- Comfortable working independently
- Willingness to learn
- Demonstrated ability to identify plants
- Experience working with the public
- Comfortable leading a volunteer group/ or a small crew
- Enthusiasm about the position, with interest in and knowledge of botany and invasive species monitoring
- Ability to safely navigate to field sites using maps/compass and handheld GPS devices;
- High level of proficiency leading field work in dynamic field settings;
- Excellent organizational skills;
- Reliable, team-player with strong leadership and communication skills;
- Possession of a clean, valid, state-issued driver’s license;
Preferred Qualifications:
- State Issued Herbicide Applicator Certificate
- Experience creating and working with maps in GIS
Because the agreement under which this position is being advertised is a Public Lands Corps Youth Assistance Agreement, all applicants must meet the PLC age and citizenship requirements. Additional information on the PLC can be found on our website.
EEO Statement
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