[ECOLOG-L] Amphibian Research Technicians Needed

USGS PATUXENT WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER (Turners Falls, MA) The U.S. Geological Survey’s Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative in the northeast will be hiring 3 student contractor field research technicians in 2018. Technicians will be hired for the spring & summer period (early March

[ECOLOG-L] PhD position linking sub-lethal stressors to vital rates and population abundance

Agency The University of Montana Location Missoula, MT Job Category Graduate Assistantships Salary $19000/yr Start Date 08/15/2017 Last Date to Apply 01/15/2017 Description The Breuner lab at the University of Montana in Missoula is looking to recruit a Ph.D. student in a collaborative

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoctoral research scientist – Emerging infecti ous diseases (fungal)

Postdoctoral research scientist – Emerging infectious diseases (WNS and Bsal) Position summary: The increasing the number of novel infectious diseases over the past few decades, especially those caused by fungal pathogens, has resulted in substantial population declines and loss of biodiversity.

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc position: emerging infectious diseases

Postdoctoral research scientist – Emerging infectious diseases (WNS and Bsal) The increasing the number of novel infectious diseases over the past few decades, especially those caused by fungal pathogens, has resulted in substantial population declines and loss of biodiversity. Two wildlife

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PhD Opportunity in hierarchical modeling of declining amphibians in National Parks A collaborative PhD position in the Zoology Department at Michigan State University is available to work on the optimal management of amphibians in a network of National Parks. Along with the principle

[ECOLOG-L] Opportunity: web-based interactive decision analysis tool developer

Project Title: Web-based decision analysis tool (WEB-DAT) for evaluating landscape collaborative management Project Leaders: Evan Grant and Ben Letcher (USGS Conte Anadromous Fish Lab) Scientific Themes: Decision frameworks for evaluating risk and managing natural resources under climate change;

[ECOLOG-L] PhD opportunity - amphibian conservation and management

PhD Opportunity in structured decision making and hierarchical modeling of declining amphibians in National Parks A collaborative PhD position in the Zoology Department at Michigan State University is available to work on the optimal management of amphibians in a network of National Parks. Along

[ECOLOG-L] Post Doctoral Research Associate Position – headwa ter stream decisions

Position description: There is growing evidence that headwater stream ecosystems are especially vulnerable to changing climate and land use, but their conservation is challenged by the need to address the threats at a landscape scale, often through coordination with multiple management agencies