Hi Audrey,
I've not come across many, but I know of two that may or may not be useful.
1. The Florida Medical Entomology lab offers a 2 week intense course for
mosquito identification (both adults and larvae). It's $500 and you have to
stay near the site during the course (so factor in those
Alberg and Beck Endowed Chair - Native Plant Regeneration
The Department of Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences (FRFS) at the University
of Idaho
invites applications for an academic year (nine-month), tenure track faculty
position as
assistant or associate professor in native plant
Looking for some optimism for the New Year? Have a look, here:
https://news.mongabay.com/2017/12/top-10-happy-environmental-stories-of-2017/
- *Throughout 2017, scientists discovered new populations of rare
wildlife, and rediscovered some species that were previously thought to be
I thought this might be of interest to recent graduates within the ecology
field -
Living Classrooms - National Capital Region (LC-NCR) is seeking qualified
candidates for the following positions aboard the M/V Mildred Belle: Captain,
Mate, Educational Coordinator, Educator/Deckhand
Based
Dear Colleagues,
My PhD research involves invertebrate identification. I'm almost entirely
self-taught using keys and BugGuide.net and would like to improve my ID
confidence, particularly in Araneae, Coleoptera and Diptera. I've had no luck
searching for workshops--can anyone recommend a method
Dr. Andrew Finley in the Department of Forestry at Michigan State
University (http://blue.for.msu.edu) seeks two highly motivated
postdoctoral researchers to join his lab group. Successful candidates will
be expected to develop/implement novel Bayesian statistical models for
analysis of large
