AU · Alabama · posted today
We are seeking two seasonal technicians to aid a wild turkey predator community research project based in Auburn, AL. Preferred qualifications include: - Passion for wildlife research and management with a strong work ethic - Completed or pursuing (at least junior standing) B.S. in Wildlife Biology - VHF radio telemetry experience - Mesocarnivore capture and handling experience - Foothold trapping experience - Wildlife chemical immobilization experience - Camera trapping experience - Strong communication skills, including with private/industry landowners - Ability to work independently in adverse outdoor conditions - Ability to carry/lift 50 lbs and drive 4x4 vehicles Primary responsibilities include maintaining trap grids and capturing mesocarnivores, deploying camera traps, triangulating animal locations with VHF telemetry, maintaining/filling wildlife feeders, and data entry. Secondary responsibilities include ARU deployment/retrieval and others as assigned. Preference will be given to candidates with VHF triangulation experience. To apply, email a single PDF (LastnameFirstname_CornStudy.pdf) with a cover letter, CV, and unofficial transcript(s) to Reese Stogner (rms0092@auburn.edu).
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