SEASONAL WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN (1): GET PAID FOR BIRDING ON THE GREAT SALT
LAKE AND SEE THOUSANDS OF WATERBIRDS!  Seasonal wildlife technician needed
to conduct bird surveys on the Great Salt Lake, Utah, one of the most
important and abundant bird areas in the world.  You will have access to
incredible areas that are closed to the public, where you’ll see more than
100,000 birds.  Work 5 days a week in the field and live minutes from
vibrant downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Wasatch Mountains.  Gain
experience working with multiple species and field techniques.   

As a technician you will conduct point counts for multiple species and nest
searching and monitoring for American avocets and black-necked stilts. 
Other tasks will include noise-sample collection and data entry.  Employment
is from mid April through the end of July 2009.  

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU: 
1) experience identifying birds, particularly shorebirds, by sight and sound 
2) experience conducting point counts, nest searching, and nest monitoring
3) experience using a GPS for navigation and data collection 
4) a B.S. in wildlife science or a related field (or substantial progress
towards a degree, as well as extensive avian experience) 
5) the ability to work independently and as part of a team 
6) the ability to work in sometimes demanding field conditions (heat,
mosquitoes, etc) early in the morning and for long hours 
7) an enthusiastic, positive attitude (need to play well with others!)  

WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU: 
1)$12-13/ hour plus overtime 
2) housing – pet friendly, clean, quiet, located minutes from downtown Salt
Lake City 
3) a 5-day work week 
4) nice work vehicles 
5) a variety of different tasks to do everyday 
6) the opportunity to work in the beautiful, bizarre, wildlife-abundant
Great Salt Lake ecosystem.  

TO APPLY: Please send a cover letter, resume, and three professional
references to [email protected].  Applications will be reviewed as they are
received.  Job-related questions may also be directed to [email protected].
No phone calls please. EOE.

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