*One opening for Term Ecologist (GS-9) at the Great Lakes Science Center in
Ann Arbor.*
*Please see posting on USAjobs here
<https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/414303900>. *
*Please share widely.*

*General Information  *
This is a term appointment for which all qualified applicants with or
without Federal status may apply and be considered. Appointment to this
position, however, will not convey permanent status in the Federal service
and will be for a period not to exceed 13 months with possible extensions
up to a total of 4 years without further competition.
DUTIES:

   - Engaging with state, private, and federal land managers to introduce a
   new adaptive management initiative, communicate accomplishments, and
   receive feedback on the structured decision making models.
   - Assisting with invasive plant species research to include identifying
   research and management partners, engaging the Great Lakes Commission and
   other collaborators to coordinate research and outreach efforts, presenting
   project status and results at professional meetings, preparing summary
   documents, and conducting field work associated with the implementation of
   invasive species control strategies.
   - Leading project management activities that include: coordinating with
   scientists to ensure a full field crew is scheduled to complete data
   collection efforts; guiding weekly data management and analysis activities
   of research assistants to ensure that the research team is on track to
   achieve project objectives; communicating with team members to encourage
   and support research activities while identifying and resolving challenges
   or obstacles in order meet objectives; communicating with scientists for
   guidance on direction, solutions to data collection or analysis challenges,
   and opportunities for new directions for scientific exploration; and
   working with all team members to explain research direction, objectives,
   and timelines as they develop through time.
   - Coordinating with partner agencies to support ecological research
   activities, supplement data sets, and facilitate outreach.

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