Coyotes on the northern range of Yellowstone National Park--
Field technician position
. April 15, 2007 - Aug. 15, 2007 (4 positions)
Project Description: The long-term ecological study of coyotes focuses on
spatial distribution, and ecological relationships with prey and sympatric
carnivores, as disclosed by both field observation and radio-telemetry
protocols.
Position Description: Successful applicants will have a strong work ethic,
with a high degree of initiative and enthusiasm. The protocol includes a
broad variety of elements, with 90% of the job requiring capabilities for
sustained physical work under demanding field conditions. Working schedule
of 5 days on/2 days off, followed by 6 days on/1 off.
Background Required: B.S. or B.A. degree in biology, zoology, wildlife, or
similar background is required. Applicants must be experienced and highly
competent in back-country settings, demonstrate a history of a high degree
of initiative and motivation, and be enthusiastic about executing a rigorous
and demanding field protocol. The majority of time will be spent in the
field, but duties also include data management. Housing is in a remote
setting, with very basic bunkroom accommodations, in a field station
setting. Experience with radio-telemetry is required.
Compensation: Stipend of $400/month (pro-rated for partial months) with
housing provided.
To Apply: Send resume, three reference contacts, and cover letter expressing
interest to email listed below:
contact:
Michelle Uberuaga, Field Crew Coordinator
Yellowstone Ecological Research Center
2048 Analysis Drive, Suite B
Bozeman, MT 59718
(406) 556-1414
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
