April 23-27, 2007

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
-General Academic Information
-International Programs
-Student Organization
-Workshop/Activity Information
-Scholarships
-Employment Opportunities
     Internships/Seasonal Jobs
        Wildlife/Fisheries
        Education & Interpretation
        Forestry/Restoration/Conservation
    Full time/Permanent Positions
         Ph.D. and M.S. Positions
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GENERAL ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Student Success Center Hours
Sue's walk-in hours will be Mon. and Wed. from 1-2:30pm. Quick questions only. CNR Student Success Center (CNR 180) is open Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30pm.

Tutoring for Biology and NR Classes
Biology and Natural Resource class tutoring is going on right now. The cost is only $10 for the semester and you can sign up for as many tutoring groups as you like. To find out more information or to sign up, go to Room 018 in the basement of the LRC or click on the title to view the website.

Treehaven Registration
All students going to Treehaven this summer are authorized to register for summer courses. This will take place during your online scheduled appointment to register for fall classes. Don't forget that you need to pay your $100 fee for summer and fall before you can register. Deadline for Treehaven registration is Apr. 31.
!Last Math Placement Exam
There is only one math placement exam remaining, it is onMon, Apr. 30. Just show up with a non-graphing calculator, a picture ID, and SS#. The test is in A201SCI.

CNR Student Research Symposium April 20
Poster presentations: 11am-12pm1st floor CNR
Oral presentations: 12:30-4:40pm CNR 170 and 120
For mor information contact Matt Schuler mschu307@uwsp.edu

Earth Week! NEW
Earth Week will be all this week starting on Sun, Apr. 22 with a documentary about Gaylord Nelson, the founder of earth day, in CNR 170 at 7pm and ending with Eco-Fair next Fri, Apr. 27. Other events include speakers Doug LaFollette and Mike Dombeck on Mon. and Tues. nights. Come and join the celebration for our earth!

!Attention Forestry Majors
Open the link for information about the basic forestry skills competency test. If you are a forestry major or minor you must take this exam to graduate.

Treehaven Plant List
Attached is a "short version" of the Treehaven Plant list that includes common and scientific names. The following website will help you with the common characteristics of the majority of these plants - https://www.uwsp.edu/wildlife/eanderso/Plant%20ID/  Have fun studying!

Treehaven Session Lists
Treehaven session lists will be posted on the bulletin board across from CNR 180 on Fri, Mar. 23. Letters from employers must be received by Mar. 21, so they can be used to determine session preference. If you have questions on your session placement, please e-mail Sue Kissinger - include your ID number!

Biology 378 - Mammalogy
There will be a section of Bio 378 offered this summer. Half of the class will be taught at Pigeon Lake Field Station and half on campus. The course will cost about $300 extra to pay for room and board at Pigeon Lake, and there is room for about 17 students. If you have any questions contact Dr. Chris Yahnke.

CWES Plant List
Click on the title for the 2007 plant list for CWES/Germany. There may still be some minor changes to this list but it is a great place to start learning the required common and scientific names. Please visit the following website for additional CWES information: www.uwsp.edu/wildlife/eanderso/cwes/ . Have fun studying.

Wetland Certificate Information
There is information available on the Wetland Certificate in the Student Success Center (CNR 180). Please stop by and ask an advisor for the information sheet.

Help make sure the tax on your hunting and fishing equipment is going to the right place!
To continue getting Wisconsin's share of the federal excise tax you pay when you buy hunting and fishing equipment, DNR needs to update its Fish, Wildlife and Habitat Management Plan for 2007-2013. You can help! Please take this survey to share your thoughts on natural resource issues and priorities Wisconsin needs to address over the next six years.

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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

WINTERIM INFORMATION NIGHT
If you are interested in travelling to Belize/Mexico or Costa Rica winterim 07/08, stop by the Information Night on Tues, Apr. 24 in CNR 354 from 5:30 pm to approximately 6:30 pm. Check out the flyer for more information! Start planning ahead for a wonderful winterim break.

Peace Corp Factsheet
Are you interested in the Peace Corp (PC)? Would you like to learn more about it? Click on the title or stop by CNR 174 for more information or to check out books highlighting Return PC Volunteer experiences.

CNR International Student Club
Would you like to meet international students in the CNR? Or other like-minded individuals who care about natural resources and want to travel abroad? Would you be interested in participating in a monthly CNR International Student Club? If so, please contact Bobbi Kubish via email (bkubish@uwsp.edu) so she can determine student interest in this type of experience. Potential activities would be potlucks, slideshows/gatherings to learn about UWSP foreign student countries and student travels abroad, game nights, mentorships, field trips, etc... This would be open to both foreign and US students. Let me know your thoughts by Apr. 27^.

Interested in visiting Costa Rica or Mexico/Belize? How about a semester in New Zealand
with CNR Prof. Dr. Rick Wilke? Now is the time to sign up for the 2007-08 winterims and Fall 08 semester abroads! If you have any questions, would like to look at photographs, see past itineraries, etc�please contact Bobbi Kubish in CNR 174. For more information check out the Factsheets (or come to the information night on Apr. 24)!

GEM 'Critical Issues' International Seminar Series NEW
''Building sustainable communities with indigenous people of Oaxaca, Mexico." by Dr. Ernesto Casta�eda professor at Instituto Technologico de Valle Oaxaca (ITVO), Oaxaca, Mexico On Tues, May  1, 2007 @ 7pm Ballroom (Salons E and F) Country Springs Hotel and Conference Center 1501 North Point Drive, Stevens Point
Free and open to the public
Dr. Ernesto Caste�ada is is a professor at ITVO where he is a lecturer and researcher. He has served as head of the departments of Informatics and for Support for Teaching, and as Dean of the graduate program. Caste�ada is an  expert in sustainable agriculture, environmental management and rural development. He works with indigenous communities in the state of Oaxaca in southeastern Mexico. Currently his focus is on sustainable production and food security for deeply impoverished communities.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Environmental Educators and Naturalists Association (EENA/NAI)
Earth Week is the week of Apr. 22-27. Be on the lookout for flyers promoting all of the events and don't miss out on Eco-Fair. It is on Fri, Apr. 22 from 11am to 5pm on the east lawn of the CNR. EENA meetings are Tues. nights at 7pm in CNR 122. Check it out if you are interested in the environment, teaching, or just want to hang out.

SPEAK UP in SGA!
Hey CNR Students! EVERY WEEK SGA votes on legislation that directly affects you as students! Let your CNR Senators know how YOU feel and what YOU want. Check out our new board in the first floor, south hallway of the CNR (right by the West Lobby). Share your thoughts and opinions on the latest legislation and take time to express any concerns you have for UWSP. We are here to represent you! Stop by and have your voice heard!

UWSP Fire Crew
Fire Crew meetings are every Thurs. at 6pm in CNR 170. Come check out what we're all about!

Sustainable Agriculture in Communities Society
Stop by one of our meetings on Tues. 5pm CCC 213. We will be planting seeds, organizing workshops for earth week, and hanging out in the campus garden a lot. If you like gardening/farming/sustainable agriculture, then check us out.

Society Of American Foresters
Hey all UWSP Pointers! Come join the Society of American Foresters every Thurs. night at 5pm in CNR 170. Join us every week to learn a new "tree of the week," get the dates for all of our activities, or to enjoy one of the frequent speakers that come to inform us of a variety of technologies, jobs, and innovations in the forestry world. Hope to see you next Thursday!

Fisheries Society NEW
Crib building is Sat, Apr. 21, on Lake Emily.  Next weekend, Apr. 27-29, is our annual Spring Lake survey near Woodruff.   Fisheries Society meetings are in CNR 255 Wed. at 5:30pm. Everyone is welcome.

American Water Resources Association (AWRA) NEW
Meetings are every Tues. at 5pm in CNR 240.  Upcoming events include a presentation on Apr. 26, 5pm, by Dr. Kraft to be aired on PBS, and Little Plover Appreciation Day on May 4, from 11am-3pm.

The Wildlife Society
Thanks to all those who came to and helped out at Conclave this past weekend! It was a great success! Meetings Tuesdays at 5pm in CNR 170. SPRING PICNIC IS MAY 1 at IVERSON PARK!

Women in Natural Resources
Mon, Apr. 23, Bake Sale for Northwoods Wildlife Center. 9am-3pm. Please drop off baked goods at table in West end of the CNR. E-mail Maddie at mturn704@uwsp.edu to sign up for a time to sit at the table. 

Northwoods Trip, Sat, Apr. 28. Leave CNR at 8am. Also an option to camp and canoe on Sunday. E-mail Jessica Tomaszewski for more details. jtomasze@uwsp.edu.

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WORKSHOP/ACTIVITY INFORMATION

Outdoor EdVentures Events
http://www.uwsp.edu/centers/outedven/trips.asp

!Earth Week! NEW
Many events are taking place for Earth Week. Please show your support and attend.

Earth Week Schedule
Earth Week will be starting on Sun, Apr. 22 and commencing on Fri, Apr. 27. Here is a list of events to check out.

Sunday
Movie: A Gaylord Nelson Documentary
Gaylord Nelson was the founder of Earth Day and an amazing Wisconsin conservationist. This is a movie documenting his life and achievements.
CNR 170 @ 7pm

Monday
Speaker Doug LaFollette
Secretary of State Doug LaFollette will be giving a speech about earth and the environment.
In the Sundial @ 6:30pm

Tuesday
Speaker Mike Dombeck
"Where do we go from here?"
Former Chief of the US Forest Service Mike Dombeck will be giving a speech on the history of Earth Day and what we can do from here to further the tradition and protect the environment.
CNR 170 @ 7pm

Wednesday
WiSPIRG Eco-Volleyball Tournament
There will be a volleyball tournament with an eco-friendly atmosphere.
HEC Outdoor Volleyball Courts @ 3:30pm

Public Community Forum addressing global climate change and peak oil
Portage County Public Library @ 6:30pm

Thursday
Movie: Crude Impact
CNR 170 @ 7pm

PRSSA Campus Clean-up @ 2pm

Campus Garden Tours
UWSP Campus Garden @ 5:15pm

Friday
ECO-FAIR!
Food, Fun, and Great Bands
Green Tea, Reverend Eddie Danger, Shawn Wolfe and Paul Frater, and Clinton Miller will all be playing from 11am-6pm. There will also be many informational booths,
t-shirt and bike raffle sales, and great food.
CNR East Lawn from 11am-5pm

Schmeeckle Weekly Special
National Arbor Day is just around the corner. Are you going to plant a tree? In honor of Arbor Day, the Schmeeckle Reserve Browse Shop is offering 10% off all books related to trees. All field guides, identification books, and other tree books will be on sale from Mon, Apr. 23 through Sun, Apr. 29. Happy Arbor Day!

Schmeeckle Reserve 2007 Spring Candlelight Hike
The Candlelight Hike will feature a one-mile torch-lit trail through Schmeeckle Reserve. As always, free snacks and beverages will also be provided to the public. We will also be offering a new program this year, �Stories from the Past: Namesakes of Central Wisconsin�.  This fun family presentation will bring to life characters who share stories about the early days in the area. Visitors will meet George Stevens, Jean Baptiste Dubay, Ike Ferris, George Whiting, and other historic personalities who shaped central Wisconsin.
The hike will be on Sat, Apr. 21 from 7-10pm at the Schmeeckle Reserve Visitors' Center with a special program from 7:30-8:30pm at the campfire ring.

Hunter Education for Women and Girls
The Wisconsin Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program is offering a spring hunter education certification class in the College of Natural Resources, Apr. 3-May 8. The 6-week course will meet once a week from 5:30-8:30pm. Participants will learn firearm safety and shooting techniques, archery, hunter ethics, and more. Successful completion of the class earns Wisconsin DNR certification required to purchase a hunting license in the state. This is an important topic for anyone pursing a degree in natural resources. A ten dollar fee is required to hold your place in the class. For a course syllabus and registration information, contact Peggy Farrell, pfarrell@uwsp.edu. Register early as space is limited.

NR 795 Spring Seminar Schedule
Check out the list of graduate student seminars. These would be great to attend for those thinking about graduate school or anyone interested in the seminar topics.

GEM Permaculture Design Certificate Course
The Global Environmental Management Education Center (GEM) will be offering their third Permaculture Design Certificate Course this spring. To accommodate the schedules of students and professionals, the course will be offered over a series of weekends beginning Apr. 21 and ending Oct. 14 in Stevens Point, WI.  Please visit the following link to learn more:
http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/GEM/PermacultureCourse/CourseOverview.htm

Prairie Chicken Festival
Click on the title for a flyer and visit the following website for more information. www.goldensandsrcd.org

Treehaven Classes and Workshops
Check out some of the many programs offered at Treehaven this winter!!!

North Woods Survival Experience
Option I: North Woods Survival Craft
Learn the craft and knowledge needed to enjoy an extended North Woods "survival" experience. You'll learn how to meet your body's requirements in the bush, how to build shelter, make a bow drill kit and friction fire, knots, hitches, and more. 
WHEN: Friday 9am-5pm Sat, May 4-5, 2007 
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Faunce. 
FEE: $110 lunch Fri/Sat, dinner Fri, breakfast Sat, lodging Fri and instruction. 
NOTE:  One undergraduate or graduate credit available.

Option II: North Woods Overnighter - (Pre-requirement: North Wood Survival Craft)
Now, we take to the woods and put our skills to the test! We'll practice gadget less navigation as we move through the wilderness with our homemade packs. We'll build our camp, light our fire, respectfully harvest gifts of the plants, trees, and wildlife for food, craft, comfort, and first aid. 
WHEN:  Sat. 9am-2pm Sun, May 6-7, 2007
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Faunce
 FEE: $205 includes North Woods Survival Craft & meals Fri-Mon, lodging Fri-Sun and instruction. 
NOTE:  One undergraduate or graduate credit available for each workshop.

Loon Monitoring Workshop
May 14. Trees for Tomorrow, Eagle River, WI.
May 19. Discovery Center, Manitowish, WI.

Leave-No-Trace (LNT) Trainer / Backpacking
Learn LNT wilderness ethics by way of practical application on an overnight backpacking/camping adventure and become an LNT Trainer. Participants will be able to teach others about LNT principals.
WHEN: Mon. 9am-3pm Tues, May 21-22, 2007.
INSTRUCTOR: Jim Joque, UWSP.
FEE:  $65. NOTE: Includes meals, campsite & gear (except backpack, sleeping bag/pad & personal items). Excellent opportunity to earn one undergraduate credit. Registrations due May 14, 2007.

Under the Canopy: Wild Plants for Survival, Food, & Medicine
Under the Canopy Part I. Plant walk and demonstration. Here's a respectful and relaxing introduction to our good plant neighbors who dwell below and beyond the canopy of the trees. We'll learn how to identify and selection of fascinating and useful herbaceous and woody plants and shrubs.
WHEN:  Sat, 10am-3pm, June 16, or August 4, 2007
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Faunce
FEE: $35 includes instruction & lunch
NOTE: One undergraduate or graduate credit available if taken with Under the Canopy Part II.

Under the Canopy Part II. Making crafts, medicine, and food. We�ll do some harvesting for food, survival skills, crafting, and medicine making. At the least, you�ll leave with some medicinal tea, cordage, the start of a basket, an animal call, and food that you made yourself�but the possibilities are endless.
WHEN:  Sun, 9am-4pm, June 17, or Aug. 5, 2007
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Faunce
FEE: $38 includes instruction & lunch
NOTE: One undergraduate or graduate credit available if taken with Under the Canopy Part I.

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SCHOLARSHIPS
*Click on title for application and more information

Johnsonville Rod and Gun Club Natural Resources Scholarship
Deadline: May 15

Ben Meadows Natural Resources Scholarships
The Ben Meadows Company announces two scholarships administered through the Society of American Foresters (SAF) for college students enrolled in natural resources programs. The scholarships, one for academic achievement and one based on leadership, are each worth $2,500. Students must be entering their junior or senior years and enrolled full time in a Natural Resource curriculum at the baccalaureate level. Applications are due by June 30, 2007. Eligible students are encouraged to apply. Instructions, complete requirements, and the application form can be found on the Ben Meadows website.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
*For job descriptions and application process, click on title of job (it will link you to a PDF).

Employment Links
Links to every conservation/environmental management state agency for all 50 states and the District of Columbia which usually post job opportunities (including seasonal jobs and internships) put together by Mike Pagel from Career Services. There are 176 agencies linked along with 161 employment pages.
http://www.uwsp.edu/career/Science.htm

Environmental Education/Interpretation Jobs
Many job opportunities are available! Visit www.uwsp.edu/cnr/schmeeckle/interp/jobs/ for more information.

WDNR Limited Term Employment Jobs
Seasonal jobs from across the state. Many positions are available.

S!EO Positions Still Available

More Jobs
For more jobs stop by the Student Success Center (CNR 180) and ask to take a look at the job book.

Internships/Seasonal Jobs

Baraboo Hills Stewardship Assistant
Deadline: Apply ASAP.

Iowa DNR Wetland Monitoring Positions
The Iowa DNR Watershed Monitoring and Assessment Section is seeking two summer wetland monitoring assistants. Assistants will work with wetland monitoring biologists to identify, measure, collect, and record various types of biological, chemical and physical data from wetlands and shallow lakes located in north central/west Iowa. The objectives of this project are to assess the ecological condition of wetlands related to statewide initiatives to improve water quality. Applicants must have a good understanding of basic wetland ecology, outdoor skills, be willing to work long hours in the field under all types of weather conditions, and be able to perform moderate physical work such as carrying sampling equipment while walking through marshy areas, loading/unloading canoes, etc. Pay will be a stipend of $1500/ month and housing will be provided. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume including the names, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three references electronically or by mail to:
Vince Evelsizer � Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources
109 Trowbridge Hall
Iowa City, IA 52242-1319
vevelsizer@igsb.uiowa.edu
(319) 335�1574

Summer Jobs at Schmeeckle Reserve
Great for Treehaven Students
Deadline: Apply ASAP.

Waukesha County Ecological Restoration Positions
Opportunities for Treehaven students available as well.

Waukesha County Assistant Land Manager

SE Wisconsin Land Trust Intern
Deadline: April 25

Wetland and Aquatic Conservation Summer Internships
Various internships are available through V3, an environmental engineering corporation is Illinois.
Wetland Intern Announcement
Aquatic Intern Announcement
Deadline: Apr. 30

NRCS Positions Available in Maine
Deadline: Apr. 30

AmeriCorps VISTA Positions
Deadline: May 1

Summer Camp Employment
Spend your summer camping, teaching outdoors, swimming and having FUN with youth and teens. Make a difference, gain experience and earn a great wage! YMCA Camp Glacier Hollow is looking for enthusiastic, dedicated and responsible people to fill these staff positions: Resident and Day Camp Counselors/Naturalists, Program Coordinators, Waterfront Director, Adventure Trip Staff and Cooks.  Positions will be filled as experienced applicants are identified. Any questions email pmatthai@spymca.org.

Conservancy of Southwest Florida Internship Positions
Various positions available to work in environmental education and wildlife research. Click on the title to access the web site and go to the internships page to view openings.

Grand Teton Lodge Company Positions
Check out the many positions available at this beautiful lodge in Wyoming.

Conservation on the Land Internship Program
Many positions are available through this internship program. All internships provide practical, on-the-job experience for college students in areas such as resource management, wildlife/wetlands management, water quality and nutrient management. Check the website often for updates on new internships.

Marsh-N-Stream Summer Kayak Guide

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Job Openings

Brown County Planning and Land Service Internship
Apply Now.

Treehaven Summer Internship
Treehaven is seeking an applicant to work in applied natural resource management and related research. Apply as soon as possible.

Wehr Nature Center Internship
For more information, contact:
Wehr Nature Center
 Mark Verhagen
 9701 W. College Ave
 Franklin, WI 53132
 Ph: 414-425-8550
 Email: mark.verhagen@ces.uwex.edu

Johnson's Nursery Positions

King Lab Field and Research Assistant Positions

Little River Summer Positions
Lake Sturgeon Technician
Habitat Restoration Technician

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Wildlife/Fisheries

Red-shouldered Hawk Field Research Assistant
Apply as soon as possible.
Open to 1st and 2nd Session Treehaven Students.

Raptor Surveyor Positions in Michigan's U.P.
Great for second session Treehaven student.

Vernon County Land and Water Conservation Department
Apply as soon as possible

Avian Field Technician, Southern Utah
Hiring starts NOW. Apply ASAP.

Pika/Global Warming Fieldwork, Glacier National Park
Deadline: Open until filled.

Department of Economic Development and Planning Internship
Apply NOW.

Costa Rican Bird Route Ecotourism Research Position
Deadline: As soon as possible.

Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin Breeding Bird Research Assistant
Three field research assistants are needed for conduct point counts, marking survey locations, data entry, and
vegetation sampling in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin from May 25-mid July. To apply send letter of interest, resume, and names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three (3) references to:
Jim Lind, Natural Resources Research Institute
5013 Miller Trunk Hwy.
Duluth, MN 55811
or e-mail to jlind@nrri.umn.edu
Open until filled.

Saltmarsh Bird Ecology Field Research Assistants
Deadline: Open until filled.

Bird Surveyor Positions
Three surveyors are needed from Apr. 1-May 11, 2007 to conduct morning transect surveys to detect migrant landbirds during spring migration near Yuma, Arizona. Applicants must be able to identify western birds by sight and sound. All positions will assist with data entry and any additional research activities. All individuals are required to work 6 to 7 days a week, have the ability to work and live well with others, and tolerate heat and biting insects. Pay rate will be $1,500/ month. Housing and a food stipend will be provided.
Send letter of interest (including available dates), resume, and phone numbers and email addresses of 3 references to Dr. Richard Fischer, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Cntr., 3713 Glenmeade Rd., Louisville, KY 40218; or preferably by email:
Richard.A.Fischer@erdc.usace.army.mil. Applications will be accepted until positions filled.

Five surveyors are needed from Mar. 24-May 7, 2007 to conduct morning and afternoon transect surveys during spring migration on Fort Polk in western Louisiana. Applicants must be able to identify eastern birds by sight and sound. All positions will assist with data entry and any additional research activities. All individuals are required to work 6 to 7 days a week, have the ability to work and live well with others, and tolerate heat and biting insects. Pay rate will be $1,500/ month and housing will be provided. Send letter of interest (including available dates), resume, and phone numbers and email addresses of 3 references to Emily Cohen, 118 College Dr. Box 5018, Dept. of Biological Sciences, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS 39406 or by email: emlcohen@hotmail.com. Applications will be accepted until positions filled.

Stream Research Technicians, Eastern Illinois University
Deadline: Apr. 20

Wetland Bird Research Assistant Positions
Deadline: Apr. 25

Blanding's Turtle Wildlife Biologist Internship
Deadline: Apr. 30

Water Resources Management Specialist NEW
Deadline: May 3

Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Fish Habitat Technician
Deadline: May 11

Montana Fish Restoration Biologist NEW
Deadline: June 1

Urban Watershed Ecology Summer Research Experience
Paid summer research experiences are available through the Environmental Institute for Cleveland State University. Click on the title for more information. If you have any questions, contact Dr. B. Michael Walton at b.walton@csuohio.edu or 216-687-4890.

White-tailed Hawk Field Research Assistant

Minocqua Wildwood Park Summer Internships

Peatland Bird Survey Technician
UW Stevens Point is seeking 3 summer field technicians to assist a graduate student with research on passerine bird communities of peatlands in Wisconsin.  Duties will include conducting bird point counts and sampling vegetation at study sites statewide. Desirable applicants must have experience with point count surveys and eastern bird identification (both audio and visual). GPS navigation, topographic map reading skills, and ability to use a compass also are necessary. Experience identifying wetland and/or peatland vegetation and forest measurement techniques are a plus. Must be able to travel extensively and work alone in early mornings and under rigorous field conditions.  Interns would be paid $12/hr and would work throughout Wisconsin from mid-May through July 15. Travel and lodging expenses will be paid. Interested applicants should send (email or regular mail) letter of interest, resume/CV with references, and contact information to:

Stephanie B. Zolkowski
Graduate Research Assistant
College of Natural Resources
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
800 Reserve Street
Stevens Point, WI 54481-3897

Bat Research Assistant

Iowa State Avian Field Tech Position

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Education & Interpretation

Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Environmental Educator
Great for Students attending Treehaven!
Deadline: Apr. 27

Camp Manitowish Summer Counselors

Wisconsin Lions Camp Summer EE Positions

CWES Summer Camp Director postion still open!
The Central Wisconsin Environmental Station is still accepting applications for the 2007 Summer Camp Director postion. Spend this summer on Sunset Lake building your resume with a challenging and rewarding experience that will leave you with memories that last a lifetime. For a complete job description, visit our website at http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/cwes.

CWES job openings for summer 2007!
The Central Wisconsin Environmental Station is now accepting applications for the 2007 summer camp positions. This year we are looking for a Summer Camp Director, Assistant Director, Health Care Counselor, and 8 Counselor/Naturalists. Spend this summer on Sunset Lake building your resume with a challenging and rewarding experience that will leave you with memories that last a lifetime. For complete job descriptions, visit our website at http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/cwes.

Schmeeckle Employment Opportunities !!!
Schmeeckle Reserve is looking to hire enthusiastic students with work-study for both Office Staff and Maintenance Staff positions during the Spring '07 semester! If you are interested please visit the Schmeeckle website at www.uwsp.edu/cnr/schmeeckle/jobs/ and click on "current job openings" to fill out an application on-line.

Vermont Youth Conservation Corps Openings
The VYCC has many openings to lead conservation and education programs for the summer. Visit the website at www.vycc.org to check it out or call 1-800-639-8922 ext. 200 if you have any questions.

Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Education Intern

SeaCamp Science Instructor
Science instructors are needed to teach marine biology, coral reef ecology, and other marine and environmental sciences at SeaCamp in the Florida Keys. Applicants must be at least 21 years old with a Bachelors degree in Science or a related field. Boating, aquatic skills, and/or scuba certification is preferred but not required. To apply, send resume and transcript to staff_flyer@seacamp.org.

Camp Wildlife Summer Counselor

Chincoteague NWR EE Internship

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Forestry/Restoration/Conservation

Forestry Technician Position NEW

Black Hills NF Timber Marking Crew
Perfect for students going to Treehaven this summer.
Deadline: Talk to Dr. Houghton ASAP

Timber Management Seasonal Positions with Bridger-Teton National Forest
Job Announcement/Information
OF-612 Application
FS-6100-05 Application
OF-306 Declaration

U of M Forest Research Positions (near Eagle River, WI)
Willing to hire 2 Treehaven students for 1 position.
Deadline: hiring immediately.

Resource Inventory Technician, Colorado State University
Deadline: apply ASAP. Open until filled.

Forest / Soil Ecology Intern at Flambeau River State Forest
Deadline: Apply now.

StoraEnso Forestry Co-op Position
Deadline:  Apply now.

Upper Michigan Land Management and Wildlife Services Forestry Position

Peninsula State Park Invasive Species Intern

Forest Ecology Internship Opportunity
The Forest Landscape and Ecosystem Ecology Laboratories is conducting an evaluation of how coarse woody debris and canopy gaps influence the long-term productivity, biodiversity, and carbon and nutrient cycling of the northern hardwoods forest and are looking for an intern. Click on the title to learn more. To apply, send
1) a cover letter describing prior experience/skills, topic preferences, and dates available; 2) resume, and 3) contact information for three references to:
Jodi Forrester
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1630 Linden Dr., 120 Russell Labs
Madison, WI 53706
jforrester@wisc.edu

South Dakota Forestry and GIS Interns
Forest Health Intern
Urban Forestry Intern
GIS Intern
Conservation Intern
Web Page Intern

Minnesota DNR Forestry Internships
If interested in any of the positions, sign up for an interview time on Fri, Feb. 16 from 8am-12pm. Sign up sheet is available on Dr. Geesey's office door, CNR 367. There will also be an internship meeting on Tues, Feb. 13 from 6-7pm in CNR 359.
Click here for a description of the positions
Click here for an application

USFS Forest Inventory Positions
Deadline: May 1

Oklahoma Forestry Service Intern

Indiana State Forest Forestry Technician
Deadline: Until position is filled.

Indiana Cooperative Forest Management technician
Deadline: Until position is filled.

USFS Forester Positions
This announcement is open on USAJobs as well

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Full-time/Permanent Positions

Spatial Analyst, Forest Landscape Ecology Lab, UW-Madison
Application evaluation is ongoing.

New Mexico State Positions
Natural resources positions are available through the state of New Mexico. Just check out the website.

Missouri DNR, Hydrologist and Environmental Engineer Positions

Florida Panther Project, Wildlife Biology Scientist III

Coastal Invasive Species Coordinator

Lied's Landscape Corporation

Davey Tree Expert Company Forestry Data Collector

Davey Tree Expert Company Pole Tester

Besse Forest Products Group Log Yard Supervisor

National Wildlife Federation Campus Field Coordinator

Oklahoma Forestry Service Positions

Johnson's Nursery Positions

USFS Forester Positions
This announcement is open on USAJobs as well

Rice County Nutrient Management Position
Click here for the application

City of Eau Claire Arborist
Job description
Deadline: Apr. 23

Ph.D. and M.S. Positions

Ph.D. Landscape Ecology, University of Nevada, Reno

M.S. Landscape Ecology, University of Nevada, Reno


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