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Baraboo Hills Land Steward, Wisconsin - The Nature Conservancy Click here to download job description and how to apply 05/07 |
Land Steward, Madison, Wisconsin - The Nature Conservancy Click here to download job description and how to apply 05/07 |
| Summer contract field Botanists or Ecologists (multiple locations) The complete position announcement, including application
instructions, is available at: http://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/fia/employment/ 05/07 |
Vegetation Supervisor, Bloomington (Indiana) City Parks and Recreation Department Click here to download job description and how to apply 04/26 |
ADIRONDACK AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES COORDINATOR Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP) - a Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management in New York State, The Nature Conservancy – Adirondack Chapter The AISC will join the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP) Director and Terrestrial Invasive Species Coordinator and assist the development and implementation of invasive species programs in the Adirondack region. The AISC's primary role will be to build upon APIPP's early detection and monitoring programs for aquatic invasives and to coordinate partners working on aquatic invasive species issues. The APIPP is a partnership program, hosted by the Adirondack Chapter of The Nature Conservancy and recently funded by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, involving more than 30 cooperating organizations and hundreds of volunteers working to protect the Adirondack region from the harmful impacts of non-native invasive species. Click here to download job description and how to apply 04/26 |
Ecological Restoration Employment Invasive Species Control / Prescribed Burn Crew / Natural Area Management & Restoration - BioLogic Environmental Consulting, Fitchburg, WI Click here for job description and how to apply To learn more about BioLogic, visit: www.gobiologic.com 03/30 |
Laborer/Ecological Technician - Driftless Land Stewardship, LLC We are currently accepting resumes for the following position:http://www.driftlesslandstewardship.com/id77.htm We expect to hire two or three crew members. While these are temporary positions, we hope to offer permanent positions pending satisfactory temp terms. These are field positions concerned primarily with Rx fire and invasive plant control.
Send resumes to Jen Ostehaus at info@driftlesslandstewardship.com Driftless Land Stewardship, LLC is a full-service natural areas management
firm. We offer innovative tools and techniques for the rehabilitation and
maintenance of native natural communities. Basic services include invasive
species control, remnant prairie and oak savanna rehabilitation, native
plantings, riparian/wetland and woodland restoration, and consultation
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Recruiting for EnviroCorps Members - Conservation Biology Experience Through the auspices of the national Americorps program, the Elkhart
Envirocorps has a team of 15 to 20 members who do environmental service
projects for one to two years. Three to five of those crew members are
chosen to work directly with The Nature Conservancy, traveling around
the state to Conservancy preserves and being trained in prescribed
fire, invasive species control, and all kinds of other preserve management
skills.
A few positions are open now, and more will open up in July. Often the members are students who have decided to take a year off from college to get more experience before continuing with graduate work, but people of any age are eligible. Please forward this on to anyone you think might be interested, and print/post where possible applicants might see it. Download the pdf file for instructions on who to contact to apply.
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