WRA, Inc. is an environmental consulting firm with offices in San Rafael,
Fort Bragg, and Los Angeles, California.  For over 30 years, WRA has
provided outstanding ecological and design expertise to develop successful
solutions for our clients.   We employ experts in the fields of plant,
wildlife, and wetland ecology, GIS, CEQA/NEPA and landscape architecture.

We are looking for energetic, career-minded botanists/plant ecologists to
join us on a full-time basis in our San Rafael office. We currently have
entry-level openings and are looking for someone with experience in
California plant, vegetation, and wetland identification.  Southern
California and desert experience is preferred, but not required.  The work
that this position entails is varied and may include environmental
compliance (CEQA, wetland delineation and permitting), mitigation and
conservation banking/planning, rare plant surveys, and restoration planning.
 Experience in these areas is preferred, but not required.

This position requires a Bachelor’s degree or higher in biology with an
emphasis in botany or plant ecology.  Desired qualifications include:
education and experience in California plant taxonomy and surveys,
habitat/association mapping, environmental impact analysis, permit
preparation, and mitigation analysis.  Demonstrable technical writing
ability and excellent communication skills are essential. 

We offer an excellent salary and benefits package and a positive,
progressive work environment. Our employment package includes medical,
dental, and 401K with generous match.  More information about WRA and our
areas of expertise can be found at http://www.wra-ca.com. 

Interested candidates should respond by e-mailing your cover letter, resume,
unofficial transcripts, and three references to [email protected] and
reference “Botanist / Plant Ecologist.”  Please also reference where you
heard about the position.  WRA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women and
minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.  Close date for submission of
application materials is March 1, 2013.

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