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Biological Field Technician (10)
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12-16-2008
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Application Deadline:
04-15-2009
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Start Date:
05-01-2009
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Hire Length:
May through July |
Job Description:
BIOLOGICAL FIELD TECHNICIANS AND INTERNS NEEDED (10) by the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO) to conduct bird surveys for our Regional Monitoring Program that includes surveys in Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado, South Dakota, North Dakota, New Mexico, Nebraska, and Utah. RMBO is committed to the conservation of birds and their habitats. Technicians will be expected to attend one of the training workshops in late April through mid May and work through the end of July. The training workshops consist of a 5-day comprehensive training on the protocols conducted by RMBO. The workshops will take place throughout the study area, after which technicians will be required to work independently the majority of the time to conduct bird surveys and complete data entry. The standard work week will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians should be able to identify all western and some eastern birds by sight and sound, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep, rugged terrain, sometimes under difficult conditions. Applications will be accepted through 15 April 2008 but positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found.
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Job Requirements:
Experience with point-counts, western tree and shrub ID, backcountry hiking/backpacking, and navigation (w/ maps, compass, and GPS) is preferred. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required. A valid driver's license, personal vehicle, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, a strong work ethic, and enthusiasm are required. Monthly salary of $1700-$2400, plus mileage and some lodging will be reimbursed. Internships are also available for those looking to gain experience. |
How To Apply:
Please e-mail a cover letter and resume with at least three references to Chris White at chris.white@rmbo.org
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Chris White |
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Northern Goshawk Field Technician (7)
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| Posted Date:
12-16-2008
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Application Deadline:
05-01-2009
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Start Date:
05-15-2009
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Hire Length:
May 15 through end August, 2009 |
Job Description:
NORTHERN GOSHAWK FIELD TECHNICIANS (~7) are needed by the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory for a study designed to monitor Northern Goshawk populations in Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona and South Dakota. Technicians will be required to complete a 3-day training session focusing on protocol and data entry. Technicians should expect to hike regularly in steep, rugged terrain under sometimes difficult conditions. Work involves off-road/off-trail surveys in varying habitats. Technicians will work in teams of two. Techs are needed from May 15 through end August, 2009. Limited housing is available and camping will be necessary on most nights, sometimes in remote locations. Technician salaries range from $1700-$2100 per month, depending on experience. |
Job Requirements:
A strong work ethic and willingness to camp in remote locations are the top qualifications. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, and high enthusiasm are required. Experience with point-counts, plant ID, and backcountry hiking and navigation skills (map, compass, and GPS) are preferred.
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How To Apply:
For more information, or to apply for a position, please contact David Hanni, Monitoring Division (EM: david.hanni@rmbo.org). Please send a cover letter, resume, and the names, addresses, e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers of three references. Resumes via e-mail should be in Word or .pdf formats only. Applications will be accepted through 1 May 2009, but positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found.
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Northern Goshawk Project Coordinator (1)
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| Posted Date:
12-18-2008
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Application Deadline:
01-15-2009
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Start Date:
02-01-2009
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Hire Length:
The position currently has one year of funding wit |
Job Description:
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory and the United States Forest Service will be implementing a multiregional monitoring effort for the Northern Goshawk in Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota. The successful candidate will be responsible for hiring technicians, assisting with study design, managing the field season and assisting with data management. The position will require working with the USFS to develop a spatially balanced study design that will be similar to the design previously implemented in Colorado. The position will also require conducting strenuous field work and managing a field crew of up to 10 field technicians in a multi state region. The field season will run from May 15 through the end of August. Finally, the position will require the collection and management of data within this area. Applicants must possess a solid understanding of current monitoring techniques and have had previous experience in personnel supervision and project management. This is a regular, fulltime position with benefits that include paid time off and holidays, an IRA program with company match, and insurance including health, dental, and vision. Pay will be commensurate with experience ($27,600 - $30,000 / year). The position currently has one year of funding with potential for extension. The position will be based out of Fort Collins, Colorado and supervised by the RMBO Monitoring Division Director. |
Job Requirements:
The successful candidate will be able to: 1) work as a team member to implement and complete the project. 2) Have a solid understanding of current monitoring techniques and their applications. 3) Posses a knowledge of contemporary database applications. 4) Have previous experience in successfully managing field technicians. 5) Demonstrate the ability to be an effective communicator. |
How To Apply:
To apply, please send CV, cover letter explaining your interest and qualifications for this position, and names, phone numbers and email addresses of at least 3 references to: David Hanni, Monitoring Division Director, Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory, 230 Cherry Street, Fort Collins, CO 80521 or david.hanni@rmbo.org. Position closing date: January 15, 2009.
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