Write the Reference Section for a Site About Islands

If you grew up speaking English as a first language, please bid. Otherwise, your proposal will not be accepted. This site is being marketed in the US first and must contain native English content. We are looking for a native English speaker that is passionate about protecting our oceans and the marine life they support. I need you to use that passion to bring islands and their indigenous aquatic species to life for the reader. You may write under your own name to take credit for your work. You may also include a short bio with a link to your profile or personal blog/site. The reference section of this site will provide readers with statistics, interesting facts, history, photographs, and details on islands. Each article will total between 400 to 1500 words, depending on the availability of information. The content needs to contain two to three relevant photographs or hand-drawn images and at least two links to source sites/material. No generic images will be accepted. Photographs or art may be obtained through free, non-license sites and must include the source link. Depending on the quality, these images may also be obtained through personal blogs with written consent from the blog owner. Links to the blog must be provided also. Only reputable sources may be used. Every submission will be fact-checked before being approved for payment. ALL content must be unique. Please include your "per-word rate" or your flat rate when bidding. I do not pay by the hour. When you propose your rate, please keep in mind that this project may require a good amount of research for fact- checking. We can not publish false information nor can I renegotiate pay rates after the hiring process. In your proposal, please include: *Your rate *Any writing samples on conservation, marine life, or other pertinent topics *Any hands-on experience you have in conservation efforts (this is not required for the job) *The amount of time you can give this project weekly. Thank you for your time. I look forward to reading your bids.