The NCE Internship Program reflects our commitment to nurturing emerging talent in the conservation field. This initiative offers fresh graduates and young professionals a comprehensive insight into the workings of a non-profit conservation organization. Interns engage in a variety of activities, from fieldwork and data management to participating in capacity-building workshops, all designed to enhance their skills, enrich their CVs, and prepare them for future careers in nature conservation.

Elka in the picture has finished her Master's thesis as a remote intern at NCE. 
She wrote the following text of acknowledgement in her thesis: 

"I am very grateful to Khaled Noby for challenging me in being critical, curious and creative throughout the length of this internship. His critical comments, assistance and support have been invaluable. I would also like to thank Marc Naguib for his supervision, and extensive comments on previous versions of this report. I also thank Sytze de Bruin for advice on the spatial analyses. I am especially appreciative of Andrea Flack and the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behaviour for giving me access to the complete dataset of the White Stork Migration through Movebank.org and also Nature Conservation Egypt (NCE) for haven given me the opportunity for this internship."

Elke Molenaar