Insect Care Giver

We are looking to hire an Insect Care giver with the following skills & qualifications: The Insect Caregiver/Attendant at [Butterfly Park Name] is responsible for the daily care and maintenance of the park's butterfly and insect populations.

This role involves feeding, monitoring, and ensuring the health and well-being of various insect species, as well as maintaining their habitats.

The Insect Caregiver/Attendant will work closely with biologists and other staff to create a thriving environment for insects and enhance the visitor experience through educational engagement.

Insect Care and Feeding: Prepare and provide food for butterflies and other insects according to established protocols.

Monitor insect feeding behaviors and adjust diets as necessary.

Maintain clean and safe feeding areas.

Health Monitoring: Conduct daily health checks on insect populations, noting any signs of illness or distress.

Report health concerns to the Senior Insect Caregiver or Head Biologist promptly.

Assist in administering treatments and interventions as directed.

Habitat Maintenance: Clean and maintain insect habitats, ensuring a hygienic and suitable environment.

Assist in the setup and maintenance of breeding and rearing areas.

Collaborate with horticulturists to ensure that plantings support insect health and well-being.

Lifecycle Support: Assist in monitoring and supporting all stages of insect life cycles, from eggs to adult insects.

Help with the collection and documentation of lifecycle data.

Participate in breeding programs as directed by senior staff.

Data Collection and Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of insect care activities, including feeding, health checks, and habitat maintenance.

Assist in data collection for research projects and conservation efforts.

Ensure records are up-to-date and available for review by senior staff.

Visitor Engagement: Provide information and answer questions from visitors about the insects and their care.

Assist with educational programs, tours, and demonstrations related to insect biology and conservation.

Help create and maintain informative displays and exhibits.