*Mammal Diversity and Climate Change:*three positions are available for field assistants in the lab of Dr. Christy McCain at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Dept. of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and CU Museum. We will be examining small mammal distributions on two contrasting mountain systems in the Southern Rocky Mountains to test hypotheses related to the maintenance of biological diversity and to detect range shifts due to climate change. Duties include: live-trapping small mammals, conducting visual transects, sampling of various habitat parameters, seeds and insects. The position requires periods of up to 10 days in remote and rugged field settings, sometimes at high elevations, involving camping and hiking in a variety of weather conditions. Dates of employment are May to August 2011, with potential to work into early September-October. The position is full time. Salary will be $12.00 per hour. Minorities are especially encouraged to apply. Volunteer research opportunities are also available beyond these three paid positions. Please send a letter of interest, CV, and 3 references to Dr. Sarah King at [email protected] of applicants will begin on March 21 and will continue until the posts are filled.

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Sarah R.B. King
Research Associate
University of Colorado at Boulder

CU Museum,
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