[ECOLOG-L] Paid assistant needed, pika research, Glacier Nat. Park, June 5 - Sept. 30

work with GNP’s citizen science project that involves interaction and communication with the public about the project and related global warming science. The assistants will work with the project leader (Lucas Moyer-Horner, U-Wisconsin-Madison). The paid position ($100/week stipend) is

[ECOLOG-L] Pika/global warming project fieldwork, paid & volunteer- Glacier National Park, Montana - June 10 – September 30, 2009

related global warming science. The assistants will work with the project leader (Lucas Moyer-Horner, U-Wisconsin-Madison). The two paid positions ($100/week stipend) are competitive with preference to applicants with experience and those able to stay through September. Housing and camping fee

[ECOLOG-L] Paid field assistant-IMMEDIATELY-Glacier National Park, Pika project

given to applicants who can stay through September 30, 2008. Experience hiking and backpacking in alpine envirnoments and with ecology-related field work is a plus. Housing, camping fees and a $110/week stipend will be covered by the project leader, Lucas Moyer-Horner. We are staying in Babb

[ECOLOG-L] Paid fieldwork in Rockies-Urgent!

, unpredictable weather, wild animals, and gorgeous scenery. The assistant will work with the project leader (Lucas Moyer-Horner, U-Wisconsin-Madison). Paid positions are competitive with preference to applicants with experience and those able to stay through September. Paid positions include housing

[ECOLOG-L] Pika/global warming project fieldwork- Glacier National Park, Montana - June 4 – September 30, 2008

. The assistant will work with the project leader (Lucas Moyer-Horner, U-Wisconsin-Madison). Paid positions are competitive with preference to applicants with experience and those able to stay through September. Paid positions include housing and a $100/week stipend. Volunteers/interns are

invasive species and cats

on how common they are in Wisconsin. Rural Residents' Free-Ranging Domestic Cats: A Survey JS Coleman, SA Temple - Wildlife Society Bulletin, 1993 - JSTOR cheers, Lucas --- Lucas Moyer-Horner PhD candidate Zoology Department University of Wisconsin-Madison

Re: climate change case studies

even moderately high temperatures (AT Smith. 1974. Ecology 55:1368-1376). Work is now being done by myself and others to explore mechanistic hypotheses. Lucas Moyer-Horner UW-Madison

climate change case studies

populations of pikas (Ochotona princeps) in the Great Basin. Journal of Mammalogy 84(1):37-54 Grayson, D.K. 2005. A brief history of Great Basin Pikas. Journal of biogeography 32:2103-2111. pika and marmot guy, Lucas Moyer-Horner

Study pika in Glacier National Park

, unpredictable weather, wild animals, and gorgeous scenery. The assistant will work with the project leader (Lucas Moyer-Horner, U-Wisconsin-Madison). To apply, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with the subject "PIKA GNP". Please include a letter of interest and resume. Applicatio