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All:  this job is open now and could start during spring term with luck.  
Please circulate.  Obviously most relevant to students in commuting distance.  
Thx --Wes 

*Application period 28 March to 10 April 2013*

*Open to college students who can report to Fern Ridge Lake year 'round.*  

Biological technician with emphasis on plants needed to support the 
environmental stewardship program of the Corps of Engineers Willamette Valley 
Project.  
Job Title:Student Trainee (Biological Science Technician)
Department:Department of the Army
Agency:U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Job Announcement Number:WTHE13521299857903P

https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/340324900

Primary duties are related to botany, ecological restoration, and habitat 
management.  Work will focus on rare plant monitoring and inventory; native 
plant propagation in greenhouse and nursery; plant community inventory and 
restoration; and invasive plant survey and management.  May also assist with 
wildlife surveys and monitoring; stream restoration; boundary surveys.  
Additional duties may include data entry; report writing; operation of powered 
and non-powered watercraft; use of hand and power tools; use of electronic 
instruments; and use of GIS software.

Successful applicant will work from the Fern Ridge Lake office of the Army 
Corps of Engineers.  Work may be located at any of 13 Corps dams in the 
Willamette watershed.  Work can involve long hours outdoors in any weather on 
any terrain.  Employee must have a valid driver's license.

Knowledge and experience:  Seeking applicants with strong interest and 
coursework in botany and field biology. Some ability to identify Pacific 
Northwest vascular plants is necessary.  Course of study may include wildlife, 
ecology, horticulture, other specialties in biology.  Valid driver's license 
and good record are required.  Working knowledge of GIS software; ability to 
operate GPS equipment; record observations; enter data into computer 
spreadsheets will be useful. 

Schedule:  Employee will be work a full-time schedule during summer break and 
other breaks in the school year. When employee is in school, employee will work 
a part-time schedule of approximately 20 hours per week to accommodate the 
students school schedule.
-- 
Wes Messinger 
Botanist
USACE Willamette Valley Projects 
541-688-8147 




Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
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Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
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