Range/Botany Field Technicians (2 positions)

 

Start Date:  May 11, 2009

Location:  Multi-state - CA, UT, WY, ID

 

Job Description and Duties:  The Ecosystem Management Research Institute
is hiring 2 seasonal range or botany field technicians to conduct
vegetation and ecological site surveys in a number of regions in the
western U.S. including California, Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming.  This work
is in support of a NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant involving both
private and public lands.  Field surveys will begin in mid-May and
continue through mid-August.

 

Knowledge/Experience:  Experience and/or course work in botany, range
ecology, vegetation ecology, or related fields; must have proficient
plant key/taxonomic skills; previous vegetation/ecological site sampling
experience preferred; must be able to navigate using maps, compass,
and/or GPS device; ability to develop work schedules, prioritize tasks
and complete tasks within those schedules; and computer experience in
Excel and in GPS Inventory/GIS Mapping is desirable. 

 

Problem Solving:  Analyze situations with numerous variables, evaluate
alternatives, and implement solutions. 

 

Communication:  Ability to function and interact professionally and
productively as part of a work team; ability to work effectively with
diverse individuals and groups of people in order to achieve project
goals; and ability to communicate professionally, positively, and
effectively with the public. 

 

Working Conditions/Physical Effort:  Ability to work independently or as
part of a small team; ability to perform strenuous physical work,
sometimes alone, under adverse conditions or in inclement weather;
ability to operate trucks with standard transmissions; and must have a
valid driver's license.

 

Salary:  $1,600 to 2,600/month, commensurate with education level and
experience.  Housing, field equipment, and field vehicles will be
provided.  Individuals are responsible for providing their own rain gear
and transportation to first site (to be determined at a later date). 

 

Apply:  Submit a resume and cover letter addressing each of the
identified qualifications.  Also, include the names, addresses, emails,
and telephone numbers of at least three references.  Review of
applications will begin in February and applicant selection will
continue until positions are filled.

 

Send requested information to:  [email protected] or mail to EMRI, P.O. Box
717, Seeley Lake, MT 59868.   www.emri.org

 

 

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