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Growth
Hiring Momentum
64/100
Growing
Open positions
3
2 opened / 2 closed in 30 days
Median time-to-fill
32 days
faster than 41% of the market
Hiring Dynamics
0%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Field & Service
40% ▲
Administrative
20% ▲
Sales
20% ▼
Early Careers
20% ▲
Activity Timeline
New location: Calabar
Nov 2026
Added QGIS to stack
Nov 2026
New location: Garoua
Oct 2026
News
Connecting People and Nature in Guatemala: My Conservation Journey Blog Nature PBS
This piece comes to us from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). To honor Hispanic Heritage Month, WCS and Nature are sharing stories of nature and
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Solutions to the risks posed by the global pet trade could be enacted quickly
Environmental science and conservation news
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Patagonia, My Gateway to Nature Blog Nature PBS
This piece comes to us from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). To honor Hispanic Heritage Month, WCS and Nature are sharing stories of nature and
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Reference genomes and fossils revise bat family phylogeny and biogeography
Bats are extraordinary among mammals, having uniquely evolved powered flight and laryngeal echolocation, along with disease resistance, extended healthspans and the ability to hibernate1. However, the evolutionary history of bats and the understanding of
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Millions of dollars in funding but still no plan: can Quebec save its caribou from extinction?
The Canadian government has committed C$25m to try to rescue the caribou in the province - but there is no agreement on how best to save the keystone species
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Bronx Zoo gives behind-the-scenes look at efforts to protect endangered okapi Exclusive
Conservationists at the Bronx Zoo are working to protect the zoo's two resident okapi, giraffe-like animals that are nearly extinct.
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Following the Bees Blog Nature PBS
The smoke floating around me smelled of campfire, grass, and burnt leaves.
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Otter spotted for first time in 100 years in New York City's Bronx River
Image captured in early June shows animal foraging in the waterway in first since early 1900s, signaling its recovery
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Polar bear destroys almost entire colony of seabird nests in Alaska. This is why it did it
The feeding behaviour is on the rise along the state's Arctic coast, driven by climate change.
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Offices
Where the company hires and what each office is for
Cities
1
Hiring now
1
Countries
1
Busiest office
Garoua
Garoua
Cameroon
2 open roles 2 posted in 90 days
hires for Administrative, Field & Service
Earlier presence
Kampala, Uganda
