Current Job Postings at RMBO (current posts:
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DAKOTAS/NEBRASKA SEASONAL FIELD BIOLOGISTS
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Posted Date:
12-22-2011
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Application Deadline:
04-13-2012
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Start Date:
05-14-2012
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Hire Length:
May 14 - July 15
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Job Description:
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO) is seeking experienced field biologists to conduct point counts in the western portions of The Dakotas and Nebraska (Bird Conservation Region 17) from early May – mid July. Field work covers a range of elevations and habitats; including badlands, prairies, riparian and coniferous forests. Technicians will be expected to attend a training workshop prior to beginning field work. Upon successful completion of training, technicians will work independently conducting bird surveys. The standard work schedule will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians must be able to identify all regional birds by sight and sound upon completion of training, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep, rugged terrain, sometimes under difficult conditions. Overnight backcountry travel may be required for some positions.
Compensation: Monthly salary of $1,800-$2,500 DOE plus mileage for project related driving, and up to $400 a month in camping and lodging reimbursement.
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Job Requirements:
Applicants should be enthusiastic, physically fit, enjoy travel and expect to work long hours in the field. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, a strong work ethic and enthusiasm are required. Desired qualifications include experience conducting bird surveys, especially point counts, with the ability to identify 100+ species by sight and sound, experience with camping, long distance hiking and backcountry navigation. Applicants must enjoy working independently with multiple days of solitude.
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How To Apply:
To apply please e-mail a cover letter including dates of availability and a resume with at least three references to: jeff.birek AT rmbo.org; Positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found. Visit www.rmbo.org for additional information.
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Posted By:
Jeff Birek
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COLORADO SEASONAL FIELD BIOLOGISTS
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Posted Date:
12-22-2011
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Application Deadline:
04-01-2012
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Start Date:
04-30-2012
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Job Description:
We are seeking experienced field biologists to conduct point counts throughout the state of Colorado from early May –late July 2012. Field work covers a vast range of elevations and habitats; including, grassland, sagebrush, riparian, tundra, aspen and coniferous forests. Technicians will be expected to attend a training workshop (tentative start date April 30th) prior to beginning field work. Upon successful completion of training, technicians will work independently conducting bird surveys. The standard work schedule will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians must be able to identify all western and some eastern birds by sight and sound, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep, rugged terrain, sometimes under difficult conditions. Overnight backcountry travel may be required for some positions.
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Job Requirements:
Applicants should be enthusiastic, physically fit, enjoy travel and expect to work long hours in the field. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, a strong work ethic and enthusiasm are required. Desired qualifications include experience conducting bird surveys, especially point counts, with the ability to identify 100+ species by sight and sound, experience with camping, long distance hiking, backcountry navigation and experience working on private lands. Applicants must enjoy working independently with multiple days of solitude.
Compensation: Monthly salary of $1,800-$2,500 a month DOE plus mileage for project related driving, and up to $400/month in camping and lodging reimbursement.
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How To Apply:
please e-mail a cover letter including dates of availability and a resume with at least three references to:
Matthew McLaren
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
work: (970) 482-1707 ext. 22
fax: (970) 472-9031
Email: matthew.mclaren AT rmbo.org
(Email preferred); Attn: Science Division, Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory, 230 Cherry Street, Suite 150, Fort Collins, CO 80521. Positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found. Visit www.rmbo.org for additional information.
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Posted By:
Jora Rehm-Lorber
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Wyoming Seasonal Field Biologists
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Posted Date:
12-22-2011
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Application Deadline:
04-01-2012
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Start Date:
05-14-2012
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Hire Length:
10 Weeks
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Job Description:
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO) is seeking experienced field biologists to conduct point counts throughout the state of Wyoming. The position will run from May 14 thru mid-July. Surveys are located on public and private lands throughout the state including scenic areas such as the Shoshone and Bridger-Teton National Forests. Technicians will attend a mandatory paid training workshop prior to beginning field work. Upon successful completion of training, technicians will work both independently (approximately ¾ of the season) and with a partner (approximately ¼ of the season) conducting bird surveys. The standard work schedule will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians must be able to identify all bird species found in Wyoming by sight and sound upon completion of training, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep and rugged terrain in difficult conditions. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required, and overnight backcountry travel will be required for some sites. Compensation: Monthly salary range of $1,800-$2,500/month depending on experience, reimbursement for project related driving, and up to $400/month in camping and lodging reimbursement.
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Job Requirements:
Applicants should be enthusiastic, physically fit, enjoy travel, and be willing to work long hours in the field. Applicants must enjoy working independently with multiple days of solitude. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, basic computer skills, a strong work ethic, and enthusiasm for conducting fieldwork are required. Desired qualifications include experience conducting point count surveys, the ability to identify western bird species by sight and sound, experience camping, long distance hiking, and backcountry navigation. Applicants with personal 4WD vehicles are encouraged to apply; however, RMBO may rent vehicles for particularly qualified applicants that do not possess 4WD vehicles.
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How To Apply:
To apply, email a cover letter including dates of availability and a resume with at least three references as a single document to: Nick Van Lanen at nick.vanlanenATrmbo.org. Applications will be reviewed beginning shortly after the holidays and positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found.
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Posted By:
Chris White
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Chihuahuan Desert Field Biologists
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Posted Date:
12-27-2011
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Application Deadline:
03-05-2012
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Start Date:
03-19-2012
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Hire Length:
2.5 months
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Job Description:
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO) is seeking experienced field biologists to conduct point counts throughout the National Park Service Chihuahuan Desert Network. The season will run from mid-March to late May, 2012. Surveys are located within NPS lands in New Mexico and Texas. Technicians will attend a training workshop prior to beginning field work. Upon successful completion of training, the technician will work independently or with a partner conducting bird surveys. The standard work schedule will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians must be able to identify all bird species within the study area by sight and sound, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep, rugged terrain, sometimes under difficult conditions. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required, and overnight backcountry travel will be required for some sites.
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Job Requirements:
Applicants should be enthusiastic, physically fit, enjoy travel and expect to work long hours in the field. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, a strong work ethic and enthusiasm are required. Desired qualifications include experience conducting bird surveys, especially point counts, with the ability to identify 100+ species by sight and sound, experience with camping, long distance hiking and backcountry navigation. Applicants must enjoy working independently with multiple days of solitude.
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How To Apply:
Monthly salary of $1,800-$2,500 a month DOE plus mileage reimbursement for project related driving, and up to $400 a month in camping and lodging reimbursement. To apply please e-mail a cover letter including dates of availability and a resume with at least three references to: chris.white AT rmbo.org (email preferred); Attn: Science Division, Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory, 230 Cherry Street, Suite 150, Fort Collins, CO 80521. Positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found.
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Posted By:
Chris White
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Northern Arizona Field Biologists
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Posted Date:
12-27-2011
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Application Deadline:
03-15-2012
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Start Date:
04-16-2012
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Hire Length:
2.5 months
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Job Description:
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory (RMBO) is seeking experienced field biologists to conduct point counts throughout the Coconino, Kaibab, and Tonto National Forests in Northern Arizona. The season will run from mid-April to early July, 2012. Technicians will attend a training workshop prior to beginning field work. Upon successful completion of training, the technician will work independently or with a partner conducting bird surveys. The standard work schedule will be ten days on/four days off. Technicians must be able to identify all bird species within the study area by sight and sound, and should expect to hike off-trail regularly in steep, rugged terrain, sometimes under difficult conditions. Primitive camping, often without phone service or facilities, will be required, and overnight backcountry travel may be required for some sites.
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Job Requirements:
Applicants should be enthusiastic, physically fit, enjoy travel and expect to work long hours in the field. A valid driver's license, proof of auto insurance, binoculars, camping gear, a strong work ethic and enthusiasm are required. Desired qualifications include experience conducting bird surveys, especially point counts, with the ability to identify 100+ species by sight and sound, experience with camping, long distance hiking and backcountry navigation. Applicants must enjoy working independently with multiple days of solitude.
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How To Apply:
Monthly salary of $1,800-$2,500 a month DOE plus mileage reimbursement for project related driving, and up to $400 a month in camping and lodging reimbursement. To apply please e-mail a cover letter including dates of availability and a resume with at least three references to: chris.white AT rmbo.org (email preferred); Attn: Science Division, Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory, 230 Cherry Street, Suite 150, Fort Collins, CO 80521. Positions will be filled as suitable applicants are found.
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Posted By:
Chris White
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