CNR Reporter

Apr. 28-May 2, 2008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
-General Academic Information
-International Programs
-Student Organization
-Workshop/Activity Information
-Scholarships
-Employment Opportunities
    -Wildlife and Fisheries
    -Forestry/Restoration/Conservation
    -Environmental Education/Interpretation
    -Permanent/Full-time Jobs
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GENERAL ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Student Success Center Hours
Sue will will have walk-in hours on Mon. and Tues. from 1-2:30. The CNR Student Success Center (TNR 180) is open Mon.-Thurs. 8-4:30pm and Fri 8-3pm.

Treehaven 2008

*The final session lists for Treehaven are posted on the bulletin board across from 180 CNR.

*Students will be given electronic permission to register for these 7 credits over the weekend. You must pay a summer $100 tuition deposit before you can register (this is in addition to your fall $100 tuition deposit). You should register for Treehaven on your scheduled fall registration date.

*You must register by April 25th or your spot will be given to the next person on the waiting list.

*Plant lists are available in 180 CNR or on the web at www.uwsp.edu/cnr/studentsuccesscenter

Lyme Disease Informational Meeting for Treehaven Students NEW
Monday, May 5, in TNR 170 4-5pm.

Treehaven Plant Lists

The Treehaven plant lists are now available - copies are available in TNR 180 or on the web at www.uwsp.edu/cnr/studentsuccesscenter

Start studying now, so you are successful at summer camp!

CWES 2008

*The final list for the CWES Summer Camp (NRES 385) are posted on the bulletin board across from 180 CNR.

*Students will be given electronic permission to register for these 2 credits over the weekend. You must pay a summer $100 tuition deposit before you can register (this is in addition to your fall $100 tuition deposit). You should register for CWES on your scheduled fall registration date.

*You must register by April 25th or your registration permissions will be removed.

*Plant lists are available in 180 CNR or on the web at http://www.uwsp.edu/wildlife/eanderso/cwes/

CWES Plant Lists
The list can be viewed in pdf from at the following website: http://www.uwsp.edu/wildlife/eanderso/cwes/

NEW CNR T-shirt is in!

The CNR Student Success Center (SSC) has a new long sleeved t-shirt for sale for only $14! Stop by 180 CNR to check it out. We also have denim shirts, polo shirts and a tan long sleeved t-shirt for sale at prices much lower than the bookstore! Cash and checks are accepted. CNR hats and fleece jackets and vests will be coming soon! Watch the CNR Reporter for details. All proceeds help to support the extra services provided by the SSC!

CNR Clothing Sale NEW
Stop by the west lobby in the CNR to purchase CNR long sleeved T-shirts, polo's, denim shirts, baseball hats, fleece vests and jackets. Order your own color, size, logo and style with deliveries before finals week. All proceeds go towards the operations and special programs offered by the CNR Student Success Center. Orders will be taken Mon - Thurs, Apr. 28 - May 1, from 8- 4:30 in the West Lobby of the CNR. Cash and checks are accepted.

!Attention Forestry Majors!
Important information for registration and basic skills test. Please Click on title and read entire document.

Are you interested in learning more about Forest Certification?
We will be offering a new course in the fall of 2008 Forestry 499 (Section 1) Survey of Forest Certification Systems. This is a one-credit course that will examine the importance of forest certifications systems in Wisconsin, the role of forest certification systems in the marketplace, a comparison of the different Certifications systems, and how these systems work from initial evaluation, to application, and through audits. As a part of the class you will have the opportunity to become a Certified Inspector of the American Tree Farm Systems’ Tree Farm Program.

This class will meet on Tuesdays from 13:00 to 13:50.

Wisconsin currently has nearly five million acres enrolled in at least one of the major forest certification systems and Michigan and Minnesota are following our example. This course will be of value to anyone who is interested in working in the Lake States. contact John DuPlissis via e-mail at joh.duplissis@uwsp.edu if you have any questions about this course or how to enroll.

NR 150 Summer Session
Great opportunity to take NR 150 as a summer class for four weeks in June, T-F 8:30-Noon.
Check the summer timetable on line.

Geography 279 Time Change for Fall 2008
I also want to let you know that the time for Geography 279, Sec 2, has been changed. The course will be offered on Wednesday from 9-10:50. The instructor for both sections of Geography 279 for the fall semester will be Samantha Kaplan.

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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

Costa Rica & Mexico/Belize Dual Infromational Meeting NEW
There will be an informational meeting on Mon. Apr. 28 at 7pm in TNR 320 -stop by to find out about these amazing winterim experiences to Central America. If you are unable to make this meeting, stop by and see the trip leaders - Costa Rica - Mike Demchik (246 CNR) and Mexico/Belize - Sue Kissinger (180 CNR)

Mexico/Belize Winterim (December 30, 2008-January 18, 2009):

Apply today! Spend your next winterim exploring ancient Mayan ruins, tropical forests, interacting with local peoples, and snorkeling the second largest coral reef in the world. This exciting field course gives you the chance to learn about the archeology, natural resources, and cultures of Mexico, Belize, and a tour to Tikal in Guatemala as well! So much to see and do, so little time!

The dates for the upcoming winterim trip have been changed to December 30, 2008 - January 18, 2009, due to a substantial cost savings on the airline tickets. Applications are now being accepted for this AWESOME winterim trip to warm, sunny (NO SNOW) Central America. See Sue Kissinger, trip leader (180 TNR) or Bobbi Kubish, CNR International Programs Coordinator (192 TNR) for information. Click on the title for a fact sheet.

Costa Rica Winterim (December 28, 2008-January 16, 2009):

Get your application in soon! Does hiking through a cloud forest, snorkeling around coral reefs, whitewater rafting down a world renowned river, and experiencing a rich and diverse culture sound exciting to you? Do all of this and MORE during your next winterim break in Costa Rica! Contact Dr. Mike Demchik, trip leader (246 TNR) or Bobbi Kubish, CNR International Programs Coordinator (192 TNR) for information. Click on the title for a fact sheet.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Environmental Educators and Naturalists Association (EENA/NAI)
Join us for Eco-fair today. It's going to be going on the rest of the day on the east side of the TNR building. Bands will be playing until 6pm.

The Wildlife Society
The prairie chicken project has gotten off to a great start this year! The males are already fighting pretty hard and the females are starting to check things out. The best part is- you can watch it all from a blind only 15 feet away! It is a great chance to see the birds do their dance and a great opportunity for some awesome photos! There are still many spots available in the blinds so sign up and get out there!

Meetings are at 5pm every Tues. TNR 170

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 TNR (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!

American Water Resources Association (AWRA)
Upcoming events include: Highway cleanup, and LPR appreciation day(May 2). Come to the meetings and sign up for these great opportunities. Meetings are every Tues. at 5pm in TNR 252.

Soil and Water Conservation Society
SWCS meets every Thurs. at 5:30pm in TNR 255. Upcoming events include Horicon Marsh, DNR culvert project, soil judging, and college days for kids. For more information, contact Nik Bertagnoli at nbert790@uwsp.edu.

Students for Sustainable Communities
Sign up to plant a tree on campus for Earth Day and find out what steps Stevens Point is taking to become an Eco-Municipality.

UWSP Fire Crew
If you're interested in a career in wildland fire fighting or would like to learn more about this topic, come check out the UWSP Fire Crew. UWSP Fire Crew meetings will be held Thurs. at 6pm TNR 170. We have several guest speakers lined up for this semester, and Wisconsin's spring wildfire season is approaching quickly, so come get involved! Can't make it to our meetings? Stop by our office in CNR 361A or check out our website at www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/fire where you can see our latest activities and view the minutes from our latest meetings.

Sustainable Agriculture in Communities Society
Get excited about spring and get involved with SACS in planting the campus garden! We will be doing a ton of cool projects including making cheese, building cold frames, and working in the campus garden. We have meetings in room 374 of the UC at 5pm on Mondays. To get more information or if you want to get email updates, contact Laura Rollin - lroll186@uwsp.edu.

Parks and Recreation Association
Our meetings are every Wed. at 6pm TNR 361. Hope to see you there! Email kwill752@uwsp.edu for more information.

Fisheries Society
Join us for meetings every Wednesday at 5:30pm in TNR 320. There are lots of exciting fish surveys, guest speakers, and other projects planned for this semester. We hope to see you there!

Herpetology Society Meetings
Meetings are Mondays at 6pm in TNR 354. If you have a passion for Reptiles and Amphibians this is the place to be! Come and learn hands on care, handling, identifying and interesting facts about native and non-native herpetiles. The Herpetology Society has many speakers and field trips planned so come and join the fun.

Waste Management Society
Waste Management Society meets every other Tuesday at 5:30pm, TNR 262.

WI Camps
WI Camps meets every 2^nd and 4^th Monday at 5pm in TNR 122. If you are interested in camping, kids and fun come check us out. Activities include conferences, networking with camping professionals, speakers, and fun socials. Hope to see you there!

Women in Natural Resources - WiNR
WiNR Meeting- Doris Kaberia Africa talk!! Apr. 28.
Doris will be speaking on her life in Kenya and her job with the Make a Mark Foundation. TNR 320, 6pm.

End of the Year Picnic - May 5
Iverson Park, 5pm -??? Come for food and fun before finals

Check out the WiNR website for other information: http://www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/winr/

Society for Ecological Restoration
Check out SER at the Eco Fair TODAY and at the Schmeeckle Reserve's 30th anniversary celebration Sat. from 6-10pm. Earth Week is far-out! Join SER as we travel to the Griffith State Tree Nursery on Fri. May 9 from 12:30pm-2pm. Contact: ecorest@uwsp.edu.

Society of American Foresters
The Society of American Foresters meets every Thurs. 5pm in TNR 170. Lynn Wilson of Plum Creek will be speaking at our Apr. 24 meeting on what Plum Creek expects from a field forester. There are many tree planting opportunities with SAF and other campus organizations this spring, stop by our office in 361A if you are interested in signing up for any of them. Wednesdays and Fridays SAF is holding tree walks to help prepare for the Forestry Exam, which begins at 8am on Apr. 19. Please stop by 361A regarding more information on times and locations for tree walks. Check out Ax-Men, a show about Northwestern logging crews on the History Channel at 9pm on Sundays.

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WORKSHOP/ACTIVITY INFORMATION

Xi Sigma Pi Photo Contest Winners
Click on the title to view the winners from the Xi Sigma Pi photo contest. Contestants may pick up their photos in the CNR Student Success Center (TNR 180).

Native American Awareness Week April 28-May 3

Youth Conservation Day
The Student Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will be hosting a Youth Conservation Day on Sun, Apr. 27 from 12-4 pm. This will be a great opportunity to share the wonderful conservation history of the Ike’s with local youths and families. Participants will get to learn about duck and goose hunting, fishing and fly tying, turkey hunting and archery. They’ll get a chance to try on the clothes of a wildland fire fighter at the UWSP Fire Crew booth and view live birds of prey. Each participant will be able to make a pine cone bird feeder and plant a small pine tree seedling to take home with them. There will also be a food booth with delicious hamburgers, brats, hotdogs and desserts. We are expecting this to be an event that the whole family will enjoy!

We are still looking for volunteers to help out with a variety of booths so if you are willing to help, email or call Gina Javurek at gjavu971@uwsp.edu or 715-577-2069.

Schmeeckle Weekly Special
It's warm out, the smell of Spring is in the air and the sounds of frogs and toads singing in the wetlands are all around you. Stop by the Schmeeckle Reserve Browse Shop during the week of Apr. 28-May 4 and receive 10% off all Frog and Toad items.

Schmeeckle 30th Anniversary Celebration - Under the Oaks
Join us under the spreading branches of the Berard Oaks to celebrate Schmeeckle Reserve's 30-year heritage on Sat, Apr. 26. Enjoy the sounds and smells of the spring woods as you listen to the tunes of local musicians and discover the stories of Schmeeckle. The evening culminates in a relaxing candlelit stroll to Lake Joanis. There will be educational booths including The Wildlife Society, Fire Crew, and Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education. Hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be served and the entertainment will be provided by a local musical group, Carmen Lee & the Tomorrow River Two.

6:30-7pm: Anniversary Ceremony
7:30-8pm: "If These Oaks Could Talk..." Interpretive Program
8-10: Candlelight Hike

Aldo Leopold Foundation Woodland School Workshops
Check out the Aldo Leopold Foundation website for some really interesting classes that deal with ecology and land health.

Field Ecology of the Pacific Coast and Great Basin
Only five spots left! Great for second semester Treehaven students.

Treehaven Classes and Workshops

Black Ash Basketry
During this one day workshop participants will learn the fundamentals of this form of splint work. Instructors will start with an in depth description of the harvesting process followed by hands on preparation of the raw material. Types of baskets, history and stories will be shared and discussed through out the day while participants weave a small basket of their own to take home.
INSTRUCTORS: April and Jarrod Stone Dahl. April is a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and currently the only black ash basket weaver of her band. Jarrod is of Scandinavian descent, and much of his woodworking style is influenced by this.
WHEN: Saturday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. May 17, 2008.
FEE: $72.00 includes lunch and materials. WHERE: UWSP Treehaven, W2540 Pickerel Creek Ave., Tomahawk, WI 54487 Registrations due May 9, 2008. For more information and registration call Treehaven 715.453.4106 (6315 from campus); E-mail treehaven@uwsp.edu; or visit http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/treehaven.

Group Process and Facilitation Skills
Learn and practice group process and facilitation skills that can be used to develop highly effective teams that produce high quality results.
WHEN: Apr. 25-27, 2008, at Treehaven. Students wanting graduate credit or wishing to take it as a non-credit participant visit www.uwsp.edu/cnr/treehaven for a brochure and more information.

SCA EarthVision Summit
The summit will be held in Washington D.C. Apr. 24-27.
Click on title for more information.

Bigs and Badges/Outdoor Mentors

For those of you interested in gaining some volunteer community service experience, Bigs and Badges and Outdoor Mentors are two excellent opportunities for you to get involved. These programs are in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. Become a big brother or sister and share your interest and knowledge of the outdoors with a little. For information, contact Rachel Ward at rward973@uwsp.edu or call (715) 341-0661.

Graduate Seminars
Graduate seminars are every Tues. and Thurs. at 4pm in TNR 170. Click on the title for the seminar schedule.

Field Semester in Montana

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

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SCHOLARSHIPS
*Click on title for application and more information

Liberty Mutual Responsible Scholars
Deadline: May 15

Wisconsin Water Association Scholarship
Deadline: May 23

Ben Meadows Scholarship
Deadline: June 30

Scholarships available: ROTC and the environment

Are you interested in a career in natural resources but would also like to serve your country? If so, the ROTC program at UWSP might be an option for you as the military offers careers and training in environmental related fields. Last year, over 70 environmental positions remained unfilled in the US Army alone. The Army needs position filled such as Environmental Services Officer, Environmental Impact Assessment Officer, Fuel Spill Assessment/ECO Impact Officer, Water Quality Officer, Air Quality Analysis Officer, Environmental Impact Manager, Chemical Officer Basic Course Instructor, Environmental Law Officer, etc. If you are interested in exploring the military as an option, the ROTC program offers excellent scholarships. For more information, please contact the Military Science Department Head, Jeff Kurka, at 346-3821. For more information please read following article titled The Army and the Environment (Click on Title).

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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/jobSearchInformation/jobSrchByFields/Science.htm

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

Global Career Opportunities
Attached is an extensive list of links to jobs in the US and overseas, enjoy!

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

USDA Forest Service Student Career Employment Program (SCEP)
SCEP Bulletin
SCEP Application

Various MN DNR Positions Summer and Fulltime
Deadline: Various

Schmeeckle Reserve Maintenance Supervisor Intern

Internships/Seasonal Jobs

Water Quality Research Assistant
The Center for Watershed Science and Education is looking for a motivated student that has excellent aquatic macrophyte identification and writing skills. We will be conducting aquatic macrophyte surveys in several local lakes in late July/early August and the summary report will commence following the surveys. Interested students should contact Nancy Turyk at nturyk@uwsp.edu 346-4155

Americorps Stewardship Assistant in central Wisconsin

V3 Wetland Field Internships
Deadline: Apr. 30

Beaver Creek Valley State Park Intern
Deadline: May 1

USDA International Programs Intern
Deadline: May 1

Household Hazardous Waste Summer Worker/Intern Hutchinson, MN
Deadline: May 2

Ranger Enforcement Pike Lake Park, WI NEW
Deadline: May16

Summer Trail Use Surveyor, Southeastern MN

Lime Creek Naturalist Internship Mason City, IA
Deadline: May 23
(24 week intern)

Conservation and Land Management Internship with the Chicago Botanic Garden NEW

Ocean Spray Cranberries-Central WI Integrated Pest Management Team NEW

USFS Soil Science Intern, Utah NEW
Application
Application (Word Document)

Schmeeckle Reserve is Hiring
Great positions for Treehaven Students or those going to Europe or CWES!
Click here for general information.

Hawk's Nest Canoe Outfitters Manager, Turtle-Flambeau Rivers and Flowage, WI
2008 position announcement
job description

Environmental Projects Intern Pewaukee, WI

Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana Science Intern

Minneapolis Water Quality Intern

Dane County Park Managers

Biological Science Technician (Plants)

Lake Maintenance- Aquatic Harvesting

Are you looking for a summer job while you are in college that is fun and pays well? I am looking for one to two helpers from May 15th through August 15th. You will be working on lakes hand in hand with the DNR working on mechanical harvesting of aquatic vegetation. The job requires a good driving history in order to drive a small dump truck(no special license is needed). Boating experience a plus! There will be over night stays nearly weekly because we will be on lakes throughout Wisconsin, Northern Illinois, and Northern Michigan.

For working the entire season, I guarantee $3000 which can be easily exceeded. Living in Metro Milwaukee Area a plus. Contact Dave from Midwest Aquatics at midwestaquatics@sbcglobal.net (preferred) or 262-385-5874.

Cranberry IPM Scout Nekoosa, WI
*Good opportunity for students attending Treehaven.

Johnson's Nursery Summer Interns and Propagation laborers Menomonee Falls, WI

Various Park Internships near Silver Bay in NE MN
Deadline: Varies with location

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Wildlife and Forestry Positions
Deadline: Varies with position

Zoning & Environmental Health Interns Brooklyn Park, MN

AmeriCorps-The Nature Conservancy, OR

Minnesota Conservation Corps
Check out the MCC website for available programs.

Karner Blue Butterfly Volunteer Research Crew
This is a great way to gain some research experience without a lot of time commitment.

Environmental Chemistry Research Positions

CWES Summer Custodial Position

Coastal Science Intern

Wildlife and Fisheries

Whooping Crane Project Intern
Deadline: Open until filled.

Avian Research Technicians northern WI and north-central MN
Deadline: Apr. 30

Aquatic Invasive Species Field Assistant, Beaver Creek Science Center, Eau Claire, WI
Deadline: May 9

Seasonal Raptor Migration Counters, Banders, and Site Interpreters, Western US
Deadline: May 31, open until filled

Habitat Assessment Technician in Wyoming NEW

Golden-winged Warbler Volunteer Position NEW

Avian Biologist Internships in California NEW

Marsh Bird Survey Techs ND, SD, MN NEW

Karner Blue Butterfly Seasonal Technician

Jones Ecological Research Center Wildlife Research Worker, Georgia

Wildlife and Forestry Worker in Kansas

Gila NF Field Assistant, New Mexico

King Eider Research Technician

Hine's Emerald Dragonfly Research Technician

International Crane Foundation Aviculturist

Alaska Groundfish Technician

Aquatic Biology Field Technician Positions

Habitat Assessment Technician, Wyoming

Waterfowl Field Technician, Montana

Stream Morphology Internship, Chippewa NF, Minnesota

Waterfowl Technician Suisun, CA

Wild Animal Care Intern Oconomowoc, WI

Lake Geneva Environmental Agency Lake Management Internship

Ducks Unlimited Research Technician, Dakotas

Ducks Unlimited Research Technician, Canada

Avian Research Technicians Jackson, WY

Wildlife Ecology and Shooting Sports Instructor / Counselor

McFaddin/Texas Point National Wildlife Refuge

Wildlife Tech Job in Mt. Horeb, WI

Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge

Water/Fisheries positions with MN DNR
Deadline: Varies with position

Mississippi River Biological Technician St. Paul, MN

Breeding Bird Surveyors N. MN and WI

Waterfowl Research, Feb-Sept, Coastal Texas and Louisiana

Fisheries Management Assistant Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Delta Waterfowl Foundation Technicians, ND and Canada

Northwoods Wildlife Center Minocqua, WI

Forestry/Restoration/Conservation

Seasonal Tree Inventory Position, Winona, MN NEW
Deadline: May 19

Field Forester/Botanist in Northern Wisconsin
Deadline: June 1
Great job for a Treehaven student attending Session 1

Habitat Assessment Technician in Wyoming NEW

Gila NF Field Assistant, New Mexico

Indiana State Forestry Technician

Indiana Forestry Internship

Forest Vegetation Sampling Interns

Nevada Timber and Fuels Positions

Seasonal Tree Inspector, Minnetonka, MN

Tahoe National Forest Timber Crew Positions

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Biological Plant Technician
Announcement
Student Program Application
Student Program Application (Signed copy)
Declaration for Federal Employment

Forestry Technician White River National Forest, CO

Forestry Technician, Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, CO

Summer Forestry Jobs in Steamboat Spring, CO

UW-Madison Forest Ecology Internship, Flambeau River State Forest

Forestry Technician Clemson, SC

Restoration Tech, Tallgrass Restoration LLC

Timber Management, Bridger-Teton National Forest, WY

Black Hills National Forest Firefighting Positions

USFS Forest Technicians, Colorado

Environmental Education and Interpretation

Schmeeckle Job Board
Visit the Schmeeckle Job Board for all sorts of EE/I job openings.
www.uwsp.edu/cnr/schmeeckle/interp/jobs/

Naturalists Intern Milton HS
Great for Second session Treehaven student!
Deadline: May 9

Wisconsin Lions Camp Nature Director
Deadline: May 10

Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education Resources Library is Hiring NEW
The WCEE is looking for part-time summer help. 20hrs/wk. $8.00/hr. Work study students and/or students interested in environmental education/natural resources/education are desirable. If interested, please contact Susan Ermer at sermer@uwsp.edu or call 715-346-4150.

International Crane Foundation Interpretive Program Manager

Pheasants Forever Youth Program Coordinator, Illinois

Costa Rica Environmental Education Program Developer

Crossways Camp Counselor, Hatley, WI

Camp Tekawitha Summer Counselor, near Shawano

Interpretive Ranger Position Anchorage, AK

Permanent/Full Time Jobs

Wisconsin Natural Heritage Corps NEW

The Wisconsin Natural Heritage Corps, a part of Americorps and the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin, is looking for one more employee. This position will be working with the Department of Natural Resources in Wautoma (Waushara County). WNHC works with invasive species, scenic and natural areas, and endangered resources.

If you are graduating this spring and still looking for a great opportunity, contact W. David Clutter at 608-264-8922 or warren.clutter@wisconsin.gov or see Diane Lueck in room 245.

Americorps and WNHC will give you a chance to use the skills you are building, AND will provide incentive $$ toward graduate school should you choose to continue your education.
Deadline: Apr. 30.

Manager Environmental Operations-Parks Board Minneapolis, MN NEW
Deadline: May 2

Martin Sate Forest-Forester Shoals, IN NEW
Deadline: May 5

Friends of the Mississippi River Ecologist Position, MN NEW
Deadline: May 15

Science & Outdoor Education Naturalist, Pathfinder Ranch, Mountain Center, CA
June 1

Whitetails Unlimited Field Director
Deadline: June 30

Assistant Migratory Game Bird Ecologist WI DNR
Deadline: ASAP

Position with the Rainforest Alliance

WY NRCS Soil Science Positions
Hiring immediately.

Lodholz Northstar Acres, Inc. Tomahawk, WI (Forestry)

Pheasants Forever Youth Program Coordinator, Illinois

Tree Care and Maintenance Position in Stevens Point

Arborist Position in Appleton

Natural Areas Technician, Urbana, IL

Interpreter/Naturalist at Raptor Center, MN
To view job announcement click on "Search Postings" and type in "birds."

NTS Consulting Firm Position Opening

Environmental Scientist Marshfield, WI

Wisconsin Association of Lakes Executive Director

Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource, LLC Biologist

Organic Valley: Regional Farmers Relations Representative

Sage Grouse Field Assistant Eastern Nevada

Director of Conservation-Land Management Madison, WI

Student Conservation Association Program Coordinator Milwaukee, WI

National Wildlife Federation Regional Representative Ann Arbor, MI

Natural Resource Specialist Bison, SD
Application

NW Area Forester Bison, SD

Living Forest Cooperative Ashland, WI

Job Announcement for CNR and Biology Seniors
Position offers part-time employment through this academic year and opportunity for a graduate position.

ArborCare Resources, Inc. Hailey, ID

Natural Resources Recreation Manager

NRCS Soil and Ag Positions
Soil Conservation Tech Position
Ag Engineer Student Trainee
How to Apply for Jobs in Wisconsin
NRCS Jobs Flyer
NRCS Careers
NRCS Benefits

Graduate Opportunities

Earth System & Science Policy Assistantship U of ND

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