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SPANISH VERSION

The Duke University Center for Tropical Conservation, which manages the Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Manu National Park, Peru, announces the establishment of a scholarship program for Peruvian students wishing to conduct research at Cocha Cashu. . We are still seeking donations to build the fund into a scholarship program that will continue in perpetuity.

To donate, please send donations to:
DUKE UNIVERSITY/MARINA RILEY MEMORIAL
Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment
Office of Gift Records
614 Chapel Drive Annex
Durham, NC 27708-0581

Please direct questions to Ms. Peggy Glenn, (919) 613-8003.

The Marina Riley Scholarship Program APPLICATION

Applications can be for research projects to be conducted during any period in 2002. Typically, projects last from 1 to 3 months. Priority will be given to projects that will form part of a university degree, although other non-degree research projects will be considered. Application by email is encouraged. Please send information to: Manu@duke.edu

Or by mail to: Ms. Lisa C. Davenport
Duke University Box 90381
Center for Tropical Conservation
3705-C Erwin Rd, Simons Bldg
Durham, NC 27708 USA
Ph: (919) 490-9081 Fax: (9190 493-3695

Information on the station’s resources and research is available on our website: http://www.duke.edu/~manu/. A printed version can be ordered for a cost of $3.00.

Please click here for the full application