Lituânia

10912

Data de início: 01-04-2022

Data de fim: 31-12-2022

Vagas: 1

Duração: 9 mes(es)

Data limite de candidatura: 15-03-2022

Financiamento: Financiamento por aprovar

Subsídio mensal (Dinheiro de bolso): 80 €

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Resumo: (envirnoment)
The Park which is composed of the state nature reservation as well as the National Park and in which the natural ecosystem of the Forest is preserved, is one of 13 parks in Europe. As one travels around the National Park (an area of 58,519 hectares), no matter where one looks, one sees pine trees everywhere – at the tops of dunes and on the slopes of river valleys, in the rolling plains and in the wetlands and marshes. However, beneath this seemingly monotonous veil of pine forests, a very distinctive and rich natural world is concealed. Flood-meadows and transitional meadows, raised bogs and fens, sand dunes and fast-flowing rivers and streams have become the habitat for a multitude of rare plants and animals.

The heart of the Forest is the largest territory of pristine, undisturbed nature in Lithuania, an area of 11,212 hectares, and it is protected in the reservation, which was established in 1975 and since 1993 has been a site.

The park consists not only of the largest Lithuanian raised bog (an area of 5,858 hectares), but also of lowland sedge bogs and black alder swamps, dry Cladinoso-callunosa forest, bog islands and lakes. Wolves and lynxes, black grouse and Western Capercaillie (wood grouse), the yellow lady’s slipper and Eastern pasqueflower (Pulsatilla patens): these are only a few of the more than 4,000 species of animals and plants found in the area.

The National Park is also distinctive for its rich cultural heritage, namely, its villages, which have preserved their traditional architectural features as well as the local residents’ unique way of life.

Perfil: Age: 18 - 30
Volunteers who would cherish and appreciate the opportunity given to them and regard it as a valuable experience to learn and improve themselves. Volunteers should be able to dedicate their time and effort to the receiving organizations and their communities.
The receiving organizations hope that the future volunteers will be active, positive, communicative, ready to help and learn.
IMPORTANT: accommodation and work are in a remote part of the country, inside a small rural community.

Tarefas: Assistance to the host organization staff in pursuing their every-day nature and culture protection mission. About the park: As one travels around the National Park (an area of 58,519 hectares), no matter where one looks, one sees pine trees everywhere – at the tops of dunes and on the slopes of river valleys, in the rolling plains and in the wetlands and marshes.
However, beneath this seemingly monotonous veil of pine forests, a very distinctive and rich natural world is concealed. Flood-meadows and transitional meadows raised bogs and fens, sand dunes and fast-flowing rivers and streams have become the habitat for a multitude of rare plants and animals. The park, which is composed of the state nature reservation as well as the National Park and in which the natural ecosystem of the Dainava Forest is preserved, is one of 13 parks in Europe.

Condições: Private room in a guesthouse of the national park. Work-related transportation is provided by the staff of the national park. A total of 240 EUR per month contribution is provided from the project budget.

Documentação: CV + Motivation Letter