EXPERIENCED BANDERS are needed for Dr. Tom Martins long-term research project that examines the evolution of life-history traits as well as the influence of predation rates, habitat structure, and microclimate on breeding behaviors in birds. We are hiring for experienced constant effort mist-netters and experienced target-netters. The study site is located in North Central Arizona in the Coconino National Forest at 8,000 ft. elevation in montane forest. The field camp is remote and requires tent living (you must provide your own tent). Pay is $1000 to $1250/month depending on experience. The project runs from 1 May and will end no later than 25 Jul 2008. Applicants should have a strong work ethic, enthusiasm and appreciation for scientific research. One season of banding experience is required. For position details, please see our website (URL: http://umt.edu/mcwru/jobopenings.htm). Review of applications is occurring NOW, and will continue until positions are filled (no later than 6 April, 2008). Please email or surface mail the following materials: cover letter stating your interest in the project, desired position, and relevant experience; resume; and the names, email addresses, and telephone numbers of three references to: AMY STOKES, Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, Natural Science-205, Missoula, MT 59812 (PH: 406-243-6007; EM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
