Hello, All!

I am writing to announce that I will be looking for part-time and full-time
research assistants again in 2015.  For those of you who are not familiar
with my project, I search for and monitor the nests of ground-nesting birds
(mostly McCown's Longspur, Horned Lark, and Lark Bunting) at the Central
Plains Experimental Range near Nunn, CO.  As those who helped me out last
year can attest, this project is labor intensive.  It requires walking 5-7
miles per day, dragging cumbersome ropes, and dealing with sometimes
intense heat.  My study area has A LOT of prickly pear cacti and
rattlesnakes, so participation is not for the faint of heart.  The reward
is getting to work in an area that is closed to the general public, getting
up-close and personal with charismatic grassland birds, and (if you commit
to helping full-time) receiving training and a possible per diem.

I am interested in help of any duration and frequency, but I am especially
in need of full-time undergraduate (or recent graduate) assistants.  I will
provide on-site lodging to student assistants who live far away and commit
to the full field season.  Rope-dragging takes place Mon-Fri from about
8AM-3PM.  I am also looking for a full-time crew leader who can supervise a
second crew (which I didn't have last year) and work for a couple of extra
hours each day to help with nest checks.  Please contact me if you would
like more information about the project.  Also please pass this message on
if you know of someone who is not a cobirds subscriber and who might like
to participate.

Have a good one!
-Amber Carver
Littleton, CO

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