[ECOLOG-L] Post-doctoral Position on Nitrate Stable Isotopes with US EPA in Newport, Oregon

[Jana Compton]

Post-doctoral opportunity at US EPA’s Western Ecology Division in 
Newport, Oregon

The research participant will learn about EPA's research program on the 
impacts of nitrogen on water pollution, various methods for analyzing 
stable isotopes, and how isotopic analysis are broadly applied to EPA 
research problems. The research participant will develop expertise in 
nitrate isotope analysis within ISIRF, a leading stable isotope 
laboratory, and gain experience utilizing nitrate isotope in ongoing 
water pollution projects at WED. The research participant will be 
mentored by WED and other EPA scientists as part of a national EPA 
program on the impacts of nitrogen within EPA’s Safe and Sustainable 
Water Research Program.

Details on the position and how to apply can be found by following the 
link below.

Title: Nitrogen Pollution Indicators: The role for stable isotopes of 
nitrate.

Reference Code: EPA-ORD-NHEERL-WED-2018-05

https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/EPA-ORD-NHEERL-WED-2018-
05

J. Renée Brooks
Western Ecology Division
US EPA/ORD/NHEERL
200 SW 35th St
Corvallis OR, 97333
(541) 754-4684
brooks.ren...@epa.gov

[ECOLOG-L] National Geographic Request for Proposals - AI for Earth, Artificial intelligence tools for a more sustainable planet

[Joy Cytryn]

From: Jonathan P. Doherty (San Antonio) [mailto:jpdohe...@esri.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2018 11:26 AM
To: ok...@orion.csa.ou.edu  
Subject: [okgis] {Disarmed} National Geographic Request for Proposals - AI
for Earth, Artificial intelligence tools for a more sustainable planet
 
The National Geographic Society (NGS) and
 Microsoft's AI for Earth program are
partnering to support the exploration of how AI can help us understand,
engage, and protect the planet. 
 
The $1 million AI for Earth Innovation Grant will provide grants to 5-15
novel projects that improve the way we monitor, model, and ultimately manage
Earth's natural systems for a more sustainable future.  
 
The grants will support the creation and deployment of open source trained
models and algorithms that are available to other environmental researchers
and innovators and thereby have the potential to provide exponential impact.
To qualify, applications should outline a proposal to use AI for
conservation in at least one of the following core areas:  
* Biodiversity conservation: Species are going extinct at alarming
rates, and our planet's last wild places need protection.
* Climate change: Extreme weather events, rising sea levels, higher
global temperatures, and increased ocean acidity threaten human health,
infrastructure, and the natural systems we rely on for life itself.
* Agriculture: To feed the world's rapidly growing population,
farmers must produce more food on less arable land, and with lower
environmental impact.
* Water: In the next two decades, demand for fresh water-for human
consumption, agriculture, and hygiene-is predicted to dramatically outpace
supply.
Below are just a few examples of the types of tools that we are interested
in supporting:
* Biodiversity conservation: acoustic and image classification,
geotemporal distribution models
* Climate change: temperature and precipitation model downscaling,
risk optimization
* Agriculture: health monitoring in crops and livestock, yield
modeling
* Water: groundwater modeling, flood prediction
THE DEADLINE FOR THE AI FOR EARTH INNOVATION RFP IS OCTOBER 8, 2018 AT 11:59
PM EST.
 
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[ECOLOG-L] Job: Executive Director in Costa Rica with Osa Conservation

[Osa Conservation]

Osa Conservation is hiring an Executive Director. Based in Costa Rica’s Osa
Peninsula, this position is ideal for an ambitious entrepreneur who seeks
the opportunity to lead, nurture & grow an organization in one of the most
biodiverse places on earth. Please review the full application description
below to see if you or someone you know would be a great fit. 



About Osa Conservation:
Osa Conservation (OC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting
the globally significant biodiversity of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. This
remote corner of Costa Rica harbors 2.5% of the biodiversity of the entire
planet in less than a thousandth of a percent of its total surface area. For
15 years, Osa Conservation has hosted education groups, volunteers,
conservation visitors, researchers and local students at our BioStation
located in the Osa. This year, we are also launching new business lines that
are geared towards promoting sustainable agriculture and conservation tourism.


The Executive Director Role:
The Executive Director is the key management leader of Osa Conservation and
is responsible for overseeing the administration, programs, businesses, and
strategic plan of the organization. Other key duties include fundraising,
partnership creation and community outreach. The position reports directly
to the Board of Directors. The position will be based in the Osa Peninsula
of Costa Rica. The job requires experience of and enthusiasm for living in
the wet tropics and the capacity to work under difficult field conditions.
Extensive travel related to fundraising will be required. Multi-tasking in a
dynamic environment without a large support team is essential. Osa
Conservation is in a growth phase and the position is ideal for a high
energy, hard-working, ambitious and entrepreneurial individual who seeks the
opportunity to lead, nurture and grow an organization in one of the most
beautiful & biodiverse places on our planet.

To learn more about this position and how to apply, please visit our website
at: 
http://osaconservation.org/opportunities/executive-director-position/

[ECOLOG-L] Michigan Society of Fellows postdoctoral fellowship (all fields)

[Cynthia Gerlein-Safdi]

MICHIGAN SOCIETY OF FELLOWS
Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan   48109-1070

announces

FELLOWSHIPS: 2019-2022 IN THE HUMANITIES, ARTS, SCIENCES, AND PROFESSIONS

The Michigan Society of Fellows was founded in 1970 through grants from the 
Ford Foundation and Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies for the 
purpose of promoting academic and creative excellence in the humanities, the 
arts, the social, physical, and life sciences, and in the professions.  The 
objective of the Society is to provide financial and intellectual support for 
individuals holding advanced degrees in their fields, who are selected for 
their outstanding achievement, professional promise, and interdisciplinary 
interests.

Candidates should be near the beginning of their professional careers. Those 
selected for fellowships must have received the Ph.D. degree or comparable 
artistic or professional degree between June 1, 2016, and September 1, 2019.  
Fellows are appointed as Assistant Professors in appropriate departments and as 
Postdoctoral Scholars in the Michigan Society of Fellows. They are expected to 
be in residence in Ann Arbor during the academic years of the fellowship, to 
teach for the equivalent of one academic year, to participate in the informal 
intellectual life of the Society, and to devote time to their independent 
research or artistic projects.  This is not an artist-in-residence program but 
rather an opportunity to develop one’s work in conversation with fellows from a 
range of disciplines during the three years of the fellowship.  Applications 
from degree candidates and recipients of the Ph.D. or comparable artistic or 
professional degree from the University of Michigan will not be considered.

Applications will also be accepted for the Tsinghua-Michigan Society of Fellows 
in Beijing, which will offer three three-year fellowships in the humanities and 
humanistic social sciences. Applicants to the Michigan Society of Fellows may 
also apply to the Tsinghua-Michigan Society of Fellows with a single 
application.

Applications will be reviewed by Society members and University faculty.  Final 
selections will be made in late January by Senior Fellows of the Society.  
Fellows will be selected for three-year terms to begin September 1, 2019.  The 
annual stipend will be $60,000.

The online application is available at: http://societyoffellows.umich.edu 

email:  society.of.fell...@umich.edu 
Application Deadline:  September 25, 2018

We seek a diverse and international pool of applicants and especially welcome 
candidates from underrepresented backgrounds.

[ECOLOG-L] Job: USC.EvolutionaryBiology

[Jeff Dudycha]

(Evolution-oriented ecologists are appropriate for this position)

Assistant Professor of Evolutionary Biology
University of South Carolina – Department of Biological Sciences

The Department of Biological Sciences invites applications for a tenure-
track, assistant professor position in Evolutionary Biology to begin 
August 16, 2019.  We seek to hire an evolutionary biologist studying 
mechanisms governing evolutionary dynamics in natural or experimental 
systems.  Individuals using empirical and theoretical approaches are 
encouraged to apply. Faculty positions require a commitment to research, 
teaching, and service.  Duties include developing a creative and vibrant 
research program in evolutionary biology, teaching that advances our 
graduate program in ecology and evolution, undergraduate teaching and 
advising, and mentoring graduate students.

Minimum qualifications include a PhD in evolutionary biology or related 
discipline and evidence of established scholarship including a strong 
record of publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Post-doctoral experience 
is preferred.

The Department of Biological Sciences (www.biol.sc.edu) is a 
multidisciplinary unit of approximately 1,600 undergraduate students, 50 
graduate students, and 35 tenure-faculty members representing a broad 
range of research areas, including Ecology and Evolution, Marine 
Biology, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Plant Science, and 
Neuroscience. The department has excellent core technical support 
facilities and strong links with the Belle W. Baruch Institute for 
Marine and Coastal Sciences (www.baruch.sc.edu) and the School of the 
Earth, Ocean, and Environment (seoe.sc.edu) in the College of Arts and 
Sciences.

The University of South Carolina System is comprised of the state's 
flagship university in Columbia (founded in 1801 and currently one of 
the top 50 "Best Colleges" according to U.S. News and World Report), 
three regional comprehensive universities (USC Aiken, USC Beaufort and 
USC Upstate), and Palmetto College consisting of four two-year campuses 
(USC Lancaster, USC Salkehatchie, USC Sumter, USC Union and Fort 
Jackson/Extended University). Together, the USC System institutions 
offer more than 450 degree programs on campus and online and are 
uniquely positioned to meet the state's educational, cultural, health 
and research needs. Our diverse engaged faculty and staff enjoy a 
dynamic and intellectually stimulating work environment.

All applicants must fill out an online application at the USC employment 
website at:  http://uscjobs.sc.edu/postings/37360.  Candidates should be 
prepared to upload a full CV, statement of research interests, statement 
of teaching interests, and the names and contact information, including 
telephone number, of three references. Please have your reference 
providers send your recommendation letters to hilb...@biol.sc.edu. 
Questions may be directed to Dr. Jerry Hilbish, Search Committee Chair, 
at  hilb...@biol.sc.edu (put “Evolution Search” in the subject line).

To ensure full consideration, complete applications should be received 
by October 1, 2018.  Files will be reviewed until a candidate is 
selected. The University of South Carolina is an affirmative action, 
equal opportunity employer.  Minorities and women are encouraged to 
apply. The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in 
educational or employment opportunities on the basis of race, color, 
religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, age,
disability, veteran status or genetics.

-- 
***
Jeffry L. Dudycha
Professor
Dept. of Biological Sciences
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC  29208
dudycha [at] biol.sc.edu
http://ww2.biol.sc.edu/~dudycha/
***

[ECOLOG-L] Teaching Fellow in Evolution, Behaviour and Environment, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK Ref 3545

[Jorn Scharlemann]

Teaching Fellow in EBE Ref 3545

School:  School of Life Sciences
Hours: full time
Contract: fixed term for 3 years
Reference:  3545
Salary: Grade 7 starting at £32,548 and rising to £38,833 per annum
 Grade 8 starting at £39,992 and rising to £47,722 per annum
Placed on: 14 August 2018
Closing date:  22 August 2018.   Applications must be received by midnight of 
the closing date.
Expected Interview date: 3rd September 2018
Expected start date: 24th September


Job description

The School of Life Sciences is at the forefront of research in the biological 
sciences in the UK, coming in the top 10 in the REF 2014.

We wish to appoint a Teaching Fellow with expertise and experience to deliver 
teaching in animal and plant ecology, plant science, conservation and 
evolution, and potentially related areas of genetics and molecular biology.

Expertise should include fieldwork skills and the capability to teach, organise 
and lead multiple residential field course either in the UK or internationally. 
Ability to supervise B.Sc. or M.Sc. level student research projects would also 
be beneficial.

The post will offer opportunities for professional development including module 
leadership, the appointee will be expected to have or obtain a PGCertHE 
(including time allowed for study), and Fellowship of the Higher Education 
Academy.

An overview of research within the EBE subject can be found at: 
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/lifesci/ebe/research/environment

The School is committed to equality and valuing diversity, and currently holds 
an Athena SWAN Silver Award. Applications are particularly welcomed from women 
and black and minority ethnic candidates, who are under-represented in academic 
posts in Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics (STEMM) at 
Sussex. The School of Life Sciences welcomes applications to academic posts 
from candidates who wish to work part-time or as job-sharers.

The University offers various schemes to provide real benefits to parents, 
these can be found at Family Friendly 
Policies

Download job description and person specification Ref 3545 [PDF 
160.87KB]

For questions about this position contact Prof. Bill Hughes 



How to apply

Download our academic post application form [DOC 
301.50KB] and 
personal details and equal opportunities form [DOC 
162.50KB]
 and fill in all sections.

Email your completed application, and personal details and equal opportunities 
form, to lifescirecruitm...@sussex.ac.uk

You should attach your application form and all documents to the email (don't 
use a web-based upload/weblink service) and use the format job reference number 
/ job title / your name in the subject line.

You can also send your application by post to Human Resources Division, Sussex 
House, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9RH.

Download our terms and conditions summary for Administrative Staff and Other 
related faculty [DOC 
37.00KB]

[ECOLOG-L] Wild Horses and Wildlife

[laura.sn...@huskers.unl.edu]

Greetings Ecologers,

With generous funding from the renewable resources extension act and the United 
States Forest Service, The University of California Cooperative Extension in 
Modoc County was able to hire two summer wild horse interns to learn about wild 
horses and see first-hand the controversy and ecological damage being done on 
western lands. One of the interns found out about the job on the ecolog 
listserve!  If you are concerned about public lands and are interested in 
wildlife, I ask that you start reading about the detrimental effects that wild 
horses are having on our western public lands and start taking action. Our 
summer interns started a blog to tell about how complex the wild horse 
situation is and their experiences in Modoc County this summer.

Check it out! 
https://devilsgardenhorsei.wixsite.com/mysite/blog/what-about-the-wildlife

Thanks,
Laura

[ECOLOG-L] Genomics and Wildlife/Fisheries Management

[Walters, Ashley]

Hi All: 

Genomics can be a very useful tool for the conservation of species.  We are 
interes
interested in examining the extent that genomics has been integrated into 
wildlif
wildlife and fisheries management decisions. 

We know of many genomic studies on wildlife species (ranging from species that 
that are rare to those that are economically important).  We are looking for h
for how the information from those studies are being used in wildlife manag
management and conservation.  For example, there are few cases of genomics provi
providing increased resolution for stock identification.  We are looking for m
for more of these cases.  We are also specifically looking for cases where a gen
a gene under selection (e.g., a gene for thermal tolerance) has been ident
identified and that information used in a management decision.

If you or your colleagues have implemented genomic data into management dec
decisions, we would greatly appreciate your help in answering the fol
following: 

1)  Can you please describe the situation in a few sentences?
2)  Can you point us to any of the management literature (e.g., 
recovery plan, ESA listing decision, federal register, state wildlife action
action plan) that shows how the data were used?
3)  Please direct us to the science that was used in the paper.

Please send all responses to ashleywalt...@fs.fed.us.

Thanks!

[ECOLOG-L] Marine Ecology and Ocean Acidification Research Technician opening

[Nyssa Silbiger]

Marine Ecology and Ocean Acidification Research Technician opening

CSUN position – #7782
Apply at – https://bit.ly/2P6qD55
Start Date: October 1, 2018
Apply by: August 26, 2018  
Salary: $3103- $3300/mo, dependent upon qualifications and experience.

Applications are invited for a full-time, 12-month, technician position 
based at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) to support 
research in coral reef and rocky intertidal ecology. The successful 
candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Nyssa Silbiger 
(nyssa.silbi...@csun.edu) and will support research conducted mostly in 
California, but also possibly in Hawaii, Bermuda, and/or Moorea, French 
Polynesia. The primary responsibilities will be supporting all aspects 
of the logistics required for maintaining ocean acidification mesocosm 
experiments and near-shore marine research in the field. A Bachelor's 
degree in marine ecology, biology, oceanography, or a related-field is 
required. The ideal candidate will have a Master's degree in a field-
based marine biology topic, experience maintaining mesocosm facilities 
for ocean acidification research, a background in seawater chemistry, an 
understanding of the biology/ecology of marine organisms, and strong 
experience with fieldwork (e.g., SCUBA diving, operating small boats, 
AAUS training, etc.). Candidates will be expected to pay attention to 
detail, problem solve, work both independently and with a diverse team 
of students and faculty, and have a strong work ethic. Additional 
preferred, but not required, qualifications include experience coding in 
R and writing peer-reviewed publications.

The salary includes benefits. Applicants should submit a cover letter in 
which they describe their research training and interests, a C.V. , and 
list two references on the CSUN website (see, above). 

Applicants underrepresented in the sciences are highly encouraged to 
apply.

See nyssasilbiger.com for more information about research the Silbiger 
Lab.

[ECOLOG-L] Ecology blog for the classroom

[Fred Singer]

I’m delighted to announce two improvements to my blog “Fred’s Ecology and 
Environmental Tales: 
AKA The FEET”.  (fredsingerecology.com). These changes should make it more 
accessible to 
instructors and students. First, I have a section entitled “Teaching with the 
FEET” that gives several 
ideas of how to use this blog in the classroom.  Second, I now have a table of 
contents, so if your 
class is discussing, for example, “Evolutionary ecology” or “Disease ecology”, 
you can see what is 
listed under those topics, and click on any title that sounds appealing.

For the few (thousands) of you who don’t know about my blog, it is designed for 
people who want to 
learn about how ecologists and environmental scientists do their work. Every 
week (during the 
academic year – two weeks during the summer) or so, I post a true and riveting 
tale about ecology 
and the environment.  Each tale has a humanistic component that underlies a 
very science-y story.  I 
talk about where scientists come up with their ideas, how they investigate 
them, and what types of 
conclusions they come to. There are always data. Recent articles from the 
journals Ecology and 
Conservation Biology are the basis of these tales.  All of my posts have at 
least one graph or table 
taken directly from the original article (with the permission of the journals 
and the authors). 
Conversations with people also come into play, as I always ask authors how they 
got interested in 
their projects, and whether they were surprised by their findings.

So please check it out at fredsingerecology.com.  I should point out that I am 
a very different person 
from the notorious climate change denier who shares my name.

If you like what you see please share with your colleagues.

Fred Singer
fredsingerecology.com
freddydsin...@gmail.com

[ECOLOG-L] MS/PhD: ecosystem function and livestock management

[Josh Leffler]

One MS or PhD research assistant position is available for studies on the 
effects of livestock production 
practice on ecosystem function.  Students interested in rangelands/grasslands, 
ecosystem ecology, 
toxicology, entomology, or livestock management are especially encouraged to 
apply.  The student will 
work in the laboratories of Dr. Lora Perkins and Dr. A. Joshua Leffler in the 
Department of Natural 
Resource Management. The research will focus on the impact of parasiticides 
used in livestock 
production on dung beetle populations and communities, nitrogen cycling, carbon 
flux, or plant biomass 
and species composition. The field component of the research will be conducted 
in central South 
Dakota. The assistantship funded by USDA includes a 12-month stipend and 
tuition waiver. To apply, 
send a single PDF file with your CV; unofficial transcripts; a letter 
describing your experience, research 
interests, and career goals; and contact information for three professional 
references to Dr. Lora Perkins 
(lora.perk...@sdstate.edu) or Dr. A. Joshua Leffler 
(joshua.leff...@sdstate.edu).  Apply by 1 September 
2018.

[ECOLOG-L] PhD: Carbon flux in grasslands

[Josh Leffler]

One PhD teaching assistant position is available for a student interested in 
carbon flux in 
grasslands/rangelands of the Northern Great Plains.   The student will work in 
the laboratory of Dr. A. 
Joshua Leffler and should have interests in plant physiological ecology, 
ecosystem-level carbon flux, 
nutrient cycling, or large-scale ecosystem processes.  Strong quantitative 
skills are necessary including 
experience with R.  Expertise in remote data systems, eddy covariance, Li-Cor 
CO2 analyzers, and 
Campbell Scientific data loggers would be helpful.  The student will build a 
project around examining 
carbon flux in grazed grasslands with different compositions of native and 
invasive species.  The 
assistantship is funded through the Department of Natural Resource Management 
and requires TAing 
various classes during the academic year (max. 20 hours per week) and/or 
possibly a one-week summer 
course.  To apply, send your CV; unofficial transcripts; a letter describing 
your experience, research 
interests, and career goals; and contact information for three professional 
references to Dr. A. Joshua 
Leffler (joshua.leff...@sdstate.edu).  Apply by 1 September 2018.

[ECOLOG-L] Assistant Unit Leader/Professor - Fisheries, University of Washington

[Sarah Converse]

Colleagues:

A position is now open for Assistant Unit Leader, Washington Cooperative
Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, and faculty member in the School of Aquatic
and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle. This position is
open to U.S. citizens. Please share widely. Position closes September 28. I
am happy to answer questions from any potential applicants (scon...@uw.edu).

You can read about the position - including how to apply - here:
https://bit.ly/2OpDkXF


Thank you,
Sarah Converse 

[ECOLOG-L] PhD or MS Research Assistantship – Evolutionary Ecology and Conservation of Freshwater Fishes

[Jake Schaefer]

I am seeking two graduate students (PhD preferred, MS also considered) 
to participate in multiple funded projects (NSF, US Fish and Wildlife, 
and US Forest Service) on the evolutionary ecology, and conservation of 
freshwater fishes. Students will develop a thesis/dissertation that 
builds on existing  datasets and ongoing projects involving hybrid zone 
dynamics in the Fundulus notatus species complex, freshwater fish 
assemblages in MS, and the distribution and ecology of the Pearl and 
Bayou Darters. In addition to traditional lab facilities, students will 
have access to a large ichthyological collection (>55,000 lots), 3,000 
sq ft wetlab facility, an array of experimental streams, and a new high 
performance computing cluster for genomics work. Depending on the 
student’s interests and background, additional related studies will be 
developed, taking full advantage of the numerous opportunities 
available. A start date of January 2019 is anticipated, but a summer 
2019 start may also be acceptable.

Applicants must have a BS or MS in ecology/environmental biology, 
zoology, wildlife biology, or other relevant areas. GPA and GRE scores 
must be competitive for admission to the graduate program. Prior 
experience sampling and identifying freshwater fishes is required. 
Willingness and ability to work independently under potentially 
challenging field conditions is a must.

Review of applications will begin immediately, and continue until the 
position is filled. For additional information about the position, 
contact Jake Schaefer (jake.schae...@usm.edu).

[ECOLOG-L] Suggestions for starting a new lab? Buying supplies, equipment, etc.

[Aaron T. Dossey]

Hello,

I am (finally!) starting a biotech lab focused on various insect related 
research projects (molecular biology, insect rearing, etc.).


It has been a long time since postdoc when I was in a working lab and 
doing things like ordering, etc.  I am finding that the budget goes 
pretty fast if one is not careful!   Seems like there should be some low 
cost sources/work arounds for various consumables and equipment (ebay 
for autoclave bags, safe or not?  etc.).


Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

ATD of ATB
www.cricketpowder.com
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