Field Ornithologists (12) needed from about 10 May-10 July for the 2nd
Pennsylvania Breeding Bird Atlas. Boost your resume by participating in an
innovative new Atlas effort, with challenging protocols and sampling
techniques never before used in a statewide Atlas effort! Carnegie Museum
of Natural History and the Pennsylvania Game Commission will be hiring
field ornithologists to conduct point counts and other special surveys for
both diurnal and nocturnal birds across Pennsylvania. Applicants MUST BE
highly proficient at identifying all eastern birds by sight and,
especially, by song. Preferred applicants will have experience using a GPS
unit, reading and using topographic maps, and have good computer and
Internet skills. Applicants must be willing to work long days, work well
with others, and be willing and able to camp. Pay will be commensurate with
experience, ranging from $1600 - 2300/mo plus travel. To apply
please send cover letter and resume, with the names, phone numbers, and
email addresses of three references to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  When
applying, please include a detailed cover letter describing jobs and/or
experiences you have had *identifying birds by song*. Applications will be
accepted until the positions are filled.

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Michael Lanzone
Asst. Field Ornithology Projects Coordinator
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Powdermill Avian Research Center
1847 Route 381
Rector, PA 15677
724.593.7521 Office
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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