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The Nature Conservancy
Illinois Field Office
8 S. Michigan, Suite 900
Chicago, IL 60603
Phone 312-346-8166 FAX 312-346-5606

JOB DESCRIPTION

TITLE:      Field Representative, Chicago Wilderness

SUPERVISOR: Conservation Biologist, Chicago Wilderness

LOCATION:       Chicago, Illinois

PREPARERS:      Stephen Packard and Debra Moskovits

DATE PREPARED:  June 12, 1997


SUMMARY OF POSITION:

The Field Representative works for the Chicago Region 
Biodiversity Council and is based at The Nature Conservancy as a 
part of the Conservancy's contribution to this region-wide, multi-
agency program.  With the Conservation Biologist, the Field 
Representative provides leadership to and participates in the 
Chicago Wilderness teams and organizations.  The position 
requires flexibility and adaptability, and will change with the needs 
of the overall collaboration.  Initially the Field representative will: 
(i) participate in initiatives designed to solidify the scientific and 
strategic direction of Chicago Wilderness; (ii) maintain the 
relationships developed with new constituencies; (iii) help energize 
the Chicago Wilderness Teams and help pursue opportunities for 
cross-Team collaborations; and (iv) lead through participation in 
projects being developed by outreach and communications task 
forces and other projects as needed and identified by the Steering 
Committee and the Coordinating Group.  The long term objective 
is to help foster state-of-the-art conservation biology in planning, 
action, review, and communications among the Chicago 
Wilderness projects and through the multi-lateral work teams (the 
teams for Science, Land Management, Education and Outreach, 
and Policy and Strategy).  The Field Representative reports to the 
Conservation Biologist.




DUTIES;

1.  Build and energize the Chicago Wilderness teams (and 
pursue opportunities for cross-Team collaborations); help team 
personnel develop clear focus on priority initiatives and carry their 
efforts through to completion.

2.  Assemble, motivate, and, as needed, provide direction and 
participate in new and existing conservation initiatives (projects) 
among the Chicago Wilderness member organizations.

3.  Contribute to the conservation work of member 
organizations to assure the continued generation by the teams of 
excellent projects, and to assure that the Chicago Wilderness 
program is meeting the needs of the member organizations.

4.  Develop new programs and new components of existing 
programs that engage new or broader constituencies in the 
scientific, conservation, and education work of Chicago 
Wilderness.                                                                
                        
 
5.  Participate in important outreach and communications 
efforts, as identified by the Chicago Wilderness Steering 
Committee and Coordinating Group.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS:

1.  A graduate degree or at least two years successful work 
experience in conservation biology, ecological restoration, 
stewardship, or a related field.

2.  A knowledge of conservation in northern Illinois.

3.  Excellent communications skills.

4.  A record of creative and collaborative work in conservation 
or a related field.

5.  Willingness to work on a flexible schedule including, at 
times, long hours, evenings, and weekends as necessary.

CONTACT:

Stephen Packard, Conservation Biologist
The Nature Conservancy 
Illinois Field Office
8  S.  Michigan Ave. # 900
Chicago, IL 60603

THE NATURE CONSERVANCY IS AN EQUAL 
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Stefanie S. Rixecker
Department of Resource Management
Lincoln University, Canterbury
Aotearoa New Zealand
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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