[ECOLOG-L] MS Student Position- Big Sagebrush Plant Biodiversity

2015-12-20 Thread Kyle Palmquist
Plant Biodiversity MS Student Position, Department of Botany, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY Responsibilities: The successful applicant will conduct research as part of collaborative efforts of Dr. William Lauenroth (http://www.wklauenroth.net/), Dr. John Bradford (https://profile.usgs.g

[ECOLOG-L] MS Student Position- Drivers of Big Sagebrush Mortality

2015-12-20 Thread Kyle Palmquist
Plant Mortality MS Student Position, Department of Botany, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY Responsibilities: The successful applicant will conduct research as part of collaborative efforts of Dr. William Lauenroth (http://www.wklauenroth.net/), Dr. John Bradford (https://profile.usgs.gov/

[ECOLOG-L] PhD Assistantship in Applied Forest Ecology and Silviculture at the University of Minnesota

2015-12-20 Thread Matthew Russell
Project: The University of Minnesota, Department of Forest Resources is seeking a PhD-level graduate student to participate in a research project examining the impacts and effectiveness of different silvicultural strategies for addressing climate change and forest health impacts on red pine-dominat

[ECOLOG-L] Job Opening: Research and Intern Manager for Environmental Non-profit in Ecuador

2015-12-20 Thread Katherine Theus
Introduction: A few years ago, a few of us—ecology, economics, and business graduates— founded a non-profit organization called Third Millennium Alliance (TMA). We raised some money and bought a lot of land in a critically endangered rainforest and established an ecological reserve in coastal

[ECOLOG-L] Biological Research & Permaculture Internships in the Rainforest of Ecuador

2015-12-20 Thread Katherine Theus
Third Millennium Alliance (TMA) was founded in 2007 with the purchase of 100 acres and the establishment of the Jama-Coaque Reserve (JCR) in the western province of Manabí, Ecuador, between the cities of Jama and Pedernales, and four kilometers inland. Now encompassing over 1,200 acres, the J