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8.2. Research assistants at Patok for 2009 For the 2009 Project, training more students would further improve capacity‐building outcomes. To do this, the Project would have to pay each student a field‐allowance (Leke 1000 per day, about €8) and provide food and accommodation at Patoku (Food requires 1700 Leke per person/per day). It is important to include students from the other Albanian Universities, which could lead to the establishment of research projects in other coastal areas, such as Himare and Sarande in southern Albania. These could be staffed by HAS members and all abiding by the same research protocols.

PHOTO 87: Enerit and Lazion, our two biology student research assistants counting scutes on a loggerhead.

PHOTO 88: Geology students from Tirana University on a field trip to Patoku. They came with us to measure turtles from Matit stavnike.

PHOTO 89: Enerit applying a rototag to a loggerhead at Patoku

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