ratanji in Harisal as well as Project officer of Akot Eco Restoration project Mr. Amol Pande for taking the time to share their expertise and knowledge of the field. I am also thankful to Mr. Manish Sawankar and Mr. Vishal Bansod for taking pains in scheduling and organizing my whole intern. It was through these times that I felt I was able to learn and grow the most in developing my skills over the course of the summer. The staff was most responsive to my requests and always made me feel like a full-time member of the group.

Please let me know if there is any other way I could be assisting your foundation I would definitely like to volunteer again with Satpuda Foundation in future. Thank you again for my making my intern a never to forget experience.

Regards

Abhishek Surana, B Tech., IIT Delhi



Can I see more "Teams for Tigers " across the world?

This event has been memorable for me! I really appreciate the concern shown by Maya’s parents-Gauri and Bruce Sreenivasan. Satpuda Foundation would request its young readers of Maya’s age to follow, implement and expand the “action programme” given by Maya’s team. I would like to see such more “Teams for Tigers” acting across the world! It’s a time of action now…. Read More..

Eight year old Madhav Subrahmanyam has started the Madhav Tiger Conservation

Eight year old Madhav Subrahmanyam talks about how he decided to help the cause of tiger conservation through the Satpuda Foundation. You too could volunteer to share your time and skills, donate materials or make monetary contributions.

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