BIRD MONITORING TECHNICIANS (2)

at University of Delaware

Location:
National Capital Region Network of National Parks, MD, VA, WV, and D.C.

Duration:
11 weeks

Job Type:
Seasonal

Application Deadline:
04/15/2012

Job Description:
Two highly motivated research technicians are needed from 7 May - 31 July 2012 to help implement the forest breeding bird monitoring protocol in the National Capital Region Network of National Parks. Work will include conducting bird point counts, and detailed field data collection and entry.

To Apply:
Please email a short cover letter, resume, and contact information for 3 references to Zach Ladin, email: zach'AT'udel.edu, phone: (561) 301-3356. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

Qualifications:
Successful applicants must have demonstrable forest breeding songbird identification skills (by sight and sound) of eastern birds, GPS and orienteering skills, ability to follow standardized protocol, and the ability to work well, both independently and with others. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license. Applicants should be in good physical condition, be enthusiastic about early mornings and a rigorous field season, and have camping gear. Applicants with previous bird point count experience are preferred. Technicians will be paid a salary of $400/week plus free housing. Applicants with previous bird point count experience are preferred.

Number of Openings:
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