If you are interested in researching volcanoes for study, work or personal interest join The OU's Professor Hazel Rymer and her team who are conducting groundbreaking project in Nicaragua.
Recent data analysis from previous volunteer efforts in the field suggests we may be close to achieving better methods for predicting volcanic eruptions.
This is your chance to play a part in the cutting edge project, exploring the rim of Nicaragua's spectacular Masaya volcano.
To find out more and begin your adventure visit Earthwatch , call us on +44 (0)1865 318831, or email the team.
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TweetIf you are interested in researching volcanoes for study, work or personal interest join The OU's Professor Hazel Rymer and her team who are conducting groundbreaking project in Nicaragua. Recent data analysis from previous volunteer efforts in the field suggests we may be close to achieving better methods for predicting volcanic eruptions. This is your chance to ...
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