We are hiring field interns this summer to assist with a collaborative research project to study restoration seeding success. It's a great opportunity to spend your summer outdoors, learn vegetation monitoring skills and participate in restoration ecology research. Please see below for details.

*Job Description*

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*Job Title: Research Internship *

Location: Buffalo and Sheridan, WY – with frequent trips to Laramie

Full or Part-Time:                             Full-Time Seasonal

Regular or Temporary: Temporary

Department: UW Ecosystem Science and Management

Rate: Summer Stipend @ 12.50/hour

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*Job Duties*

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Vegetation monitoring and plant identification at field sites near Buffalo, Wyoming. The intern will also maintain research plots near Sheridan, Wyoming. Duties include, but are not limited to: plant identification, data collection and data entry, weed removal, mowing and irrigation maintenance. Weather permitting, each work day will begin in the early morning for a full day during the summer months.

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*Skills/Requirements*

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Applicants need a basic understanding of plants and how to identify them. Candidates should enjoy working outdoors and be able to hike up to 3 miles a day while carrying pack weighing up to 25 lbs. Training is available, but any previous experience with the AIM (Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring) protocol and Wyoming plant identification would be helpful. The successful candidate will work as part of a team of 2 or more people and should also be capable of independent work when needed. There will be opportunities to interact with UW researchers and Wyoming land management personnel as well. Applicants must have a valid US driver's license.

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*Please Submit*

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Statement of interest and resume listing three references to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>, Dr. Kristina Hufford

Interviews will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Start dates are negotiable and the internship will run from late May – August 2017.


Kristina Hufford, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Ecosystem Science and Management

University of Wyoming

Dept. 3354

1000 E. University Avenue

Laramie, WY 82071  USA

(307) 766-5587


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