WE ARE HIRING A BIOMONITORING RESEARCH ASSISTANT! (Summer Position)
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There is growing interest, demand and need for long-term benthos monitoring in the lakes in the Haliburton Highlands bioregion and for terrestrial biomonitoring in its protected forests. We are piloting a new program which will coordinate and leverage the resources of U-Links, Trent University School of the Environment and Fleming College School of Environmental & Natural Resource Sciences, and local community associations and organizations to establish long term biomonitoring for multiple lakes and forests in the Haliburton Highlands bio-region.
U-Links is seeking an enthusiastic, self-directed and experienced individual who has experience in aquatic and terrestrial biomonitoring, project coordination, and data management. OBBN certification is an asset.
The successful candidate will coordinate benthic and terrestrial biomonitoring projects in Haliburton County with the Aquatic and Terrestrial Biomonitoring Coordinator.
This position will be 35 hours (5 days) per week, at $18.50/hour.
Submit a cover letter and resume via email to aduncombe-lee@ulinks.ca
Application deadline: 12:00 PM, Monday April 13th, 2020.
Click here for a full job description.
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There is growing interest, demand and need for long-term benthos monitoring in the lakes in the Haliburton Highlands bioregion and for terrestrial biomonitoring in its protected forests. We are piloting a new program which will coordinate and leverage the resources of U-Links, Trent University School of the Environment and Fleming College School of Environmental & Natural Resource Sciences, and local community associations and organizations to establish long term biomonitoring for multiple lakes and forests in the Haliburton Highlands bio-region.
U-Links is seeking an enthusiastic, self-directed and experienced individual who has experience in aquatic and terrestrial biomonitoring, project coordination, and data management. OBBN certification is an asset.
The successful candidate will coordinate benthic and terrestrial biomonitoring projects in Haliburton County with the Aquatic and Terrestrial Biomonitoring Coordinator.
This position will be 35 hours (5 days) per week, at $18.50/hour.
Submit a cover letter and resume via email to aduncombe-lee@ulinks.ca
Application deadline: 12:00 PM, Monday April 13th, 2020.
Click here for a full job description.