We are seeking several full-time, temporary (mid-May mid-August) wildlife field assistants for projects evaluating the quality of core forest stands for interior forest birds. Field Assistants will be part of a larger team of graduate students and researchers collecting avian point count data and vegetation data. For participation in avian studies, identification of Neotropical migrants by sight and sound is mandatory. A strong working knowledge of Pennsylvania trees and shrubs is preferred. Position pays $1900- 2100/month based on experience and includes housing and travel expenses within PA. Field Assistants must have a valid drivers license, be comfortable working alone in remote locations, be able to get along with others in a group living environment, be physically capable of working long hours in sometimes harsh conditions, and be familiar with using GPS technology and maps to navigate to specific locations. Experience driving a 4-wheel drive vehicle is preferred. To Apply: Please send a resume, and cover letter including availability and names, email addresses and phone numbers of three references to Abigail Barenblitt at [email protected] and Kimberley Serno at [email protected]. We will begin reviewing applications after February 15th.
