Description: Two experienced field botanists are needed to conduct baseline vegetation surveys as part of a new long-term study in the Carrizo National Monument, California, from approximately April 1-May 31, 2007 (with possible extension). The Carrizo is the largest remnant of the San Joaquin grassland ecosystem and contains many endangered plants and animals. Vegetation plots and/or transects will be established on experimental sites and surveyed in April/May 2007.
Requirements: Previous experience identifying plants and conducting vegetation surveys in western grasslands is required. Ability to live and work well with others in an isolated setting is necessary. A strong background in ecological research and interest in conservation and/or management is preferred. Compensation: Field botanists will be hired through the University of California Berkeley. Salary is commensurate with experience (approx. $2500-3500/month). Housing is provided. To Apply: Please send a cover letter, resume, and contact information for 2-3 references to Laura Prugh by March 19, 2007 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Inquiries can also be directed to Laura by email or phone (510-643-3918).
