Date Submitted: | January 23, 2006 |
Title: | Endangered Species Program Vacancies |
Category: | Wildlife |
Name: | Suffolk County Department of Parks |
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Location: | New York |
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Other: | The ideal candidates: Have an interest and/or coursework in ornithology, ecology, and natural resources. Are able to meet the physical demands of the job: walking miles on the beach, carrying heavy fencing materials, digging trenches; all in typical summer weather. Must demonstrate an ability to work effectively with others under stressful conditions. Must be willing to work long, flexible hours (including weekends & holidays). Have an ability to interact professionally with the general public. Must be meticulous and concise in recording data. Have a valid driver’s license (often required to drive 2-3 hours a day to visit sites).
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Type: | Temporary |
Documentation Needed: | Send resumes by fax or email. |
Contact Address: | Kelly Roper |
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Fax: | 631.854.0974 |
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Description: | Suffolk County Department of Parks is currently accepting applications for seasonal openings in its endangered species protection program for the 2006 season. The position involves helping to manage nesting shorebirds (terns and plovers) at seventeen sites throughout Suffolk County. While this job is anything but a “day at the beach,” the candidates will gain an intimate knowledge of bird behavior and of the unique management issues their presence creates. |
Salary: | $8.55/hour, up to 35 hours/week |
Benefits: | Housing may be available. Use of your personal vehicle may be required, mileage reimbursement applies. |
Deadline: | March 3, 2006 |
