Seasonal Field Technician - Wildlife Surveys Wyoming Job Description & Duties: The Ecosystem Management Research Institute is hiring a seasonal wildlife technician to conduct surveys of grassland birds and to map prairie dog colonies in the Thunder Basin of eastern Wyoming. Field surveys will begin in mid May and continue through July or early August. Primary activities will be to conduct point count surveys for grassland bird species and to map the occurrence of active prairie dog colonies. This position will require the technician to work individually and in a remote setting but in conjunction with a vegetation survey crew that will also be operating out of the field headquarters and housing complex.
For more information about our work in Thunder Basin visit: www.emri.org/Projects/TBGPEA/tbgpea_wy.htm Qualifications: 1) Knowledge of wildlife sampling techniques; 2) Ability to identify grassland birds by sight and call; 3) Ability to work effectively with private landowners and agency personnel; 4) Must be in good physical condition and be able to work independently and as part of a small team; and 5) Must be able to safely operate vehicles with standard transmissions and ATV's. Salary: $1600-2000 per month, commensurate with education level and experience. Rural housing, field equipment, and field vehicles will be provided. Individuals are responsible for providing their own transportation to the project area. Requirements: Valid driver's license Apply: Submit a resume and cover letter addressing each of the identified qualifications. Also, include the names, addresses, e-mails, and telephone numbers of three references. Applicant selection will begin in ASAP and will continue until the position is filled. Send requested information to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or mail to Carolyn Mehl, EMRI, P.O. Box 717, Seeley Lake, MT 59868. For more information about this position contact Carolyn Mehl at ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or call (406) 677-0247.
