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CONSERVATION SYSTEMS ANALYST

The Nature Conservancy Home Office in Arlington, VA seeks applications for
the position of Conservation Systems Analyst (Heritage) to provide leadership
and support in the research, analysis, design, and documentation of
methodological and data standards for natural heritage inventory information
management within the Network of Natural Heritage Programs and Conservation
Data Centers.

The Conservation Systems Analyst will be responsible for coordinating design
activities by members of the Heritage network and for developing and
maintaining conceptual data and process models and methodology manuals.  All
work will be performed in close cooperation with other Conservation Systems
Analysts, software application developers and technical support staff in the
Conservation Systems Department and botany, zoology, and ecology staff in the
Conservation Science Division.

The Conservation Systems Analyst should have a graduate degree in biology,
natural resource management, information management, or a related field and
at least four years experience in biological, natural resource, or
conservation information management (such as designing collections,
taxonomic, or natural resource databases, or ecosystem or population models)
with demonstrated analytical and writing skills.

For a more detailed job description (including a list of duties and
requirements) please check the Natural Heritage Network "Job Vacancies" page
available on the Central World-Wide Web Server (http://www.abi.org/) on the
Internet.

To apply please send a cover letter, resume, and three writing samples (non-
returnable) to:

        Paul Martin
        The Nature Conservancy
        1815 North Lynn Street
        Arlington, VA 22209

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