[Srm] Fwd: [Snrefaculty] FW: Yosemite NP Bio Sci Tech terrestrial seasonal positions open today 2/21-2/28 on USA jobs

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Date: February 26, 2019 at 5:05:22 PM MST
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Subject: [Snrefaculty] FW: Yosemite NP Bio Sci Tech terrestrial seasonal positions open today 2/21-2/28 on USA jobs

Hello,

Starting today, the Wildlife Terrestrial Biological Science Technician GS 5/6/7 positions are open on www.usajobs.gov<http://www.usajobs.gov/> from 2/21-2/28.

The Biological Science Technician (Terrestrial Mammals) is open to the first 100 applicants. These people will work on a variety of projects, which may include: 1) supporting dog teams (team is composed of a scent-detecting dog and trainer) searching predominantly for mountain lion and SN red fox scats for the purposes of genetic analysis; 2) managing wildlife cameras for the purposes of detecting carnivore species; 3) searching for bats and their roosts for the purposes of investigating potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome.
To apply or to find out more information, follow this link:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/524885500

The Biological Science Technician (Avian) is open to the first 100 applicants. These people will focus on songbird projects, which may include performing point counts and area searches in a variety of meadow locations; assisting the MAPS songbird banding crew; and supporting data management needs.
To apply or to find out more information, follow this link:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/524885800

Please apply or pass on to others who may be interested.

Thank you! Sarah

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Sarah Stock, Wildlife Ecologist
Yosemite National Park
5083 Foresta Road
El Portal, California 95318

Phone: (209) 379-1435
E-mail: sarah_stock at nps.gov<mailto:sarah_stock at nps.gov>


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Sallie Hejl, Ph.D.
Research Coordinator
National Park Service
Desert Southwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (DS-CESU)


School of Natural Resources and the Environment
University of Arizona
ENR2 room N219
1064 East Lowell Street
Tucson Arizona 85721

sallie_hejl at nps.gov<mailto:sallie_hejl at nps.gov>
520-621-7998
mobile: 720-376-2936
FAX 520-621-8801
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