Isla Robinson Crusoe, © Juan Fernandez Islands Conservancy, 2003Get Involved

Chilean undergraduates


We invite Chilean undergraduate students to pursue research with us in the Juan Fernández Islands. Students assist with our central research objectives while conducting supervised research for their undergraduate thesis. The students work alongside professional biologists, learning skills and techniques of field biology (including data collection, research design and execution, and teamwork), while also developing and pursuing a personal research endeavor. Please contact us (jfic@u.washington.edu) with a letter of interest and curriculum vitae if you are interested in this experience.

Research Opportunities


We are supportive of independent and collaborative efforts that serve to protect the long-term ecosystem health and vitality of the Juan Fernández Islands. If you are interested in collaborative efforts pursuing basic research, applied conservation, or environmental education in the archipelago and have independent funding or solid ideas for sources of funding, please contact us at jfic@u.washington.edu.

Field Assistants

Each year we may have opportunities for volunteer field assistants interested in working with us. Work and conditions can be difficult, but the experience is extremely rewarding for someone enthusiastic about field work in a bilingual environment and amazing island system. Please contact us with a letter of interest and resume at jfic@u.washington.edu if you are interested in this experience.

beginning of the work week, Isla Santa Clara, © Juan Fernandez Islands Conservancy, 2002Giving

Thank you for considering a gift to the Juan Fernández Islands Conservancy. Your donation will be spent directly on the programs described above, in efforts to conserve the communities of the Juan Fernández Islands.

We welcome your tax-deductible donations. Please contact us directly for details at jfic@u.washington.edu.