Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex- USFWS
Works with refuge staff to gain experience in habitat restoration, biological surveys, and visitor services/facilities. This position is stationed in Bandon, OR at Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge.
Duties include:
- Identify, monitor, map and remove invasive plants to improve habitat conditions
- Participate in the restoration project at Crook Point (requires camping at a remote field site with no running water or electricity, ~1-2 nights/week)
- Conduct weekly nest monitoring of black oystercatchers and other on-going seabird research projects
- Assist with native pollinator garden activities
- Assist Shoreline Education for Awareness with on-site interpretation and education for visitors on the seabirds and marine mammals of Oregon Islands Wildlife Refuge
Requirements:
- B.Sc. preferred or some undergrad coursework in biology, natural resources, park management, or related field required
- U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident under age 31
- Valid state driver’s license
- Must be able to work independently and in groups
- Must have good observational and communication skills
- Schedule flexibility, including weekend, holidays, and morning/evening shifts
Benefits:
- $2,000 monthly living stipend
- Free co-ed bunkhouse style lodging with laundry, wi-fi, utilities, and more included (sorry, no pets)
- Professional development, training, and networking opportunities
- Public Land Corps status for hiring
- Work vehicle and equipment provided (Intern is responsible for personal transportation needs)
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